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Yankee Auctioneer 26: On one occasion the stunt was double-barreled.at double-barrelled, adj.
Yankee Auctioneer 26: On one occasion the stunt was double-barreled. Yankee Auctioneer 36: Now those who wanted furniture were at bat.at at bat (adj.) under bat, n.2
Yankee Auctioneer 37: Most likely it is used at clam bakes or for holding home brew.at clambake, n.
Yankee Auctioneer 92: She had been the owner of several thousand dollars in cold cash.at cold, adj.
Yankee Auctioneer 122: The man handling the dice [...] must have had a lot of experience throwing the cubes.at cube, n.1
Yankee Auctioneer 19: She had watched a terribly draggy sale.at draggy, adj.2
Yankee Auctioneer 185: With that I moved over in front of the troublemakers and laid them out in lavender. The staid old hall where I was holding this sale never before heard the English language reeled off in the style I rendered right then.at lay out in lavender (v.) under lay out, v.
Yankee Auctioneer 41: He sits and sews and pegs away.at peg away (v.) under peg, v.2
Yankee Auctioneer 192: Many times I have lowered furniture from upper floors by a trick I learned when acting as a ‘sidewalk superintendent’.at sidewalk superintendent (n.) under sidewalk, n.
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