1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 11: A real nutsy! Comes in here with this song and dance about a haunted car—.at song and dance, n.1
1962 R. Serling ‘Showdown with Rance McGrew’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 52: The two ‘bad guys’ stood at the bar.at bad guy (n.) under bad, adj.
1962 R. Serling ‘Showdown with Rance McGrew’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 52: He swaggered across the set to the bat-wing doors.at batwing, n.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 21: Wouldn’t that be a blast.at blast, n.1
1962 R. Serling ‘Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 4: You gotta close the hood, boobie.at booby, n.1
1962 R. Serling ‘Showdown with Rance McGrew’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 57: ‘Cement head!’ Rance shrieked back at him.at cement-head (n.) under cement, n.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 4: You don’t want one of these rinky-dinks slapped together on an assembly line covered with chintzy chrome.at chintzy, adj.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 4: You don’t want a new car. You don’t want one of these rinky-dinks slapped together on an assembly line.at rinky dink, n.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 8: That’s a heap! A rum-dum. It hasn’t got any rings. It hasn’t got any plugs [...] and it’ll eat up gasoline.at rum-dum, n.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 11: That old gleep with the model A!at gleep, n.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 17: That’s the goods, isn’t it?at goods, n.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 15: It’s a bad car. It’s a lemon.at lemon, n.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 2: It was not the extra sixty-five bucks he ootzed out of a hapless customer.at ootz, v.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 16: You better trot out the strings, buddy boy.at trot out (v.) under trot (out), v.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Midnight Sun’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 93: Maybe I can find a couple of real pizazz commercials for you.at pizzazz, n.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Whole Truth’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 23: It’d be a real blast to take the raunchiest-lookin’ puddle jumper ever to come out of Detroit, take it back to the USSR and put it on display.at puddlejumper, n.
1962 R. Serling ‘The Night of the Meek’ in New Stories from the Twilight Zone 74: ‘Don’t rub it in,’ she said tersely.at rub in (v.) under rub, v.2