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Maud (1939) 262: Two little cards (with his name printed on them in gilt. Tackey? Ugh).at tacky, adj.1
Maud (1939) 262: Two little cards (with his name printed on them in gilt. Tackey? Ugh). Maud (1939) 338: Wintie is weeping because her crush is gone.at crush, n.2
Maud (1939) 296: Oh! did I tell you that Mr. Hough to atone for his ‘slams,’ said, ‘I did want to make one gallant speech, but I hardly dared, about how remarkably well you looked Tuesday night.’.at slam, n.1
Maud (1939) 291: When I and Mr Hough arrived late Dr Benson and Mr Parsons slammed right and left at the tardiness.at slam, v.1
Maud (1939) 403: He looked so good to my eyes standing there in his dark suit, [...] even the tie I preferred—a small dark one instead of the big flashy things that are ‘on’ now.at on, adv.1
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