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[US] E.S. McCartney ‘Sl. and Idioms of World War’ Papers Michigan Academy of Arts & Sciences 10 325: Split-ass merchant, an expression applied indiscriminately to a reckless individual, or to a really good flyer capable of executing stunts with a modicum of safety.
at split-arse, adj.
[US] E.S. McCartney ‘Sl. and Idioms of World War’ Papers Michigan Academy of Arts & Sciences 10 283: butcher shop, the operating room; the surgical department.
at butcher shop (n.) under butcher, n.1
[US] E.S. McCartney ‘Sl. and Idioms of World War’ Papers Michigan Academy of Arts & Sciences 10 n.p.: Deedonc (Am.), Frenchman.
at dee-donk, n.
[US] E.S. McCartney ‘Sl. and Idioms of World War’ Papers Michigan Academy of Arts & Sciences 10 n.p.: Web-foot (Am.), an occasional name for the infantryman.
at web-foot, n.
[US] E.S. McCartney ‘Sl. and Idioms of World War’ Papers Michigan Academy of Arts & Sciences 10 n.p.: mud-crunchers, infantrymen.
at gravel-crusher (n.) under gravel, n.
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