Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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The term also refers to the penis . old salt An experienced sailor , an old follower
of the sea . Old Scratch The devil . old shoe A common thing or person ,
something very plain , same as old hat . old so - and - so A term of opprobrium ,
usually ...
The term also refers to the penis . old salt An experienced sailor , an old follower
of the sea . Old Scratch The devil . old shoe A common thing or person ,
something very plain , same as old hat . old so - and - so A term of opprobrium ,
usually ...
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salt of the earth A term of high praise . “ That John is the salt of the earth . ” as
salty as the ocean There ' s a salve for every sore . Sambo An old Southern term
for a Negro male . It will be all the same a hundred years from now . in the same ...
salt of the earth A term of high praise . “ That John is the salt of the earth . ” as
salty as the ocean There ' s a salve for every sore . Sambo An old Southern term
for a Negro male . It will be all the same a hundred years from now . in the same ...
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This was a common term of comparison in the Valley when I was a child , and
only in late years have I learned that wig was an old Scotch term that referred to
the soured milk substance that formed on the top of the milk which had almost ...
This was a common term of comparison in the Valley when I was a child , and
only in late years have I learned that wig was an old Scotch term that referred to
the soured milk substance that formed on the top of the milk which had almost ...
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