[24] Not used.
[25] Cotched is heard only in the South, and mainly among the negroes. Catch, of course, is always pronounced ketch.
[26] But "I drew three jacks," in poker.
[27] Fotch is also heard, but it is not general.
[28] Fit and fitten, unless my observation errs, are heard only in dialect. Fit is archaic English. Cf. Thornton, vol. i, p. 322.
[29] Glode once enjoyed a certain respectability in America. It occurs in the Knickerbocker Magazine for April, 1856.
[30] Hanged is never heard.
[31] Het is incomplete without the addition of up. "He was het up" is always heard, not "he was het."
[32] Always so pronounced. See p. 236.
[33] See pp. 57 and 202.