1851 A.T. Jackson Forty-Niner (1920) 47: Some of the men got too much gin aboard and a quarrel started.at aboard, adv.
1851 A.T. Jackson Forty-Niner (1920) 89: Anderson has been asked to deliver the oration and although he bucked at first he finally accepted [DA].at buck, v.2
1851 A.T. Jackson Forty-Niner (1920) 67: They are good friends of ours and will keep the jumpers off [our claim] [DA].at jumper, n.1
1851 A.T. Jackson Forty-Niner (1920) 11: Wednesday I struck a crevice in the bed-rock on the rim of the creek and it was lousy with gold [DA].at lousy with (adj.) under lousy, adj.
1851 A.T. Jackson Forty-Niner (1920) 23: The boys [...] gathered and gave the couple a shivaree [DA].at shivoo, n.