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  1. 1
    “...hit v I _hot_ him: I first heard this expression eight years ago when listening to two fishermen...”
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    “...hit v Hit. 'I riz up an' hot 'en right among the eyes'. Hit. DNE-cit Used I Used I Used I...”
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    “...hot [PT] A community "time" where a hot meal, usually soup, is served as a main course...”
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  4. 4
    Published 1972
    “...hot My mother, Mrs. Myrtle Brown, (formerly a B(r)anton of St. Jones, a settlement whose...”
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    “...fuzz n .hot days, an' the cook would mix up fuzz - a water-bucket,two- gallon water-bucket full...”
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    “...right int But now seine tar, seine tar will mix with the hot water, hot- perhaps right boiling...”
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    “... fire an' hottened the bolt. ie heated, made hot ie heated, made hot Yes DNE-cit J. D. A. WIDDOWSON Used...”
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    “... kettles.with a bib on 'em. (see 'hot asses') DNE-cit J.D.A. WIDDOWSON Used I and Sup Used I Used I PARTRIDGE...”
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    Published 1973
    “... how he _ he got a doughboy, a hot doughboy out o' the pot, an' _ an' he threw it an' he struck old...”
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    Published 1973
    “...dough n But now seine tar,seine tar will mix with the hot water,hot - perhaps right boiling,but now...”
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    Published 1973
    “... that water strike the hot wood she steamed, she soft, an' 'twould ply in fine. (instrument used in coopering...”
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    Published 1973
    “...seine n But now seine tar, seine tar will mix with the hot water, hot - perhaps right boiling...”
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    “... be pulled out without breaking, like hot toasted cheese . Spoken of slack bread . from Fred. W.D. Jago...”
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    “... be pulled out without breaking, like hot toasted cheese . Spoken of slack bread . from Fred. W.D. Jago...”
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  15. 15
    “... to cure such things as "risings" and "boils". Those were usually made extremely hot and so raised a great...”
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  16. 16
    Published 1964
    “...burny 'hot, stinging to the taste' [not known if this can apply to other senses] WK 1964 Not used...”
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    “...mauzy "A _mauzy_ old day" - weather was not suitable; hot, humid weather conditions. Yes JW Used I...”
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    “...sun n Sometimes (sic) be almost too hot. You would get it sunburned, spite o' ya. Not very often...”
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    Published 1973
    “...brewis n An' certainly I sat right alongside the stove,an' he was red hot,and I suppose the brewis...”
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    “...drink An' he got the hot water an' he got the rum.one of those big tumblers, you know, three parts...”
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