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Croaker
From the Robert E. Howard Lexicon
© 2017 James LaFond
MAR/24/17
“You’re a born croaker. Mike’s rugged and intelligent. He’’ll learn.”
-The Iron Man
Where, in his historic fiction and fantasy Howard reached into archaic modern English and Middle English, the reader of his contemporary sports and horror fiction is treated to a glimpse of 1920s American English jargon.
n.
1.
a. A croaking animal, especially a frog.
b. A person who grumbles or habitually predicts evil.
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Lynn     Mar 25, 2017

In the Steve Costigan stories, women are often referred to as "frails."
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