1952–3 Mad mag. Dec.–Jan. 18: What with Minx’s canaries chirping the anvil chorus [...] I won’t get a plug in edgewise.at anvil chorus, n.
1952 Mad mag. Oct.–Nov. 27: The rootinest, tootinest, straightest shootinest cowpoke ever to ride the Pecos trail.at cowpoke (n.) under cow, n.1
1952–3 Mad mag. Dec.–Jan. 15: Melvin, we gonna fix your wagon [...] Any last requests.at fix someone’s wagon (v.) under fix, v.1
1952–3 Mad mag. Dec.–Jan. 24: It must be gookum, ’cause jam don’t shake like that .at it must be jelly, ’cause jam don’t shake like that under jelly, n.1
1952–3 Mad mag. Dec.–Jan. 28: John Law! You flatfoots won’t put me in jail!at John Law (n.) under john, n.1
1952–3 Mad mag. Dec.–Jan. 6: There’s a big rhubarb going on. The umpire is examining the ball!at rhubarb, n.1
1953 Mad mag. Apr.–May 7: Amscray! Agitate the gravel! Hit the road! Strike the pavement!at agitate the gravel (v.) under agitate, v.
1953 Mad mag. Apr.–May 7: Amscray! Agitate the gravel! Hit the road! Strike the pavement!at amscray, v.
1953–54 Mad mag. Dec.–Jan. 17: What is it you’ve got idden under your blanket? [...] a machine gun? a bean shooter?at bean-shooter, n.1
1953 Mad mag. Jan.–Feb. 10: Friday and Satur were sentenced to life imprisonment in the state booby hatch.at booby-hatch, n.
1953 Mad mag. Jan.–Feb. 9: [...] ’course, if you have a bull-fiddle case [...] your problem is simple.at bull fiddle (n.) under bull, adj.1
1953 Mad mag. Apr.–May 10: I [sic] just so happens that my true identity is Clark Bent ... man assistant to the copy boy! Whata [sic] burner on you, huh!at burner, n.2
1953 Mad mag. June–July 22: Throw him in the caboose and report for your next assignment.at caboose, n.
1953 Mad mag. Jan.–Feb. 19: He’ll be riding in the cat-bird seat of the emperor’s chariot.at in the catbird seat under catbird, n.
1953 Mad mag. Apr.–May 5: Please! Please don’t chase me, please! I got a present for you!at chase, v.
1953–54 Mad mag. Dec.–Jan. 13: Git your cotton pickin’ hands off that drumstick.at cotton-picking, adj.