1977 J. Doughty Gold in Blood 175: They were all prospectors who had spent their lives ‘chasing the pennyweight.’.at chase the (penny)weight (v.) under chase, v.
1977 J. Doughty Gold in Blood 131: [a car] I got blisters with cranking. She refused even to cough. ‘We’ll tow the cow,’ Jim said.at cow, n.1
1977 J. Doughty Gold in Blood 175: ‘Yeah, for cripe’s sake, let it rain,’ the drunken congregation chorused.at for cripes’ sake!, excl.
1977 J. Doughty Gold in Blood 256: A thousand years hence it would be the same, the eternal Never-Never.at never-never, the, n.1
1977 J. Doughty Gold in Blood 131: I jacked up the Lizzie’s driving wheel.at tin lizzie (n.) under tin, adj.