1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 55: Compared with this business, blind-pigging is honorable and boot-legging the dizziest heights of respectability.at blind-pigger, n.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 24: I sincerely hope the church will have no reason to regret her bull-headedness in this matter.at bullheaded, adj.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 18: ‘Call my voice bunged up?’ he croaked [...] ‘Yours is teetotally out of whack’.at bunged up, adj.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 24: Preaching to a set of dead-heads is not quite as bad as dunning a pack of dead beats.at deadhead, n.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 3: The fag end of some remnant of a ‘higher civilization’.at fag end, n.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 86: He exchanged pulpits with Rev. Bulldozer [...] and the first thing that Mr. Bulldozer did when he paid me a pastoral call was to turn the hell-box upside down, sit on it, take out a wad of chewing gum and make himself thoroughly at home.at hell-box (n.) under hell, n.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 12: Turn ye! turn ye! for why in the name of Sam Hill will ye die?at Sam Hill, n.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 23: His co-jaw workers [...] were kept in a constant state of hectic terror.at jaw-work (n.) under jaw, n.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 22: Will Deacon Ripsnorter encourage the young converts.at rip snorter, n.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 28: High-toned Rubberneck people have a humanitarian desire to see how the other half of the world lives.at rubberneck, n.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 24: They rubbernecked in open-mouthed astonishment at the man.at rubberneck, v.
1899 J.W. Davis Gawktown Revival Club 18: ‘Call my voice bunged up?’ he croaked [...] ‘Yours is teetotally out of whack.’.at out of whack under whack, n.2