Language with gumption

A little past plumb—–not right in the head
Atter wile—–after a while
Back door trots—–diarrhea
Beer Eats—–fastfood joint
Buss—–kiss
Can’t put an old head on young shoulders—–intelligence differences
Cassins—–tires
Dead dog tired—–weary
Don’t swing so big—–don’t swing so high
Dreckly—–directly, in a short while
Fast as greased lightning—–speedy
Fixing to—–getting ready to
Full of spunk—–spirited
Gittin’ too big for his britches—–conceited
Gommin’ up the table—–making a mess
Gumption—–drive or spirit
Herrit—–hello
Jerk a knot in your tail—–parent to unruly kid
Juberous—–leery
Made the riffle—–completed a business deal
Nary a one—–don’t have any at all
Ninny—–short for nincompoop
Nussing—–nursing
Peep-Eye—–same as peek-a-boo
Pime blank—–exactly
Play purties—–toys
Poor as Job’s turkey—–without funds
Reach me that—–give me that
Rue—–regret
Shirky—–doing a job poorly
Shite poke—–skinny, sickly looking
Slop jar—–a chamber pot
Sober as a judge—–sobriety
Spoondiken—–also known as ‘courting’
This milk’s blinky—–spoiled milk
Three sheets in the wind—–intoxicated
Too slow to stop quick—–pokey
Vittles—–food
Weed monkey—–a loose woman
With—–tree branch, used for punishment
Woods colt—–child born out of wedlock