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Dictionary of American Words And Phrases by John Russell Bartlett.
born days
born with a silver spoon in his mouth
boss
bossy
bother
bottom
bottom-lands
boughten
bouncing
bow-dark tree
bowie-knife
brack
brake
brakeman
brand-new
bran-new
brash
bravely
breachy
bread-root
bread-stuff
brickley
brief
bright
broadbill
brogans
brogues
broom-corn
brother-chip
brother jonathan
brown study
brown thrasher
brush
bubbler
buck
buck-eye
buckra
bucktail
buckwheat
buffalo
buffalo-robe
buffalo chips
buffalo grass
bug
buggy
bugle-weed
build up
bulger
bull
bull's eyes
bullion state
bumble-bee
buncome
bumkum
bungo
bungtown-copper
bunk
burgall
burgaloo
burgoo
burnt his fingers
burr-stone
bushwhacker
buss
bust
buster
bustle
butte
butter-cup
butternut
button bush
button wood
buttoning up
by-bidder
by good rights
by gosh!
by gum!
by hook or by crook
by the bye
by the skin of one's teeth
cab
cabbage
caboodle
caboose
cache
caddy
cahoot
calaboose
calash
calibogus
calico
callithumpians
calumet
camp out
can't come it
canada rice
candle
cane-brake
canoe
cant-hook
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