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[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 89: Cold enough to freeze the brass monkey.
at cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey, phr.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 38: ‘You’re a lot of woman,’ he said.
at lot of, a, adj.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 41: The batwings were flung out and the swamper sloshed a bucket of dirty water into the street.
at batwing, n.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 56: If you hadn’t been so boogery you couldn’t think straight, you’d know I wasn’t after you.
at boogery, adj.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 40: The ‘miserable bug of a man,’ determined to show everybody that he was more than Nita thought he was.
at bug, n.1
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 102: I ain’t gonna do no bawling if he cashes in.
at cash in, v.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 126: Listen, you chowder-headed idiot.
at chowder-headed (adj.) under chowder-head, n.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 133: She could have gone lording it over everybody; but no, she throws it away for a coyote like Lowrie.
at coyote, n.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 53: Looked for a while like he might be the big gun on this range till one day he got himself dry-gulched. [Ibid.] 64: I’m thinking it’s too bad your dry-gulcher didn’t shoot straight.
at dry gulch (v.) under dry, adj.1
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 79: He fired his cigarette.
at fire, v.2
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 46: She had mistaken him for a grub-line rider.
at grub-liner (n.) under grub, n.2
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 56: A gunslinger with your reputation.
at gun-slinger, n.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 53: Looked for a while like he might be the big gun on this range till one day he got himself dry-gulched.
at big gun (n.) under gun, n.1
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 42: That tickles Cole. Makes him feel as big as all hell.
at as hell (adv.) under hell, n.
[US] Overholser Fabulous Gunman 53: His dad was a regular old heller.
at heller (n.) under hell, n.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 124: A man next to Slade laughed. ‘Hogwash, Ira.’.
at hogwash!, excl.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 90: I don’t cotton to being called a liar, but if I call you one you’ll pull your iron.
at iron, n.
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 53: It wouldn’t have happened if I had smoked him down.
at smoke, v.2
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 65: You maybe in more of a squeeze than you know.
at squeeze, n.1
[US] W.D. Overholser Fabulous Gunman 41: The swamper sloshed a bucket of dirty water into the street.
at swamper, n.
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