1961 O. Davis Purlie Victorious in Brasmer, William & Consolo Black Drama III i: Confound Ol’ Cap’n! Dad-blast Ol’ Cap’n.at dad-burn, v.
1961 O. Davis Purlie Victorious in Black Drama I i: Quit cutting the fool in front of company.at cut the fool (v.) under cut, v.2
1961 O. Davis Purlie Victorious in Black Drama II i: ol’ cap’n: Doggone my hide, eh, Git? gitlow: Doggone your hide, indeed, suh.at doggone, v.
1961 O. Davis Purlie Victorious in Black Drama I ii: Get outta my face, boy – get outta my face, before I kill you!at get out of someone’s face (v.) under face, n.
1961 O. Davis Purlie Victorious in Black Drama II i: Well, I’ll be switched!at I’ll be switched! (excl.) under switch, v.1
1961 O. Davis Purlie Victorious in Black Drama III i: He’s a Tom. Tease him – low-rate him – laugh at ol’ Gitlow; he ain’ nothing but a fool!at tom, n.1
1966 D. Ward Day of Absence in Black Drama 206: announcer: Federal? clan: Kin a blind man see?! announcer: The Court? clan: Is a pig clean?! announcer: Clergy? clan: Do a polecat stink?!at does a bear shit in the woods? Is the pope (a) Catholic?, phr.
1966 D. Ward Day of Absence in Black Drama 201: You’ve got ’nuff hacks and quacks there to find out! [...] You mean Nigras know somp’um ’bout drugs you damn butchers don’t?!at butcher, n.1
1966 D. Ward Day of Absence in Black Drama 190: supervisor: What’s the snarl-up? first operator: Everybody calling at the same time, ma’am!at snarl(-up), n.
1966 D. Ward Day of Absence in Black Drama 197: Have another squadron of squawk buggies drive slowly through all Nigra alleys, ordering them to come out.at squawk buggy (n.) under squawk, n.
1966 D. Ward Day of Absence in Black Drama 206: announcer: You’re laying major blame at the doorstep of the present administration? clan: Damn tooting!at damn tootin’! (excl.) under tooting, adj.