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Dictionary of American Words And Phrases by John Russell Bartlett.

  • by a long shot
  • like a thousand of brick
  • not by a jugfull
  • on a pinch
  • on the fence
  • the blues
  • the clean thing
  • the cut of his jib
  • the executive
  • the go
  • the go by
  • the jig is up
  • the upper ten thousand
  • to allot upon
  • to allow
  • to amalgamate
  • to americanize
  • to ape one's betters
  • to appreciate
  • to approbate
  • to argufy
  • to axe
  • to back out
  • to bamboozle
  • to bark off squirrels
  • to bark one's shins
  • to bark up the wrong tree
  • to be among the missing
  • to be driving at
  • to be on one's taps
  • to bear a hand
  • to beat
  • to beat all hollow
  • to blaze away
  • to blink
  • to blow
  • to blow over
  • to blow up
  • to bluff off
  • to blurt out
  • to bolt
  • to boo-hoo
  • to boose
  • to boost
  • to boot
  • to bouge
  • to break up land
  • to bridge
  • to brisk up
  • to brush up
  • to buckle-to
  • to bundle
  • to bunt
  • to calculate
  • to calk
  • to cant
  • to cap
  • to cap the climax
  • to capsize
  • to captivate
  • to carry a horse to water
  • to carry on
  • to cascade
  • to catch a tartar
  • to catch a weasel asleep
  • to cave in
  • to chalk out
  • to chaw
  • to chaw up
  • to chirk
  • to chirrup
  • to chisel
  • to chock
  • to choke off
  • to chomp
  • to chouse
  • to chuck
  • to circulate
  • to citizenize
  • to clap
  • clap down
  • to clear out
  • to conduct
  • to consociate
  • to convene
  • to corner
  • to cotton to
  • to count
  • to cow
  • to crack up
  • to cradle
  • to crunch
  • craunch
  • to cry
  • to cuddle
  • cuddle up
  • to curry favor
  • to cut a caper
  • to cut a dash
  • to cut a figure
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