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Coeur d’Alene choose

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[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 72: Go along with your blarney!
at get along with you!, excl.
[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 88: Big doin’s to-night, eh? The old man puts on a heap of dog.
at big doing, n.
[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 165: The poor boy’s busted.
at busted, adj.1
[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 128: Where is that Chinaboy?
at China boy (n.) under China, n.
[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 88: The old man puts on a heap o’ dog.
at put on (the) dog (v.) under dog, n.2
[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 88: Big doin’s to-night, eh? [...] What’s all this truck for, anyhow?
at doings, n.1
[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 103: My right flipper is hit.
at flipper, n.1
[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 152: ‘Lay low, Mike,’ says he; ‘there’s better men underground than some that’s on top.’.
at lay low, v.
[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 132: I am sorry you are not well [...] I feel pretty rocky myself.
at rocky, adj.
[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 226: Is this a stag picnic?
at stag, adj.
[US] M.H. Foote Coeur d’Alene 8: Oh, stow your tin-horn racket!
at stow your jabber! (excl.) under stow, v.
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