code book , also: codebook

I'll check my code book and get back to you.

Let me see, where did I put that code book?

Not that they are going to toss out the code book.

To prove it, she decided to use the code book.

When asked the price, the assistant looks in the code book and sees another figure.

I saw him checking in a code book, to find out what they meant.

He found the code book and slipped it into his pocket.

Her story, that she had stolen the code book, was a lie.

And he had access to the code books, too.

However, without the code book, the message could not be unscrambled.

"The code book was stolen from this house, two days ago!

"And did these orders state that the code books were to be allowed to fall into the hands of the Germans?"

The others soon follow, leaving the code books behind.

I'll give the person who has that code book sixty seconds to obey.

Some kind of built-in wooden cabinet, probably nothing but city code books or something.

Referring these back to the code book, they'd produce my intended word or phrase.

Unless you've been cashiered for not eating the code book under fire or something.

"It happened the first time we tried sending after our code book was stolen," Tom answered.

"This explains a great deal," he said, tapping the code book.

The Code Book has resulted in a return to television for him.

To listen, parents need more than ears; they need a code book.

Here is part of the code book that contains the numbers:

Now her mind worked as fast as it had on the hill last night, when she'd gone for the man with the code book.

Further code books were captured by raids on weather ships.

This lost section is said to have held many of the most sought items, including the code book and nuclear missiles.