slogger
- a word derived from slog.
Example Sentences
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Slogger" Williams christened the area in the 1880s: "I've been living on rump steak long enough.
From Time Magazine Archive
At first it was Chatwourth, to buy some tobacco and break in on the Miners’ Meeting; and then Slogger Meacham, a huge mountain of a man, came ambling down the street.
From Silver and Gold A Story of Luck and Love in a Western Mining Camp by Coolidge, Dane
Williams hadn't the ghost of a chance with Tom at wrestling; and the conviction broke at once on the Slogger faction, that if this were allowed their man must be licked.
From Tom Brown's School Day's by Hughes, Thomas
“Wy, wot’s all your ’urry?” returned the Slogger slowly; “I ain’t goin’ away till I’ve heerd wot your angel’s got to say, you know.
From My Doggie and I by Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)
“Have another bit?” said the Slogger in quite a friendly way, after the first bit had been devoured.
From My Doggie and I by Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)
