Lexicon Balatronicum: A Dictionary of Buckish Slang, University Wit, and Pickpocket Eloquence |
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The twenty - third rank of canters , who carry pins , tape , ballads , and obscene books to sell , but live mostly by stealing . Cant . BAWDY - HOUSE BOTTLE . ' A very small bottle ; short measure being among the many means used by the ...
The twenty - third rank of canters , who carry pins , tape , ballads , and obscene books to sell , but live mostly by stealing . Cant . BAWDY - HOUSE BOTTLE . ' A very small bottle ; short measure being among the many means used by the ...
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... over the left thumb . Sea ierm . Cat in Pan . To turn cat in pan , to change sides or para ties ; supposed originally to hape been to turn cate or cake > man . a . CAT Cat's Foot . To live under the. in pan . 1 Cat's course .
... over the left thumb . Sea ierm . Cat in Pan . To turn cat in pan , to change sides or para ties ; supposed originally to hape been to turn cate or cake > man . a . CAT Cat's Foot . To live under the. in pan . 1 Cat's course .
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To live under the cat's foot ; to be under the dominion of a wife hen - pecked . To live like dog and cat ; spoken of married persons who live unhappily together . As many lives as a cat ; cats , according to vulgar naturalists ...
To live under the cat's foot ; to be under the dominion of a wife hen - pecked . To live like dog and cat ; spoken of married persons who live unhappily together . As many lives as a cat ; cats , according to vulgar naturalists ...
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Lice : perhaps an abbreviation of chattels , lice being the chief live stock or chattels of beggars , gypsies , and the rest of the canting crew . Cant . - Also , according to the canting academy , the gallows . CHATES . The gallows .
Lice : perhaps an abbreviation of chattels , lice being the chief live stock or chattels of beggars , gypsies , and the rest of the canting crew . Cant . - Also , according to the canting academy , the gallows . CHATES . The gallows .
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To be , or live , in clover ; to live luxuriously . Clover is the most desirable food for cattle . CLOWES . Rogues . Cloy . To steal . To cloy the clout ; to steal the handkerchief . To cloy the lour ; to steal money . Cant . CLOYES .
To be , or live , in clover ; to live luxuriously . Clover is the most desirable food for cattle . CLOWES . Rogues . Cloy . To steal . To cloy the clout ; to steal the handkerchief . To cloy the lour ; to steal money . Cant . CLOYES .
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Lexicon Balatronicum: A Dictionary of Buckish Slang, University Wit, and ... Francis Grose Visualizzazione completa - 1811 |
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