![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States")
New Colorado 70: If I had to live here, I’d just bottle up and die!at bottle up, v.
New Colorado 70: If I had to live here, I’d just bottle up and die! New Colorado 149: Twenty-five seedy, second-class ruffians, who proposed to travel, as they say in the West, ‘with their hats chalked,’ or free.at chalk one’s hat (v.) under chalk, v.1
New Colorado 155: I’ll let the daylight through ye if ye don’t sit down — quick!at let the daylight into/through (v.) under daylight, n.1
New Colorado 67: If you sigh for the flesh-pots of Delmonico, you ought to have stayed in New York.at fleshpot (n.) under flesh, n.
New Colorado 118: Why that’s my preacher. I hang my hat on him every time.at hang one’s hat (v.) under hang, v.2
New Colorado 121: ‘Stranger, do you fumigate?’ ‘If you mean smoke, sir, I do not.’ [HDAS].at fumigate (one’s brains), v.
New Colorado 158: We saw [...] a sign, in which the name which I have never encountered elsewhere was given to stimulating beverages. This sign was ‘Nosepaint and Lunch’ .at nose paint (n.) under nose, n.
no more results