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A word that the late Alabama layer Robert Charles Smith front the 1930's used to describe one if his most devilish (and flaming) adversary, John Daniel Elliott, No one knows the history of the word, this is the only recorded use of the word up until today. These two men settled their differences in the courtroom, but resorted to name calling once the room heated up. Some say that the word was a discription of the fling that they both had with the judge ,Joshua David Abner. Although the mystery continues today, we are all sure that these men were with no doubt homosexual. Our only hint to the word is that it means homosexual ot love-buddy
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