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Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 11 June 2/1: The editor of the Ohio paper abandoned the Whigs because they nominated the Abolitionists, and joined the Locofocos because they went for the doughfaces.at doughface (n.) under dough, n.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 11 June 2/1: The editor of the Ohio paper abandoned the Whigs because they nominated the Abolitionists, and joined the Locofocos because they went for the doughfaces. Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 28 Apr. 1/1: ‘Shamrock Mountain’ is a large space [...] barren of tree or shrub [...] ’tis called the ‘Devil’s Half Acre’.at devil’s half-acre (n.) under devil, n.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 6 June 1/6: He is the biggest blunderhad in the world.at blunderhead, n.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 13 Oct. 2/2: I’ll be God damned,’ ‘God damn my soul’ and other such phrases.at I’ll be goddamned! (excl.) under god-damn, v.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 13 Oct. 2/2: You see that God damned thing there?at god-damned, adj.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 29 Apr. 4/1: Yeou, all-fired, dod-blasted, dod-rabbited, pesky-lookin’ little tarnel black nigger.at dod, n.1
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 29 Apr. 4/1: Yeou, all-fired, dod-blasted, dod-rabbited, pesky-lookin’ little tarnel black nigger.at dod-blasted (adj.) under dod, n.1
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 29 June 2/2: The Copper-hearted Chicken! We have been shewn a dirty copper cent which someone plmed off on the ladies of the Methodist Church.at copper-hearted (adj.) under copper, n.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 29 Aug. 2/5: Oh you ‘Coke’, you ’Country Crackers’.at country cokes (n.) under country, adj.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 3 Mar. n.p.: Well dog my cats! [...] Well, now dog-gone my skin!at doggone, v.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 21 Dec. 2/2: Josh Ashley [...] went for him but some of the members grabbed the tails of his jimswinger and held him in leash.at jimswinger, n.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 29 May 2/2: Umph you needn’t try to be so drotted smart about it.at dratted, adj.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 21 Dec. 3/3: We had good men in office and threw them out for jim-swingers and coat-tail-swingers.at jimswinger, n.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 25 Sept. 1/6: he was helf up by a red-necked farmer armed with a shot gun [...] and swearing a blue streak.at redneck, adj.
Eaglefield Advertiser (SC) 13 Oct. 4/7: ‘Heavens!’ she cried [...] ‘Reggie has foozled his approach!’.at foozle, v.
Eaglefield Advertiser (SC) 13 Oct. 4/4: The girl [...] saw her lover coming up the steps — saw him slip — saw him carom kerflip kerflop back to the path below.at kerflip! (excl.) under ker-, pfx
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 4 Oct. 7/4: Pigeon, I’m through with all this bachelor stuff. No more stag suppers.at stag, adj.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 29 Jan. 6/3: Men who always [...] bloviating over what they have don’t get very far.at bloviate, v.
Edgefield Advertiser 11 July 2/3: Young Fatwad is an absolute nincompoop.at fatwad (n.) under fat, adj.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 6 Aug. 5/5: When reminded that many people were doubtless on the anxious bench as regards these appointments, Mr Tolbert said [...] ‘Let them linger on the anxious bench a while longer’.at on the anxious bench (adj.) under bench, n.
Edgefield Advertiser (SC) 31 May 9/1: Edgar Hart, a popular knight of the road, who travels [etc.].at knight of the road, n.
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