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Back to the Woods 46: It looks to me like a cinchalorum, Bunch, a regular cinchalorum!at -alorum, sfx
Back to the Woods 46: It looks to me like a cinchalorum, Bunch, a regular cinchalorum! Back to the Woods 11: I fell asleep at the switch and somebody put the white lights all over me.at asleep at the switch, adj.
‘Hugh McHugh’ Back to the Woods 38: I could see myself in the giggle-giggle ward in a bat house.at bat house (n.) under bat, n.5
Back to the Woods 12: I blame Bunch Jefferson for putting the bug in my Central.at bug, n.4
Back to the Woods 51: To-morrow I’m going to town to buy a bull dog revolver, maybe a bull dog and a revolver.at bulldog, n.
Back to the Woods 94: If I wasn’t in a daffy house and him nothin’ but a bug, it’s the weight of that chair he’d feel over his bald spot.at daffy house (n.) under daffy, adj.
Back to the Woods 14: I squeezed into the thirst parlor and bathed my injured feelings with sarsaparilla.at thirst factory, n.
Back to the Woods 13: I made up my mind one day I’d run down to the Flatfish Factory and drag a few honest dollars away from the Bookmakers.at flat fish (n.) under flat, adj.1
Back to the Woods 74: I [...] heard myself telling her I was nothing but a fawn-colored four-flush.at four-flusher, n.
Back to the Woods 12: Every horse that finished last gave me the trembling lip as he crawled home, well aware of the fact that I had caught him with the goods.at goods, n.
Back to the Woods 94: Th’ ould goosehead.at goose-head, n.
Back to the Woods 18: As you have stated [...] large bundles of Green Fellows have severed their home ties and tiptoed into the elsewhere.at green boys (n.) under green, adj.1
Back to the Woods 59: He didn’t even whimper when the village Hawkshaw snapped the bracelets on his wrist.at hawkshaw, n.
Back to the Woods 58: Bunch looked at me reproachfully, but never opened his head.at open one’s head (v.) under head, n.
Back to the Woods 60: I [...] rushed away to formulate some plan to get Bunch out of hock.at in hock under hock, n.2
Back to the Woods 23: You wouldn’t trail along after Your Uncle Bunch and get next to the candy man, would you?at get next to (v.) under next (to), adj.
Back to the Woods 99: I felt sure he’d be tickled to a stand-still-not!at not!, excl.
Back to the Woods 23: ‘Still piking, eh?’ he chuckled; ‘you wouldn’t trail along after Your Uncle Bunch and get next to the candy man, would you?’.at pike, v.2
Back to the Woods 57: ‘Down there, eh?’ snorted the country Sherlock, getting on his knees and peering into the depths.at sherlock, n.1
Back to the Woods 54: Surely, not even an amateur cracksman would give himself and the whole snap away unless the provocation was great.at give the snap away (v.) under snap, n.2
Back to the Woods 88: I collaborated with the chair in a hasty squatty-vous!at squattez-vous, n.
Back to the Woods 16: The next day I hit the track with three sure-fires and a couple of perhapses.at sure-fire (adj.) under sure, adj.
Back to the Woods 56: I puzzled my dizzy think-factory for a way out of the dilemma.at think factory (n.) under think, v.
Back to the Woods 63: The yap policeman was for taking Bunch right back to the donjon cell in the rear.at yap, n.1
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