1889 Century Dict. 73: Come off, to cease (fooling, flattering, chaffing, or humbugging); desist: chiefly in the imperative ... (Recent slang, U.S.).at come off, v.1
1889 Century Dict. 3222/3: jawsmith [...] One who works with his jaw; especially a loud-mouthed demagogue; originally applied to an official ‘orator’ or ‘instructor’ of the Knights of Labor.at jawsmith (n.) under jaw, n.
1889 Century Dict. n.p.: Lip ... the power or facility of adjusting one’s lips to the mouthpiece of a metal wind-instrument.[...] the term is used in a general sense to indicate his method and style.at lip, n.1
1890 Century Dict. 3869/3: moss-back [...] 3. In the southern United States, during the civil war, one who hid himself to avoid conscription [Slang].at moss-back, n.
1890 Century Dict. 4593/2: Policy slip [...] the ticket given on a stake of money at a policy-shop.at policy, n.
1891 Century Dict. 5733/2: snoop. [...] One who snoops, or pries or sneaks about; a snooper.at snooper, n.
1899 Century Dict. n.p.: Tippet. St Johnstone’s tippet... said to be named from the wearing of halters about their necks by Protestant insurgents of Perth (formerly also called St. John’s Town, St. Johnston).at St Johnstone’s tippet, n.
1909 Century Dict. (Supplement) 389: Dope [...] intrans.To indulge habitually in the use of opium or other drugs either for pleasurable sensations produced or as anaesthetics.at dope, v.1