1867 Sacramento Bee (CA) 20 Mar. 1/3: Winnemucca, the War Chief was [...] rtigged out in a ring-streaked blanket overcoat and a bell-teazer plug hat.at bell-teazer (n.) under bell, n.1
1896 Sacramento Bee (CA) 9 May 12/4: [advert] Our Kola Wine Braces up Tired, Weak and Lame Brains [...] in fact (it will almost clothe a skeleton).at lamebrain, n.
1910 Sacramento Bee (CA) 14 Sept. 14/5: The liquor is furnished by a ‘booze-runner’. He wears a belt similar to a cartridge belt, but has it loaded with bottles of beer and champagne.at booze runner (n.) under booze, n.
1928 Sacramento Bee (CA) 28 Apr. 32/6: A man gets two or three times as much coin — always on the fritz.at on the fritz (adj.) under fritz, n.2
1928 Sacramento Bee (CA) 28 Apr. 32/5: A lot of fresh kids stood around and give me the laugh.at give someone the laugh (v.) under laugh, n.
1928 Sacramento Bee (CA) 28 Apr. 32/5: Is she goin’ to wear ’em bloomers? Not on your facial expression!at not on your tintype, phr.
1963 Sacramento Bee (CA) 11 Aug. 26/3: An underworld figure who goes to a cold meat party.at cold meat party (n.) under cold meat, n.
1963 Sacramento Bee (CA) 11 Aug. 26/3: [cartoon caption] The guy must be loca da poco or dingswizzled.at dingswizzled, adj.
1963 Sacramento Bee (CA) 11 Aug. 26/3: This here meatball [...] was woofing and beating his gums about this fem he had for me.at femme, n.
1963 Sacramento Bee (CA) 11 Aug. 26/3: I went up to his place just to have me a gander.at gander, n.3
1963 Sacramento Bee (CA) 11 Aug. 26/3: The kissoff was that when the dish comes in, she’s no wow at all.at kiss-off, n.
1963 Sacramento Bee (CA) 11 Aug. 26/3: He wants me to be a patsy for peddlin’ his needle candy.at needle candy (n.) under needle, n.
1963 Sacramento Bee (CA) 11 Aug. 26/3: The clamor over the Dictionary of American Slang [...] whether it’s a Tijuana Bible (a pornographic item) or a real gasser (an exceptional work).at Tijuana bible (n.) under Tijuana, adj.
1963 Sacramento Bee (CA) 11 Aug. 26/3: The difference between a gambler who whacks up (divides his winnings) and one who whacks out (goes broke).at whack up, v.2
1963 Sacramento Bee (CA) 11 Aug. 26/3: This here meatball [...] was woofing and beating his gums about this fem he had for me.at woof, v.1
1979 Sacramento Bee (CA) 8 May 2/1: Mary Tyler Moore occasionally smokes a toke.at smoke a toke (v.) under toke, n.2
1991 Sacramento Bee (CA) 5 July 109/4: Mel Brooks [...] takes the idea of having a ‘toilet mouth’ to extremes.at toilet-mouth (adj.) under toilet, n.
2000 Sacramento Bee (CA) 1 Nov. B7/1: The vaunted ‘Texas miracle’ in raising student test scores was more hat than cattle.at more hat than cattle (adj.) under hat, n.