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Wildcat 62: Cinnamon, you sure does beat all!at beat all (v.) under beat, v.
Wildcat 62: Cinnamon, you sure does beat all! Wildcat 47: The captain cooled down enough to explain that the blankety blank Wildcat wasn’t due for anything less than a lynching.at blankety-blank, phr.
Wildcat 55: See kin you find me a Memphis Blues in de groan box. I likes it. Cinnamon snatched a handful of melody from his guitar.at groan-box, n.
Wildcat 238: ‘What outfit do you belong to?’ the brass button man asked.at brass buttons (n.) under brass, adj.1
Wildcat 55: Wilecat, Cap’n says burn yo’ feet arrivin’ at his quarters.at burn one’s foot (v.) under burn, v.
Wildcat 38: The Wildcat busted his previous records for long-distance sleep.at bust, v.1
Wildcat 14: Wartimes an’ folks movin’ away has me about bust now.at bust, adj.
Wildcat 143: Gallopin’ a couple o’ risk cubes wheneveh I craves action.at cube, n.1
Wildcat 58: Us boys is goin’ to have a meetin’ every night, – shows an’ cuttin’ de buck an’ night school an’ a general ruckus!at cut the buck (v.) under cut, v.3
Wildcat 80: ‘Hot damn!’ he exclaimed.at hot damn!, excl.
Wildcat 54: Cinnamon, you measly dog-robbeh, how is you?at dog-robber, n.
Wildcat 71: Dogged if it ain’t ol’ Wildcat!at dog, v.2
Wildcat 14: The lodge brother galloped the dominoes for two passes.at domino, n.1
Wildcat 244: ‘Always go loaded for bear, I suppose?’ ‘Sho’ do. I aims to pack a li’l equalizer all de time.’.at equalizer, n.
Wildcat 55: He was a goggle-eyed mulatto product.at goggle-eyed, adj.
Wildcat 28: An’ I six-aces fo’ my home is high! Fade me, niggers, fade me.at fade, v.1
Wildcat 156: Whang! An’ Ah reads six. Frogskin money you gits a furlough.at frogskin, n.1
Wildcat 14: Little gallopers, speak to me! Shoots fifty cents.at galloper, n.
Wildcat 59: Gallopin’ dominoes where you collects on seven, ’leven an’ yo’ point.at galloping dominoes (n.) under galloping, adj.
Wildcat 226: ‘I’ve got mine.’ The sailor who had lost turned away from the group.at get one’s (v.) under get, v.
Wildcat 112: Boy, we eats heavy, ness pa?at heavy, adv.
Wildcat 180: Lily, you hell-raisin’ hoodoo, good-by.at hell-raising (adj.) under hell, n.
Wildcat 46: Ketch a truck to Chemin Blanc and hit th’ rattler fr’m there south.at hit, v.
Wildcat 83: The Wildcat rolled a careless brace of ivory and lost on a sneakin’ seven.at ivory, n.
Wildcat 54: Vinegar juice, jazz my trailin’ feet.at jazz, v.
Wildcat 194: When I aims to git jazzed up I aims to git jazzed up.at jazzed (up), adj.
Wildcat 240: ‘For two jitneys and a picayune Ah’d choke you to death,’ he hissed.at jitney, n.
Wildcat 85: Wildcat circulated among his fellow scientists for a space of ten minutes, rolling the while, a pair of Jonah dice.at jonah, n.
Wildcat 53: Ruckus juice, boy. Ruckus juice an’ best let be, – ’ceptin when you gits a all-day pass to Bo’deaux on a Sat’day an they ain’t no mo’ work befo’ Monday.at ruckus juice, n.
Wildcat 156: Liver Lip [...] slammed a pair of sinful cubes.at liver-lips, n.
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