1923 J.H. Cook Fifty Years on the Old Frontier 19: Trouble would come to the ‘cow waddie’ who had caused it.at cow waddie (n.) under cow, n.1
1923 J.H. Cook Fifty Years on the Old Frontier 36: When that hyena comes to camp, you kind o’ mosey around till he puts his gun down.at mosey, v.
1923 J.H. Cook Fifty Years on the Old Frontier 34: We will roll out tomorrow.at roll out (v.) under roll, v.
1923 J.H. Cook Fifty Years on the Old Frontier 117: In all classes of men there were drags—‘scrubs’—who managed to ride along by some means.at scrub, n.1
1923 J.H. Cook Fifty Years on the Old Frontier 22: There were other methods used in catching wild cattle, when they had become [...] so smart or ‘up to trap’ that a decoy herd would not hold them.at up to trap (adj.) under trap, n.1