dry-gulch , also: drygulch

But he didn't believe they'd try to dry-gulch him as he rode into town.

Well, it was a mistake to dry-gulch them anyway.

You have helped in rustling, and you were about to dry-gulch my men.

Anybody who would dry-gulch Will had it coming.

Mex Roberts tried to dry-gulch me the other day.

Git sight of some blue belly hangin' out to dry-gulch us?

He shook his head--he couldn't just dry-gulch the guy, not under these circumstances.

Yet few things have made his heart go flip-flop more than a dry-gulch piece of land out in the middle of Utah's nowhere.

Yes, if they dry-gulch a man.

He tried to dry-gulch Texas Dowd.

He pinned on each one a paper which read: He tried to dry-gulch Ruble Noon.

As a rule they now avoid us, except on rare occasions when a hundred or so will get together to dry-gulch a lone farmer or hunter.

Dry-gulch him?'

Carleton Young as Dry-Gulch Baker

Dry-Gulch Adams (as Peter Field) (1934)

Then, the night we had to come back, she told me to whack off, and if I said anything to anybody about what happened, about the things we did, she'd dry-gulch me.' '