1849 Tomahawk Nov. n.p.: Here he could fizzles mark, without a sigh, And see orations unregarded die [F&H].at fizzle, n.2
1868 Tomahawk 19 Dec. 269/2: The Pall Mall Gazette, for the want of something better to discuss, has been moralizing over the agony column of The Times.at agony column (n.) under agony, n.
1916 Tomahawk (White Earth, Becker Co., MN) 19 Oct. 3/5: Supposin’ I hadn’t showed down a cool hand to him? You’d be swingin’ somewheres now.at cool hand (n.) under cool, adj.
1916 Tomahawk (White Earth, Becker Co., MN) 19 Oct. 3/5: Who in all-fired hell are you talkin’ about?at who in hell...?, phr.
1916 Tomahawk (White Earth, Becker Co., MN) 19 Oct. 3/5: Sure, he’s the king-pin rustler.at kingpin, adj.
1916 Tomahawk (White Earth, MN) 9 Mar. 3/4: The newspaper lobster-shift man, whose work takes him to the almost deserted skyscraper district of lower Manhattan at three or four o’clock in the morning.at lobster shift (n.) under lobster, n.1
1916 Tomahawk (White Earth, Becker Co., MN) 19 Oct. 3/4: It was a slick job, done by no ordinary sneak.at sneak, n.1
1916 Tomahawk (White Earth, Becker Co., MN) 19 Oct. 3/3: Wal, if them tourists ain’t too durned snooky the hoss ’ll be safe in the ’dobe-shack.at snooky, adj.
1916 Tomahawk (White Earth, Becker Co., MN) 19 Oct. 3/5: I split my pile. If thet doesn’t make us pards, good turns an’ money ain’t no use.at split, v.
1919 Tomahawk Border Co., MN) 4 Dec. 7/1: [advt] Brazil Nuts for Christmas [...] Everybody Calls Them Nigger Toes.at nigger toe (n.) under nigger, n.1
1920 Tomahawk (Becker Co., Minn.) 23 Dec. 3/3: Santa Claus would [...] kick a lever and down would drop a doll, ker-plop.at kerplop! (excl.) under ker-, pfx