1860 Belmont Chron. (St Clairsville, OH) 26 Apr. 2/3: A gentleman looking about as fat as match [...] had been seen.at fat as a match (adj.) under fat, adj.
1865 Belmont Chron. (St Clairsville, OH) 5 Jan. 3/4: Be jabers, me boys, have you heard from the raid [...] How Sherman kerwhollopped the Rebel Hardee?at kerwhallop, v.
1877 Beltmont Chron. (St Clairsville, OH) 30 Aug. 2/2: The President expects to drizzle the last of his oratorical hogwash on the defenseless heads of New England farmers.at hogwash, n.
1883 Belmont Chron. (St. Clairsville, OK) 24 May An interesting talk with Rev. J.R. Frazier, recently one of the American legation in Jap-land: .at Japland (n.) under Jap, n.
1883 Belmont Chron. 28 June 1/6: A low-life vagabond, I’ll be bound, or he wouldn’t go to a vile ball and use such disgusting slang. ‘Shake a leg’ indeed!at shake a leg (v.) under shake, v.
1885 Belmont Chron. (St Clairsville, OH) 18 June 2/6: A number of the ‘toughs’ [...] stationed themselves at the post-office corner [...] to ridicule a couple of ‘pumpkin-rollers’.at pumpkin-roller (n.) under pumpkin, n.
1885 Belmont Chron. St Clairsville, OH) 26 Nov. 1/6: ‘She looked sniptious I can tell you.’ ‘Much too sniptious, I should think,’ said one girl.at sniptious, adj.
1886 Belmont Chron. (St Clairsville, OH) 1 Apr. 4/3: They tell me [...] this is an Eye-talian show. Now I can’t talk Eye-talian and don’t understand it.at Eyetie, adj.
1886 Belmont Chron. (St Clairsville, OH) 1 Apr. 4/3: They tell me [...] this is an Eye-talian show. Now I can’t talk Eye-talian and don’t understand it.at Eyetie, n.