1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘A Bit of Correspondence’ in Nigger to Nigger 204: Don’t never let you’ mind git angle up ’bout me havin’ s’picions.at angled up, adj.
1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘Allen’s Idea of Preachers’ in Nigger to Nigger 201: Moest er dem big-mout’, big-bellied ole bastards is guh bu’s’ hell wide open.at big-mouthed, adj.
1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘Joe’ in Nigger to Nigger 38: An’ dere ain’ nobody as discountin’ as a big-doin’ nigger when he is up in de world.at big doing, adj.
1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘Brass Ankles’ in Nigger to Nigger 71: Calls dey self white – / Brass ankles dey is – / White wid a little tech er yellow.at brass ankle (n.) under brass, adj.1
1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘Old Mammy’ in Nigger to Nigger 119: Ole Cuffey is still feelin’ ’round in de dark.at cuffy, n.
1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘Sweet Chil’ Nigger to Nigger 87: tad: How is you, honey? [...] sweet chile: Good day. Brother Tad, don’t you ‘honey’ me. I b’longs to Hank.at honey, n.1
1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘Old Mammy’ in Nigger to Nigger 117: A nigger tickles me wid he fool ideas [...] He head kinky inside an’ out.at kinky, adj.
1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘The Telephone Call’ in Nigger to Nigger 102: Dere been a passel er niggers in de store settin’ ’round on boxes.at parcel, n.
1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘Darlay’ in Nigger to Nigger 69: Dey beat dat gal unmerciful, tie her frock up an’ wored [sic] her out an’ call her all kind er hussy an’ wench.at word out (v.) under word, v.
1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘Becky’ in Nigger to Nigger 61: She been up to de white folks’ yard wid she three chillun.at yard, n.2
1928 E.C.L. Adams ‘A Yellow Bastard’ Nigger to Nigger 34: A yellow bastard wid no place – wid no place amongst de white folks an’ a poorly place amongst de niggers.at yellow, adj.