1894 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 17 Jan. 8/5: ‘No siree, he ain’t no burglar’s accomplice’.at no siree (bob)!, excl.
1896 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 5 Dec. 7/6: [She] disappeared into the kitchen, escorted by a reverent and remote train, maid, button boy, and the porter .at button boy (n.) under button, n.1
1920 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 1 July 1/4: Goofy hauls off and starts to bozo again [...] when somebody reaches out from behind him [...] and puts the slug on him.at bozo, v.
1920 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 1 July 1/4: Goofy hauls off and starts to bozo again [...] when somebody reaches out from behind him [...] and puts the slug on him.at put the slug on (v.) under slug, n.2
1925 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 22 June 4/3: Says his wife with a sneer, ‘You’d better go sit on a tack’.at go sit on a tack! (excl.) under sit, v.
1930 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 4 Oct. 19/5: Businessmen are sitting around sucking their thumbs and sobbing the blues.at sob the blues (v.) under blues, n.1
1930 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 12 June 21/1: [of two NYC Jewish pushcart pedlars] ‘I sad [sic] ’ reiterated Moe, ‘Howz business?’ To which the stubborn Ben boomed: ‘Does Macy’s tell Gimbel?at does Macy’s tell Gimbel’s?, phr.
1931 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 24 Aug. 4/3: Once there was a news editor who said, ‘We’ll ditch that page one leg art and sub this photo of the new Hoover commission’.at leg art (n.) under leg, n.
1938 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 30 Dec. 5/7: Soap Dodger Pendleton, the junkman’s son, a ‘blond, dirty resourceful brat’.at soap dodger (n.) under soap, n.1
1939 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 19 Apr. 22/1: Sockdolager Taken — Twenty-three and a half pounder of silver catfish.at sockdolager, n.
1943 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 7 May 12/8: At least a score of girls are now hppping bells at local inns, replacing the little jockeys who set down the bags, opened the windows and then opened those tickling palms.at hop bells (v.) under bell, n.1
1949 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 22 Aug. 6/6: But sure as shucks, I wasn’t looking for a Chamber of Commerce.at sure as shucks under sure as..., phr.
1950 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 10 Dec. 53/5: G.I. Dictionary, Korean Campaign. ‘He’s gone ape’ means he’s blown his top.at go ape (v.) under ape, adj.
1950 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 13 Feb. 6/4: The barbers classify such as you as the ‘shag-nasty’ boys.at shag-nasty (adj.) under shag, v.1
1952 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 20 Feb. 7/1: Barnett won the Phi Delts’annual trophy of a man slingin gthe bull by telling the best story at his fraternity [and] doesn’t seem to mind being kidded about being a ‘champion bullslinger’.at bull slinger (n.) under bull, n.6
1958 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 6 Nov. 26/4: A silent movie returns to an Akron screen Sunday [...] One of the attractions of Temple Israel’s carnival [is] the hit film ‘Will Success Spoil Becky the Bagel Bender’.at bagel bender (n.) under bagel, n.
1962 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 15 June 2/5: Federal Bankruptcy Court today order the immediate closing [...] of Sweeney’s Little Club, girlie bar and clip joint in downtown Cleveland [...] liquor agents had cited the place for using B-girls to solicit drinks from patrons.at girlie bar (n.) under girlie, adj.
1974 Akron Beacon Jrnl 11 Jan. 10/1: The Sting [...] There’s a vain, bullying Irish mobster [...] who’s just begging to be taken by any confidence men nervy enough. Well, Paul Newman and Robert Redford [...] are just the boys to handle a good hornswaggle.at hornswoggle, n.
1981 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 22 Mat. 27/1: He will feel naked as a jaybird without stickum.at stickum, n.
1982 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 11 Aug. 42/6: LOST, male cat, black and white, marked with black moustache, ‘Stashie’.at stash, n.2
1983 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 29 Aug. 38/2: Asked if he played golf, James cracked up. ‘Why, I couldn’t even bust a grape with a club,’ he said.at couldn’t bust a grape... (v.) under bust a grape, v.
1985 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 3 Apr. B9/1: [film listings] Downtown Adult Cinema 2 ‘Cherry Busters’ (X).at cherry-buster (n.) under cherry, n.1
2000 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 5 Nov. 14/1: Marcus preferred running his mouth to using his fists. ‘He wouldn’t bust a grape in a fruit fight’.at couldn’t bust a grape... (v.) under bust a grape, v.
2002 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 25 July E3/3: Dr Evil (Mike Myers) travels back in time to the 1960sand steals Powers’ (Myers) ‘mojo,’ leaving him all shagged out.at shagged (out) (adj.) under shag, v.1
2014 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 14 Sept. C005/4: ‘I started to settle in [...] my side pens have been good’.at side pen (n.) under side, adj.
2015 Akron Beacon Jrnl (OH) 15 Feb. A013/1: The inevitable creep from sarcasm to snideness.at snideness (n.) under snide, adj.