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Newspaper 54: Some managing editors are born with a ‘nose for news’; others achieve ‘beats’.at beat, n.2
Newspaper 54: Some managing editors are born with a ‘nose for news’; others achieve ‘beats’. Newspaper 62: Lawyer Muggins has filed papers in divorce on behalf of Grocer Buggins against Mrs. Buggins.at buggins, n.
Newspaper 76: I am working the gold-brick game [...] I can tell you at least how we did up an old cockatoo here to-day for seventeen thousand dollars.at do up, v.1
Newspaper 76: I am working the gold-brick game [...] I can tell you at least how we did up an old cockatoo here to-day for seventeen thousand dollars.at goldbrick, n.
Newspaper 219: The late James Parton said that Pittsburgh at night reminded him of ‘hell with the lid taken off’.at hell with the lid off (n.) under hell, n.
Newspaper 118: She drew her feet together and with outstretched mits exclaimed, — ‘I am Cora Muggins!’.at mitt, n.
Newspaper 212: A glance suffices to tell him if a horse has been ‘stiffened’ and clever indeed must that jockey be who can pull or misride a horse without his eager eye detecting it.at stiffen, v.2
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