Injin

I taykted dem 2 mai partmint, givded dem baffs (2 gitz awf teh injin oyl n durt), den fynded hoamz 4 dem (I kooden keapem n mai partmint…) ❋ Unknown (2010)

Shure nuff, dere wuzza itteh bitteh kitteh hydin inna injin plais. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I askted watt wuz rong, n dey sedded dey hadded uh cat n deyz injin. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Teh injin rume b oavurrunded wif kittehs, n deyz awlsew taykin ober teh awk-silly-ayree kuntrowl! ❋ Unknown (2008)

Awlsew, anuvver peep I noez bak n mai hoamtowne iz da oanur uv da steem injin dey yoozdid n “O Bruvver Ware Art Dow?” ❋ Unknown (2008)

Us youngsters used to follow the little injin, puffing along, and it were the longing of us all to drive it. ❋ Blyton, Enid, 1898?-1968 (1954)

And the gypsies pulled up bits of the line, here and there, and the little injin toppled over and pulled the trucks with it. ❋ Blyton, Enid, 1898?-1968 (1954)

As I was over $150 ahead of the game, I played liberally, to draw the old chieftain on; and as he had one of his bucks walking around behind, and talking "big injin" all the time, he was getting the best of me. ❋ George H. Devol (N/A)

The court occasionally becomes exceedingly mellow of an evening, and then the favorite theme is the "injin." ❋ John Beatty (N/A)

One feller wuz a standin 'on the top of a table with a lot of papers in his hand, and a yellin' like a Comanche injin, and all the rest of them wuz tryin 'to git at him. ❋ Unknown (1903)

Yer little donkey injin, and yer little sugar mashers, and yer little lemon squeezer of a crusher -- yah! ❋ Emerson Hough (1890)

We're all great hands for injin bread here, 'specially ❋ Various (1887)

If I don't make a johnny-cake every few days he says to me, says he, "Mar, why don't you make some injin bread? it seems as if we hadn't never had none." ❋ Various (1887)

Thar's one in the yard, and, if you'll believe it, she's got one of Cary's rotary pumpin 'things, that folks are runnin' crazy about, and every hot day she keeps John a-turnin 'the injin' to squirt the water all over the yard, and make it seem like a thunder shower! ❋ Mary Jane Holmes (1866)

By which I don't wish to be understood as intimatin 'that the scalpin' wretches who are in the injin bisniss at the present day are of any account, or calculated to make home happy, specially the ❋ Unknown (1865)

"Och! the poor cratur's stritchin 'out like a injin-rubber man; sure he's a fut longer than he used to be -- him that was a sight too long already," said Flinders. ❋ Unknown (1859)

"And they set to work and built a little railway to carry an injin and trucks to the quarry and back, to save labour. ❋ Blyton, Enid, 1898?-1968 (1954)

The little -injin" old Ben the blacksmith told us about! ❋ Blyton, Enid, 1898?-1968 (1954)

We wait till the injin w'istles, then we run on to the platform -- don't we, Johnny? " ❋ Sophie May (1869)

heollooooo injinzz [go on] [an'] fuck yaselves, muthafuggaz! ([cowboy] accent in letters) ❋ FatBassettHound (2020)

Hey John, see that [injin] over there drinking/[huffing] in the [alley]? ❋ Rodney Hamburg (2003)

1)You stole my money, you [injin]. 2)Oh yeah, well your an injin! 3)(after spilling hot [coffe] on shirt) [INJIN]!!! ❋ Josh (2005)