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Chic Sale

American  
[chik seyl] / ˈtʃɪk ˈseɪl /

noun

Facetious.
  1. an outside privy.


Etymology

Origin of Chic Sale

From the pen name of Charles Partlow (1885–1936), American actor and author of The Specialist (1929), a humorous treatise on outhouse construction

Example Sentences

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But Jackie wins a bout, saves Chic Sale from the poor-farm, everything is going to be all right.

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Not since its music critic called Liberace a "butcher" musician and "Chic Sale" humorist did the San Francisco Examiner get as many irate letters on a single subject.

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But Chic Sale, best-seller author, has not retired from the boards.

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So This is Paris, musi-comedy opening in Atlantic City April 14, had an old gaffer in its cast: sharp-sighted program readers recognized Chic Sale.

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American humorists going back from Chic Sale to Mark Twain, Bret Harte, Artemus Ward have all had fun with just such gags.

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