1908 Times (Munster, IN) 2 Apr. 4/2: Some of them think Taft has been horswaggled. Nix. Bill knows a hornswaggle by heart and can juggle him without a net.at hornswoggle, n.
1922 Times (Munster, IN) 9 June 9/1: In the fifth round of a vicious hel-snorting fight [...] Tremblay [...] tossed in the sponge.at snorting, adj.
1927 Times (Munster, IN) 14 Oct. 24/3: She [...] didn’t share the fear [...] that such a rigorous programme would render hus husband [...] ‘slug nutty’ or ‘punch goofy’.at slug-nutty (adj.) under slug, n.2
1934 Times (Munster, IN) 31 Oct. 44/4: The proper ideophonics representing ‘Zowie!’ ‘Bam!’ and ‘Squiff!’.at zowie!, excl.
1936 Times (Munster, IN) 26 Aug. 12/2: A refreshing stock of non-vitriolic insults enlivens the bubbler’s [i.e. Bing Crosby] cheese show.at cheesy, adj.2
1936 Times (Munster, IN) 26 Aug. 12/2: It is too much like Babbitt’s paradise of goo and gush.at goo, n.1
1939 Times (Munster, IN) 19 Jan. 13/1: Competiton would be calculated to sky-hoot my income.at sky hoot (v.) under sky, n.1
1941 Times (Munster, IN) 4 Nov. 8/7: Seeing as i don’t pay taxes [...] it’s no skin off my teeth.at no skin off one’s nose under skin, n.1
1958 Times (Munster, IN) 19 Jan. 56/1: Slang keeps changing to keep up [...] ‘Aced Out— Fooled, exhausted.at ace, v.
1958 Times (Munster, IN) 19 Jan. 56/1: Slang keeps changing to keep up [...] ‘Bear’ — Ugly girl.at bear, n.
1958 Times (Munster, IN) 19 Jan. 56/1: Slang keeps changing to keep up [...] ‘BB’ — Bird-brain.at birdbrain (n.) under bird, n.1
1958 Times (Munster, IN) 19 Jan. 56/1: Slang keeps changing to keep up [...] ‘Cootie rack’ — Comb.at cootie-rack (n.) under cootie, n.
1958 Times (Munster, IN) 19 Jan. 56/1: Slang keeps changing to keep up [...] ‘Dungeon’ — school.at dungeon, n.
1958 Times (Munster, IN) 19 Jan. 56/1: Slang keeps changing to keep up [...] ‘Earth-Pads’ — shoes.at earth pads (n.) under earth, n.3
1958 Times (Munster, IN) 19 Jan. 56/1: Slang keeps changing to keep up [...] ‘Psyched out— I’m psyched out — I’m okay mentally.at psych (out) (v.) under psych, v.
1958 Times (Munster, IN) 19 Jan. 56/1: Slang keeps changing to keep up [...] ‘Tiger or Tigress’ — Good-looking boy or girl.at tiger, n.
1966 Times (Munster, IN) 1 Mar. 10/5: An ad that promised to teach them enough conversational French to dazzle their suet-headed escorts.at suet-headed, adj.
1966 Times (Munster, IN) 13 June 1/6: The ‘skids’ congregate [and] wait for someone to come up with a bottle of wine.at skid, n.2
1966 Times (Munster, IN) 13 June 1/6: Vacant strip houses are sleeping quarters for some of those who ‘hit the skids’.at hit the skids (v.) under skids, n.
1991 Times (Munster, IN) 12 June 6/2: 139 [planes] were reported lost of Florida [...] Those are a lot of planes to go kerplop.at kerplop! (excl.) under ker-, pfx
1995 Times (Munster, IN) 19 Mar. 15/1: The ultramodern computerized baggage system went kerflunk! kerflooey!at kerflunk! (excl.) under ker-, pfx
2010 Times (Munster, IN) 31 Jan. A3/1: I don’t want to come in your home and snatch your cowboy killer from your lips as you [...] light up.at cowboy killer (n.) under cowboy, n.
2010 Times (Munster, IN) 13 Jan. PA4/1: One of the men was heavyset and the other was ‘snaggle tooth’ with ‘teeth clearly out of place’.at snaggle-tooth, n.
2018 Times (Munster, IN) 6 Oct. A9/4: ‘Jamilia ain’t gonna bust a grape in a food fight’.at couldn’t bust a grape... (v.) under bust a grape, v.