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(con. 1920s) in River’s in My Blood (1983) 166: He had two daggone kittens [...] And you know there was only one place they could do their business—that’s in the pilot’s toilet.at do one’s business (v.) under business, n.
(con. 1920s) in River’s in My Blood (1983) 166: He had two daggone kittens [...] And you know there was only one place they could do their business—that’s in the pilot’s toilet. (con. 1920s) in River’s in My Blood (1983) 166: He was really on my duster from then on, and I got off at Memphis.at on someone’s duster under duster, n.4
(con. 1942) in River’s in My Blood (1983) 42: He was hell-bent for Georgia to go down the river.at hellbent for election (adv.) under hellbent, adj.
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