Lexicon Balatronicum: A Dictionary of Buckish Slang, University Wit, and Pickpocket Eloquence |
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... who had the contract for victualling the hulks or lighters . ACE OF SPADES . A widow . ACCOUNTS . To cast up one's accounts ; to vomit . ACORN . You will ride a horse foaled by an acorn , i . e . the gallows , called ...
... who had the contract for victualling the hulks or lighters . ACE OF SPADES . A widow . ACCOUNTS . To cast up one's accounts ; to vomit . ACORN . You will ride a horse foaled by an acorn , i . e . the gallows , called ...
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A pickpocket caught in the fact , and punish- ed with the discipline of the pump or horse - pond . ANCHOR . Bring your a - se to an anchor , i . e . sit down . To let go an anchor to the windward of the law ; to keep within the letter ...
A pickpocket caught in the fact , and punish- ed with the discipline of the pump or horse - pond . ANCHOR . Bring your a - se to an anchor , i . e . sit down . To let go an anchor to the windward of the law ; to keep within the letter ...
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To bang up prime : to bring your horses up in a dashing or fine style : as the swell's rattler and prads are bang ... A one - horse chaise , said to be so called by a Lord Chief Justice , from their being so fre- quently used on Sunday ...
To bang up prime : to bring your horses up in a dashing or fine style : as the swell's rattler and prads are bang ... A one - horse chaise , said to be so called by a Lord Chief Justice , from their being so fre- quently used on Sunday ...
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A good job , or snack easily got : also shellfish growing at the bottoms of ships ; a bird of the goose kind ; an instrument like a pair of pincers , to fix on the noses of vicious horses whilst shoeing ; a nick name for spectacles ...
A good job , or snack easily got : also shellfish growing at the bottoms of ships ; a bird of the goose kind ; an instrument like a pair of pincers , to fix on the noses of vicious horses whilst shoeing ; a nick name for spectacles ...
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BAY FEVER . A term of ridicule applied to convicts , who sham illness , to avoid being sent to Botany Bay . BAYARD OF TEN TOES . To ride bayard of ten toes , is to walk on foot . Bayard was a horse famous in old romances . BEAK .
BAY FEVER . A term of ridicule applied to convicts , who sham illness , to avoid being sent to Botany Bay . BAYARD OF TEN TOES . To ride bayard of ten toes , is to walk on foot . Bayard was a horse famous in old romances . BEAK .
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