1858 Pittsburgh Dly Post 13 Aug. 1/7: He handed me a gl;ass o’ sumthin that smelt stronger’n all git out.at all get out, phr.
1888 Pittsburgh Dly Post 7 Jan. 5/2: In nearly every occupation the capable workers has a nickname for the botcher [...] The physician who never cures [is] a quack; the cheap stevedore, a lumper; the looking-glass prize-fighter, a beefer.at beefer (n.) under beef, v.1
1897 Pittsburgh Dly Post (PA) 30 Mar. 4/6: Fred Oakhurst’s saloon [...] is where you find the opposition [to prohibitionists] the ‘booze-hoisters’ of the village.at booze-hoister (n.) under booze, n.
1914 Pittsburgh Dly Post (PA) 16 Aug. 18/2: Everything [...] is first tried on skinny Lizzie.at skinny Liz (n.) under skinny, adj.
1917 Pittsburgh Dly Post (PA) 6 Mar. 13/6: It is not spuds but spud juice that makes the Irish seek glory in the trenches [...] The juice of the potatoes is poteen.at spud juice (n.) under spud, n.3
1921 Pittsburgh Dly Post (PA) 21 Aug. 12/2: You remember that bratty little Elmer Doolittle [...] The measley little redhead with the freckles.at bratty, adj.
1922 Pittsburgh Dly Post (PA) 12 Feb. 24/2: The farmer isn’t the hard-baked fellow he’s cracked up to be.at hard-baked (adj.) under hard, adj.