1893 R.G. Hampton Major in Wash. City 55: In a pig’s eye they will, but I don’t let on.at in a pig’s arse! (excl.) under pig’s arse!, excl.
1893 R.G. Hampton Major in Wash. City 56: The cursed old badger is drawin’ a pension too.at badger, n.1
1893 R.G. Hampton Major in Wash. City 56: There’s that Gresham, who was a blue-bellied Abolitioner.at blue-bellied, adj.
1893 R.G. Hampton Major in Wash. City 155: He’s as game a man as ever snapt a cap.at snap a cap (v.) under cap, n.2
1893 R.G. Hampton Major in Wash. City 51: He was inveigled into a game of cards at that wretched doggery called the Burnt Rag.at doggery, n.1
1893 R.G. Hampton Major in Wash. City 156: I told him he had expressed my views to a gnat’s heel.at gnat’s eyebrow (n.) under gnat, n.
1893 R.G. Hampton Major in Wash. City 9: If I was home now there’d be h—l a poppin’ in our neighborhood [HDAS].at hell’s a popping under hell, n.
1893 R.G. Hampton Major in Wash. City 46: The hoggish gang of office seekers will be down on him like coyotes.at hoggish, adj.
1893 R.G. Hampton Major in Wash. City 14: Jew merchants that skin us out of about all we have.at skin, v.1
1893 R.G. Hampton Major in Wash. City 17: The gabble of that old yaller-backed Yankee riled me.at yellow back (n.) under yellow, adj.