1955 H. Ainley In Order to Die 210: [T]here came a series of almighty explosions from just behind him .at almighty, adj.
1955 H. Ainley In Order to Die 111: [T]wo other men went down either dead or dying—three others, badly wounded, were out for the count.at out for the count (adj.) under count, n.3
1955 H. Ainley In Order to Die 168: [B]etween his barmaid and his pistol-packing momma he must have had his hands full .at momma, n.1
1955 H. Ainley In Order to Die 111: [O]ne man’s glory inevitably meant somebody else stopping a packet.at cop a packet (v.) under packet, n.
1955 H. Ainley In Order to Die 132: [H]e had tricked up the stealing of his money and the desertion of the Bande Noire men and reported the desertion so that it would be officially recorded .at trick up (v.) under trick, v.
1955 H. Ainley In Order to Die 169: We finished that bottle in the same manner as the first—she had half and Hartz and I shared the other, but whereas he and I were definitely woolly, she hadn’t turned a hair .at woolly, adj.1