1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 454: They were Pi-Ute squaws, on a ‘hogadie expedition’ — ‘hogadie’ signifying muck-a-muck, or food.at muck-a-muck, n.
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 182: She had prospected awhile in Australia, and bobbed around Frisco for the last few years.at bob around (v.) under bob, v.3
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 390: A dozen of them are gathered about the camp of the Celestials [...] Their contempt for the Chinese is sublime.at celestial, n.
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in the Apache Country 385: Guess they aren’t eager for it. Likely as not they’ll fizzle.at fizzle, v.2
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 346: Hurdy-gurdy girls are singing bacchanalian songs in bacchanalian dens.at hurdy-gurdy, n.
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 182: Hang it all, she didn’t care a cuss about the mines.at hang it (all)! (excl.) under hang, v.1
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 422: Here’s a dog that’ll settle his hash!at settle the hash (v.) under hash, n.1
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 182: These Mexicans were dead-alive sort of cusses. The men had no grit and the women no jingle.at jingle, n.
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 282: I think he was slightly rattled by the formidable appearance of our escort.at rattle, v.
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 282: I think he was slightly rattled by the formidable appearance of an escort.at rattled, adj.
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in the Apache Country 183: She [...] had been eight days at this infernal place among a set of scallywags who didn’t understand her lingo.at scallywag, n.
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 294: ‘Struck it rich!’ ‘Silver bricks!’ and ‘Pay rock!’ hummed and drummed through the air. [Ibid.] 412: Boys, they’ve struck it rich in the new drift!at strike it rich (v.) under strike, v.
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 156: One can readily imagine that he did some tall swearing on this occasion.at tall, adj.
1869 J.R. Browne Adventures in Apache Country 390: A wretched tatterdemallion set they are — poor, thriftless, and dirty.at tatterdemallion, n.