1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 127: The man who ranks as a dignified snoozer, and banks on winning wealth and a deathless name.at bank on (v.) under bank, n.1
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 65: If it could be arranged [...] it would be a big thing for humanity.at big thing, n.
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 200: Possibly science may be wrong. We have known science to make bad little breaks.at break, n.1
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay (1893) 53: She [...] has been trying to catch the combinations to the safes of several of our business men .at catch, v.1
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 65: Whenever a dead-beat poet strikes bedrock and don’t have shekels enough to buy a bowl of soup.at deadbeat, adj.
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 79: So old gospel shark, they tell me I must die.at gospel-grinder (n.) under gospel, n.
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 102: The namby-pamby style of Indian editorial and molasses-candy gush.at gush, n.2
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 79: I will ‘pass in my checks’ without a whimper or a cry, And die as I have lived – ‘a hard nut’.at hard nut, n.
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 91: The Cold, Damp Sea or the Murmuring Wave and its sad kerplunk.at kaplunk!, excl.
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 223: The sudden kerflummix of one of these cheerful articles of furniture.at kerflummox, v.
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 135: Two Laramie girls on horseback yanking a fly drummer along the street at a gallop, because he tried to make a mash on them.at make a mash (v.) under mash, n.1
1884 E. Nye Baled Hay 246: We got a gob of American humor, yesterday, written by a yahoo with pale pink hair.at yahoo, n.1