Lexicon Balatronicum: A Dictionary of Buckish Slang, University Wit, and Pickpocket Eloquence |
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Bakers Dozen . Fourteen ; that number of rolls being allowed to the purchasers of a dozen . BAKER - KNEE'D . One whose knees knock together in walking , as if kneading dough . BALDERDASH . Adulterated wine . BALLOCKS .
Bakers Dozen . Fourteen ; that number of rolls being allowed to the purchasers of a dozen . BAKER - KNEE'D . One whose knees knock together in walking , as if kneading dough . BALDERDASH . Adulterated wine . BALLOCKS .
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The shopman of a bow - wow shop , or dealer in second hand clothes , particularly about Monmouth - Street , who walks before his master's door , and deafens every passenger with his cries of --- Clothes , coats , or gowns --what d'ye ...
The shopman of a bow - wow shop , or dealer in second hand clothes , particularly about Monmouth - Street , who walks before his master's door , and deafens every passenger with his cries of --- Clothes , coats , or gowns --what d'ye ...
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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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... in reverence to the fellows who sometimes walk there . The same ceremony is observed on coming on the quarter deck of ships of war , although no officer should be on it . To CAP . To support another's assertion or tale .
... in reverence to the fellows who sometimes walk there . The same ceremony is observed on coming on the quarter deck of ships of war , although no officer should be on it . To CAP . To support another's assertion or tale .
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COBBLERS Punch . Treacle , vinegar , gin , and water . Cock , or CHIEF COCK OF THE WALK . The leading man in any society or body ; the best boxer in a village or district . CockALE . A provocative drink . Cock ALLEY or Cock Lane .
COBBLERS Punch . Treacle , vinegar , gin , and water . Cock , or CHIEF COCK OF THE WALK . The leading man in any society or body ; the best boxer in a village or district . CockALE . A provocative drink . Cock ALLEY or Cock Lane .
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Lexicon Balatronicum: A Dictionary of Buckish Slang, University Wit, and ... Francis Grose Visualizzazione completa - 1811 |
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Lexicon Balatronicum: A Dictionary of Buckish Slang, University Wit, and ... Francis Grose Visualizzazione completa - 1811 |
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