About a deceiving person, or somebody that you can’t trust, you might say: “I wouldn’t trust him ________.” [Early QRs (as V3b): About a thoroughly dishonest person you might say, “I wouldn’t trust him ________.”]
| NR | 269 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW HIM | 72 |
| AROUND THE CORNER | 66 |
| OUT OF MY SIGHT | 63 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 57 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD SEE HIM | 29 |
| OUT OF SIGHT | 22 |
| AT ALL | 18 |
| BEHIND MY BACK | 17 |
| ON A BET | 16 |
| ON A STACK OF BIBLES | 12 |
| FOR NOTHING | 11 |
| ACROSS THE STREET | 10 |
| WITH A NICKEL | 9 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A ROCK | 8 |
| BEHIND A DIME | 8 |
| FAR AS I COULD THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 8 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD SEE | 7 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A BULL | 7 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A STONE | 7 |
| AS FAR AS I CAN SEE HIM | 6 |
| AS FAR AS YOU COULD THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 6 |
| FOR A NICKEL | 6 |
| FROM HERE TO THERE | 6 |
| INCH | 6 |
| AS FAR AS I CAN SEE | 5 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD SPIT | 5 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A CAT BY THE TAIL | 5 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A MULE BY THE TAIL | 5 |
| BEHIND A BROOMSTRAW | 5 |
| NOHOW | 5 |
| TILL THE WATER GETS HOT | 5 |
| UNDER OATH | 5 |
| WITH A TEN-FOOT POLE | 5 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD SLING A BULL BY THE TAIL | 4 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A HORSE | 4 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW AN ELEPHANT BY THE TAIL | 4 |
| FAR AS I COULD THROW HIM | 4 |
| FOR ANYTHING | 4 |
| FROM HERE TO THE CORNER | 4 |
| WITH A DIME | 4 |
| WITH ANYTHING | 4 |
| A MILE | 3 |
| ACROSS THE ROAD | 3 |
| ANYWHERE | 3 |
| AS FAR AS I CAN THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 3 |
| AS FAR AS I CAN THROW HIM | 3 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A CAT | 3 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A DOG BY THE TAIL | 3 |
| AS FAR AS YOU CAN THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 3 |
| BEHIND A STRAW | 3 |
| MILE | 3 |
| NOWHERE | 3 |
| PERIOD | 3 |
| THE LENGTH OF MY ARM | 3 |
| THE LENGTH OF MY NOSE | 3 |
| TWO FEET | 3 |
| WITH A PLUGGED NICKEL | 3 |
| WITH MY MOTHER-IN-LAW | 3 |
| AN INCH | 2 |
| ANY FURTHER THAN MY NOSE | 2 |
| AS FAR AS I CAN THROW A BULL | 2 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD SLING A CAT BY THE TAIL | 2 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A COW | 2 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A HORSE BY THE TAIL | 2 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A STICK | 2 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW AN ELEPHANT | 2 |
| AS FAR AS YOU CAN SEE HIM | 2 |
| BEHIND THE DOOR | 2 |
| FAR AS I COULD SEE HIM | 2 |
| FAR AS I COULD SPIT | 2 |
| FAR AS I COULD THROW A CAT | 2 |
| FOR A MILLION DOLLARS | 2 |
| FOR ANYTHING IN THE WORLD | 2 |
| FOR LOVE OR MONEY | 2 |
| FROM HERE TO HELL AND GONE | 2 |
| FROM HERE TO THE LOT | 2 |
| FUR AS I COULD THROW HIM | 2 |
| FURTHER THAN MY NOSE | 2 |
| IF MY LIFE DEPENDED ON IT | 2 |
| IN A SHITHOUSE WITH A MUZZLE ON | 2 |
| IN AN OUTHOUSE WITH A MUZZLE ON | 2 |
| MILE AWAY | 2 |
| OVERNIGHT | 2 |
| TOUCH HIM WITH A TEN-FOOT POLE | 2 |
| UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES | 2 |
| VERY FAR | 2 |
| WITH MY LIFE | 2 |
| WITH MY MOTHER | 2 |
| A NICKEL | 1 |
| A SECOND | 1 |
| ACROSS MY OWN DOORYARD | 1 |
| ACROSS THE ALLEY | 1 |
| ACROSS THE STREET WITH A CROOKED PIN | 1 |
| ACROSS THIS ROOM | 1 |
| AN ARM’S LENGTH | 1 |
| AN IOTA | 1 |
| ANY FARTHER THAN ACROSS THE STREET | 1 |
| ANY FARTHER THAN AN EYE CAN SEE | 1 |
| ANY FARTHER THAN I COULD THROW HIM | 1 |
| ANY FARTHER THAN MY NOSE | 1 |
| ANY FURTHER THAN A SNAKE | 1 |
| ANY FURTHER THAN A TEN-FOOT POLE | 1 |
| ANY LONGER THAN A SNOWBALL WOULD LAST IN HELL | 1 |
| ANY MORE THAN I COULD SPIT | 1 |
| ANY MORE THAN I COULD THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| ANY TIME | 1 |
| ANYMORE | 1 |
| ANYPLACE | 1 |
| ANYTIME | 1 |
| ANYWAY | 1 |
| “ANYWHERE, ANYTIME” | 1 |
| ARM’S LENGTH | 1 |
| AROUND A BROOMSTRAW | 1 |
| AROUND THE BLOCK | 1 |
| AROUND THE CORNER OF A BARN | 1 |
| AROUND THE CORNER WITH A PERISCOPE ON HIM | 1 |
| AS FAR AS HE CAN THROW HIS HAT | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I CAN SLING A BULL BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I CAN THROW A CAT BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I CAN THROW A HORSE | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I CAN THROW A STONE | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD KICK AN ANVIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD KICK HIM | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD KICK THE ROTUNDA | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD KICK THIS BUILDING | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD PICK HIM UP AND THROW HIM | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD SWING A CAT | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A BALL | 1 |
| “AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A BALL, AND THAT SURE WOULDN’T BE VERY FAR FOR ME” | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A BRICK | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A BULL BY HIS TAIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A COW BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A GRAND PIANO WITH ONE HAND BEHIND MY BACK | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A MULE | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A NICKEL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A PIANO | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A PIG | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A ROCK OR SOMETHING | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A SACK OF POTATOES | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A STEER | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW A TEN-FOOT POLE | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW AN ANVIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW AN ELEPHANT OVER MY BACK | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW HIM BY HIS SHIRTTAIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW HIM UPS BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW MY HAT | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW SOMETHING | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THROW THAT STONE | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD THUMP THIS HOUSE | 1 |
| AS FAR AS I COULD WATCH HIM | 1 |
| AS FAR AS MY EYE CAN SEE | 1 |
| AS FAR AS MY NOSE CAN SMELL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS THE CORNER | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU CAN THROW A COW | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU CAN THROW A COW BY HIS TAIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU CAN THROW A DOG BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU CAN THROW A STONE | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU CAN THROW HIM | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU COULD THROW A BULL BY THE HORNS | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU COULD THROW A CAT BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU COULD THROW A MULE | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU COULD THROW A MULE BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU COULD THROW A PIANO | 1 |
| AS FAR AS YOU COULD THROW A STICK | 1 |
| AS FAR I CAN SEE | 1 |
| AS FUR AS I COULD SEE HIM | 1 |
| AS FUR AS I COULD THOW A MULE | 1 |
| AS FUR AS I COULD THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| AS FUR AS I COULD THROW A PIANO | 1 |
| AS LONG AS A TEN-FOOT POLE | 1 |
| AT A FIGHT | 1 |
| AT ARM’S REACH | 1 |
| AT THE END OF MY NOSE | 1 |
| BEHIND A CLOSED DOOR | 1 |
| BEHIND A CORKSCREW | 1 |
| BEHIND A DIME EDGEWAYS | 1 |
| BEHIND A DIME TURNED EDGEWISE | 1 |
| BEHIND A DUST OF FLOUR | 1 |
| BEHIND A HAT PIN | 1 |
| BEHIND A HOUSE | 1 |
| “BEHIND A KNIFE, AND IT TURNED SIDEWAYS” | 1 |
| BEHIND A NEEDLE | 1 |
| BEHIND A PANE OF GLASS | 1 |
| BEHIND A PIN | 1 |
| BEHIND A SCREEN DOOR | 1 |
| BEHIND A TEN-FOOT POLE | 1 |
| BEHIND A THIN DIME | 1 |
| BEHIND ME | 1 |
| BEHIND ME BACK | 1 |
| BEHIND THE BROOMSTRAW | 1 |
| BEHIND THE HOUSE | 1 |
| BEHIND THE STRAW | 1 |
| BEYOND HIS BACK | 1 |
| BEYOND MY SIGHT | 1 |
| BIT | 1 |
| BLINDFOLDED IN A MEATHOUSE | 1 |
| BUY A SECOND-HAND CAR FROM HIM | 1 |
| CROSS THE STREET | 1 |
| DOWN TO THE CORNER | 1 |
| FAR AS I CAN SEE | 1 |
| FAR AS I CAN THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| FAR AS I COULD SEE | 1 |
| FAR AS I COULD SLING A BULL BY HIS TAIL | 1 |
| FAR AS I COULD THROW A MULE | 1 |
| FAR AS I COULD THROW A MULE BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| FAR AS I COULD THROW A ROCK | 1 |
| FAR AS I COULD THROW A SHEEP BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| FAR AS I COULD THROW A STONE | 1 |
| FAR AS I COULD THROW AN ELEPHANT BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| FAR AS YOU CAN SEE HIM | 1 |
| FAR AS YOU CAN THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| FAR AS YOU COULD THROW A BULL WITH A TAIL | 1 |
| FAR AS YOU COULD THROW A MULE BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| FAR AS YOU COULD THROW A YEARLING BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| FARTHER THAN I CAN SEE | 1 |
| FIVE MINUTES | 1 |
| FOR A DIME | 1 |
| FOR A LEAD NICKEL | 1 |
| FOR A MILLION | 1 |
| FOR A MINUTE | 1 |
| FOR A MOMENT | 1 |
| FOR A PENNY | 1 |
| FOR A PLUG NICKEL | 1 |
| FOR ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD | 1 |
| FOR ALL THE TEA IN CHINA | 1 |
| FOR ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY | 1 |
| FOR ANYTHING IN THIS WORLD | 1 |
| FOR HELL | 1 |
| FOR LOVE NOR MONEY | 1 |
| FOR NO MONEY | 1 |
| FOR NOTHING HE’LL DECEIVE YOU | 1 |
| FOR NOTHING IN THE WORLD | 1 |
| FOR THE WORLD | 1 |
| FOR TWO MINUTES | 1 |
| FROM HERE TO ACROSS THE ROAD | 1 |
| FROM HERE TO HELL | 1 |
| FROM HERE TO THE BARN | 1 |
| FROM HERE TO THE DOOR | 1 |
| FROM HERE TO THE END OF MY NOSE | 1 |
| FROM HERE TO THE GATEPOST | 1 |
| FROM HERE TO YONDER | 1 |
| FROM THE FRONT DOOR TO THE BACK DOOR | 1 |
| FUR AS I COULD CHUNK HIM | 1 |
| FUR AS YOU’D THROW A ROCK | 1 |
| FURTHER AS I COULD THROW A ROCK | 1 |
| FURTHER THAN I’D SEE ‘EM | 1 |
| FURTHER THAN PURE DOG ROOT | 1 |
| HERE TO YONDER | 1 |
| I WOULDN’T TOUCH HIM WITH A SIX-FOOT POLE | 1 |
| I’D TRUST A DOG BEFORE I’D TRUST HIM | 1 |
| IF HE SAID GOOD MORNING | 1 |
| IF HE SWORE ON A STACK OF BIBLES | 1 |
| “IF HE TELL ME IT RAIN, I GOT TO SEE IT FALLING” | 1 |
| IF HE WAS GOD HIMSELF | 1 |
| IF HE WAS THE LAST MAN IN THE WORLD | 1 |
| IF HE WAS THE LAST MAN ON EARTH | 1 |
| IF HE WAS THE LAST PERSON ON EARTH | 1 |
| IF HE WERE THE LAST PERSON ON EARTH | 1 |
| IF I COULDN’T SEE HIM | 1 |
| IF I HAD TO | 1 |
| IF I KNEW HE WAS TELLING THE TRUTH | 1 |
| IF MY BACK WAS TURNED | 1 |
| IF THE WORLD DEPENDED ON IT | 1 |
| IN A CHURCH | 1 |
| IN A JOHNNY HOUSE | 1 |
| IN A MEATHOUSE WITH A MUZZLE ON | 1 |
| IN A MONTH OF SUNDAYS | 1 |
| IN A SHITHOUSE WITH A MUZZLE | 1 |
| IN ANY WAY | 1 |
| IN HELL | 1 |
| IN SPITE OF HELL | 1 |
| IN THE DARK AT ALL | 1 |
| IOTA | 1 |
| LENGTH OF MY NOSE | 1 |
| LONG AS A SNOWBALL COULD STAY IN GEORGIA | 1 |
| MINUTE | 1 |
| NO FARTHER THAN I COULD THROW A BULL | 1 |
| NO FARTHER THAN I COULD THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| NO FURTHER THAN I COULD SEE ‘EM | 1 |
| NO FURTHER THAN I COULD SEE HIM | 1 |
| NO FURTHER THAN I COULD THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| NO FURTHER THAN I COULD THROW A MULE BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| NO FURTHER THAN I COULD THROW HIM | 1 |
| ON A BARREL OF SNAKES | 1 |
| ON A BIBLE | 1 |
| ON A KAG OF NAILS | 1 |
| ON A OATH | 1 |
| ON HIS DEATH BED | 1 |
| ON MY LIFE | 1 |
| ON OATH | 1 |
| ONCE AROUND AND BACK AGAIN | 1 |
| ONE INCH | 1 |
| ONE IOTA | 1 |
| OUT OF ARM’S LENGTH | 1 |
| OUT OF ARM’S REACH | 1 |
| OUT OF SIGHT OR ANYPLACE ELSE | 1 |
| OUT OF YOUR SIGHT | 1 |
| OUT THE DOOR | 1 |
| OUTSIDE THE DOOR | 1 |
| OVER THE FENCE | 1 |
| PAST THE FRONT GATE | 1 |
| ‘ROUND A NEEDLEPOINT | 1 |
| SEE HIM | 1 |
| SO FAR AS I COULD THROW A CAT BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| TAKE HIS WORD ON A DOG FIGHT | 1 |
| TEN FEET | 1 |
| THE LENGTH OF A TEN-FOOT POLE | 1 |
| THE OTHER SIDE OF A DIME | 1 |
| THE OTHER SIDE OF A NICKEL | 1 |
| THREE FEET | 1 |
| THROW A BULL BY THE TAIL | 1 |
| TILL HELL FREEZES OVER | 1 |
| TILL I COME BACK FROM THE RESTIN’ ROOM | 1 |
| TILL THE END OF YOUR ELBOW | 1 |
| TO A NICKEL | 1 |
| TO ANY EXTENT | 1 |
| TO BURY A CAT | 1 |
| TO HALIFAX | 1 |
| TO HOLD MY HAT | 1 |
| TO TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE DOG | 1 |
| TO THE BARN | 1 |
| TO THE CORNER | 1 |
| TO THE END OF MY NOSE | 1 |
| TO THE FRONT GATE | 1 |
| TO THE GATE | 1 |
| TO THE LENGTH OF MY NOSE | 1 |
| TO THE ROAD AND BACK | 1 |
| TO THE SHITHOUSE WITH A MUZZLE ON | 1 |
| TO TOWN AND BACK | 1 |
| TO TURN MY BACK ON HIM | 1 |
| TOUCH HIM WITH A SIX-FOOT POLE | 1 |
| TRADE NICKELS WITH HIM | 1 |
| TWO FOOT | 1 |
| UNDER ANY CONDITIONS | 1 |
| UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES | 1 |
| WHILE I TURN MY BACK | 1 |
| WHILE I WAS LOOKING AT HIM | 1 |
| WITH A BAG OF GUTS | 1 |
| WITH A BLIND CHICKEN’S BREAKFAST | 1 |
| WITH A BROKEN BOTTLE | 1 |
| WITH A CENT | 1 |
| WITH A DIME OR WITH A NICKEL | 1 |
| WITH A DOG MUZZLE ON | 1 |
| WITH A DOG’S DINNER | 1 |
| WITH A DOG’S SUPPER | 1 |
| WITH A DOUGHNUT | 1 |
| WITH A HOT POKER | 1 |
| WITH A LEAD | 1 |
| WITH A LEAD PIPE | 1 |
| WITH A PENNY | 1 |
| WITH A PENNY WITH A HOLE IN IT | 1 |
| WITH A RED-HOT STOVE | 1 |
| WITH AN OLD CAT I WANT TO GET RID OF | 1 |
| WITH EVERYTHING I HAVE | 1 |
| WITH MY (OBJECT) | 1 |
| WITH MY BEST FRIEND | 1 |
| WITH MY DEAD DOG | 1 |
| WITH MY DOG | 1 |
| WITH MY FACE TURNED | 1 |
| WITH MY FALSE TEETH | 1 |
| WITH MY GRANDMOTHER’S EYEBALLS | 1 |
| WITH MY LAST CENT | 1 |
| WITH MY LAST DOLLAR | 1 |
| WITH MY LAST PENNY | 1 |
| WITH MY LAST SUMMER’S WAGES | 1 |
| WITH MY LITTLE FINGER | 1 |
| WITH MY MOTHER’S MILK | 1 |
| WITH MY SISTER | 1 |
| WITH MY WIFE | 1 |
| WITH MY… | 1 |
| WITH SNAPPIN’ MY FINGER | 1 |
| WITH SNAPPING MY FINGER | 1 |
| WITH THE DOOR SHUT | 1 |
| WITH THE PENNIES ON A DEAD MAN’S EYES | 1 |
| WORTH A DARN | 1 |
| WORTH A DIME | 1 |
| WORTH A PLUGGED NICKEL | 1 |
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