DCHP-1 Online
keg angel West, Slang, Obs. 
a person trading or selling whisky, especially as an illicit business, to the Indians.
See also: whisky trader
- 1963 . . . some of the old Western slang is worth repeating: . . . "tent pegs," (frozen beef steak ribs); "baked wind pills," (baked beans); "paperweights," (hot biscuits); "keg angels," (whisky traders).
- 1963 . . . some of the old Western slang is worth repeating: . . . "tent pegs," (frozen beef steak ribs); "baked wind pills," (baked beans); "paperweights," (hot biscuits); "keg angels," (whisky traders).