See blankety on Wiktionary
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"ref": "1912, Howard Benjamin Grose, Missions: an international Baptist magazine, Volume 3:",
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"ref": "1915, Stanley William Coxon, And that reminds me:",
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"ref": "1917, Henry Handel Richardson, chapter VIII, in Australia Felix:",
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