Fixin': preparing to perform an action/task; "I'm fixin' to get angry!"
G
Gassed: Drunk
Gas it up: Start talking
Good sized cramp: debt
Give me some Good: Kiss me
Gitar (g ee tar): Guitar
H
Heavy-up: raise
Hick: country/goof
Hickville: a small town
Highfalutin': fancy
High-old time: good time
Hey: hello or hi, "Hey, Goob!"
K
Kin: family
M
Mighty: very
Mollycoddling: Treat (someone) very indulgently or protectively.
Mosein' along: moving along
Motorcicle: Motorcycle
Much obliged: thank you
Moon: moonshine; illegal achohol
N
Nave: Barney's way of saying "Naive", Naive meaning to be gullible.
Naw: No
Nip It in the Bud: stop some behavior or event from continuing
O
Old country: England
Opum it.: "Open it" said with the mouth closed on 2nd syllable of 'opum'. Andy said this to Aunt Bea about her letter from Roger Hanover. "Opum it! Opum it! Opum it!"
P
Passed on: died
Pasos: Mexican dollar
Paw: Pa, Father
Peach of an idea: very good idea
Pikers: A cheap person
Plumb decent: really decent
Preachin' : church service
Pretty Penny: expensive
R
Reckon: "I suppose."
Riled up: To stir up
Rip-Snorter: A good, fun time
Roll or Pay Roll: a large amount of money
Rotten apples: mean, ornery people
Rubes: hick, country
Running with: dating someone
S
Samoyas: The term is "semolians," a slang term for cash.
Set of threads: suit or nice clothes
Shazam: an expression used by Gomer when he is surprised or shocked
Simmer down: calm down
Smith Brothers institution: The Smithsonian
Snoot full: being drunk
Spattin': arguing
Some smart: brilliance
Soused: drunk
Stow it: be quiet, shut up
Strangs: Guitar
Sun up: when the sun rises
Sun down: when the sun sets
T
Talking ugly: using swear words
Tiddly: drunk
Tick a lock: keep quiet and don't talk about something
Twang box: Brisco Darling's way of saying "guitar"
'Tween: between
W
What-cha: What are you? or possibly asking what a person is "up-to"?
