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Wolfville 240: ‘I’ma Chinaman,’ says Billy, ‘if it ain’ta kid!’.at I’m a Dutchman, phr.
Wolfville 240: ‘I’ma Chinaman,’ says Billy, ‘if it ain’ta kid!’. Wolfville 134: ‘Well, I’m a coyote!’ says Monte, a heap disgusted, ‘wherever is the female?’.at I’m a nigger, phr.
Wolfville 7: There ain’t no camp this side of St. Looey could turn this trick.at turn a trick, v.2
Wolfville 72: He sets in to win Jennie hard. Jim tries to crowd the game an’ get action.at action, n.
Wolfville 330: Air-tights is can peaches, can tomatters, an’ sim’lar bluffs.at air-tights, n.
Wolfville 150: Folks locoed most usual – clean off up in the air an’ pichin’ on their ropes.at up in the air (adj.) under air, n.
Wolfville 12: ‘The bridle’s plumb off to you, amigo,’ says Cherokee, an’ his tones is some hard.at amigo, n.
Wolfville 16: As the Lizard makes his bluff his hand goes to his artillery like a flash.at artillery, n.
Wolfville 143: Game as hornets. Never knowed him to quit anythin’ in his life. [Ibid.] 199: The Wells-Fargo gents – they was game as goats both of ’em.at ...an ant under game as..., adj.
Wolfville 243: But the Mexican gets ugly as a t’ran’tler at this an’ with one motion he lugs out a six-shooter.at ...a tarantula under ugly as..., adj.
Wolfville 332: Here’s lookin’ at you, Crawfish.at here’s looking at you!, excl.
Wolfville 168: My off-wheel mule – a reg’lar shave-tail – is bad medicine.at bad medicine (n.) under bad, adj.
Wolfville 31: It ain’t been usual for me to blow my own bazoo to any extent.at blow (off) one’s bazoo (v.) under bazoo, n.1
Wolfville 57: I knows men [...] as would beef him right yere an’ leave him as a companion piece to that compadre of his you downs.at beef, v.2
Wolfville 231: It seem like that Bible-sharp is right a whole lot?at bible-banger (n.) under bible, n.
Wolfville 330: They’s runnin’ blazers on each other [...] an’ don’t mean nothin’.at run a blazer (on/over) (v.) under blazer, n.
Wolfville 251: I reckons Billy’s merely blowin’ his horn; bein’ sick an’ cantankerous with his game knee.at blow one’s horn, v.
Wolfville 330: Air-tights is can peaches, can tomatters, an’ sim’lar bluffs.at bluff, n.1
Wolfville 3: We gets a box an’ grave ready.at box, n.1
Wolfville 15: I now announces that this yere game is a skin an’ a brace.at brace game, n.
Wolfville 86: You go down to them Injuns, an’ find the right buck [...] an’ tell him the squaw’s got a buck now.at buck, n.1
Wolfville 197: S’pose I asks you-all to lend me money, quite a bundle, say, would you do it?at bundle, n.1
Wolfville 274: Red Dog sends its comps, an’ asks Wolfville to bury the hatchet for one day in honor of to-morrow bein’ Thanks givin’.at bury the hatchet (v.) under bury, v.
Wolfville 63: All we has to do is [...] make a camp; an’ by bein’ slow an’ shore, an’ takin’ time an’ pains, we bushwhacks an’ kills the last one.at bushwhack, v.
Wolfville 28: Yesterday, allowin’ to bushwhack some trooth about ’em, I waits till old Wilkins drifts over to the corral, an’ then I goes projectin’ ’round for facts. I works it plenty cunnin’.at bushwhack, v.
Wolfville 331: Crawfish prances into camp on this yere occasion with Julius [i.e. a pet snake] bushwacked ’way ’round back in his shirt.at bushwhack, v.
Wolfville 149: The calabose is dry, an’ what you-alls might call, commodious. It’s a slam-up camp.at calaboose, n.
Wolfville 140: We takes a drink on the house, quits, an’ calls it a day.at call it a day (v.) under call, v.
Wolfville 52: But Peets says it’s the reg’lar caper, an’ you can gamble Peets knows.at caper, n.2
Wolfville 6: In honor of the dead an’ to mark the occasion of his cashin’ in.at cash in, v.
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