(dated, slang or dialect) Alternative form of extra (the cry of a newspaper-seller)
1915, Elizabeth W. Champney, Romance of Old Belgium, from Cæsar to Kaiser (page 407)Then outside my humble dwelling Comes a strident brazen call, "Wuxtry, Wuxtry!" hear the yell, "Two more churches shot to hell!"
1940, R. L. Goldman, The Snatch (page 108)When I got to the corner, I heard the boy calling "Wuxtry". He was walking slowly down the side street, pausing to hand out papers to people who came out of their houses.
1969, Waters Edward Turpin, These low grounds (page 337)Wuxtry! Wuxtry! Negro threatened by lynch mob!
