1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 96: What are you going to do with a man who has a bug like that?at bug, n.4
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 107: The best stuffing for turkeys is chestnuts, which you can obtain from any author who writes musical comedy.at chestnut, n.
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 48: We were sentenced to live in one of those 8 x 9 Harlem people-coops.at coop, n.1
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 98: In presenting these Cuckoo Recipes for the Chafing Dish to his friends [etc.].at cuckoo, adj.
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 74: Then myself replied to myself with a sigh of exhaustion, ‘I don’t think!’.at I don’t think, phr.
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 49: We moved into the half-portion dwelling house last spring.at half-portion, adj.
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 41: They would have waited for a snow storm on the 16th of January before signing their John Hancocks.at John Hancock, n.
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 13: Did you ever notice [...] that peculiar hog on the train who pays two dollars for a berth and always displaces eight dollars’ worth of space.at hog, n.
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 58: The mosquitos still look upon me as their meal ticket.at meal ticket, n.
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 73: [They] sat down to enjoy a smoke of domestic rope which fell across my nostrils and remained there in bitterness.at rope, n.
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 88: ‘What kind of diamonds are missing? [...] Are they sparklers or shines?’ ‘What is the difference,’ asked Mrs. Shinevonboodle haughtily. ‘The difference is about $95 a carat,’ whispered the policeman.at shine, n.2
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 94: He thinks he has Shakespeare on a hot skiddoo for the sand dunes.at skidoo, n.
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 86: When the other young men began to smoke their cigarettes Claude grew uneasy. After they had consumed about seven sticks apiece Claude buried his face in a foaming stein of beer.at stick, n.
1906 ‘Hugh McHugh’ Skidoo! 81: Bunch and Alice spent several weeks doing the society stunt at the fashionable seaside resorts.at stunt, n.