1908 Carpenter 28 44: After the orchestra had played some more selections of appropriate music Attorney White E. Gibson, known as the ‘Gab Artist,’ was introduced.at gab-artist (n.) under gab, v.
1922 U. Sinclair They Call Me Carpenter 113: Gimme a chance at those bunk-shooters – I’ll shut ’em up.at bunkshooter (n.) under bunk, n.2
1922 U. Sinclair They Call Me Carpenter 82: If that ain’t regular Bolsheviki talk, then I’m dopy.at dopey, adj.2
1922 U. Sinclair They Call Me Carpenter 124: A ‘Bolshevik stump speech’ to a mob of striking tailors.at stump-knocker (n.) under stump, n.
1948 Carpenter Mar. 16: Organized some three years ago amid a great hoopla of Communist propaganda and promotion, it has creaked along in a very erratic and unpredictable manner [DA].at hoopla, n.
1956 Carpenter LXXVI 14: The Curbstone Lawyer: This is the frustrated attorney whose battle cry is: ‘It ain’t legal.’ He knows all about Hapus Capus and In Hoc Signo.at hapus capus, n.
1957 Carpenter LXXVI–VII 29: Arranged around the fence at eye level were several foot-square, wire-covered peepholes, each one engaged by an engrossed sidewalk superintendent.at sidewalk superintendent (n.) under sidewalk, n.