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in DARE.at crook, v.1
in DARE. in DARE.at old hornie (n.) under old, adj.
in DARE.at fly-up-the-creek (n.) under fly, n.3
in DARE.at any old thing (n.) under thing, n.
in DARE n.p.: I’ll jist be diddle-de-diddle-de-daggon if I don’t wish the dern corn wuz in Halifax and him with it! [HDAS].at Halifax, n.
in DARE.at air one’s lungs (v.) under air, v.
in DARE.at betty, n.
in DARE.at bung-fodder, n.
in DARE I.at bubbler, n.2
in DARE.at buckeye, n.1
in DARE.at clip, n.3
in DARE.at all leather (adj.) under leather, adj.
in DARE.at air one’s paunch (v.) under air, v.
in DARE.at comb someone’s hair (v.) under comb, v.
et seq. in DARE.at hen tracks, n.
in DARE.at acorn calf (n.) under acorn, n.2
in DARE.at ding-dong, n.1
in DARE.at bow and arrow, n.2
in DARE.at chippie, v.2
in DARE.at cottontop, n.2
in DARE.at bunk, n.3
in DARE.at big doing, n.
in DARE.at bush rat (n.) under bush, n.1
in DARE .at long ear, n.
in DARE.at alligator, n.
Hench Collection n.p.: I have heard for years in the speech of less polished persons the word assbackwards as in ‘He put on his pants assbackwards’ [DARE].at ass-backwards under ass, n.
Hench Collection in DARE I 346/2: In a Philadelphia restaurant he ordered something that seemed good and not expensive — Boston Woodcock, the menu called it. It turned out to be pork and beans .at Boston woodcock (n.) under Boston, adj.
in DARE.at Chinese rot (n.) under Chinese, adj.
in DARE.at Dutch rub (n.) under Dutch, adj.1
in DARE.at eatings, n.
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