Green’s Dictionary of Slang

aristo n.

[abbr.]

an aristocrat.

[UK]T. Carlyle Diamond Necklace 2/2: It all began to seem Romantic, and your Turpins and Aristos found music in it.
[UK] ‘Six Years in Prisons of England’ in Temple Bar Mag. Jan. 217: This man was not ranked among the ‘aristoes’ in prison society.
[UK] ‘’Arry on the Merry Month of May’ Punch 16 May 229/1: That’s why the Haristos and ’Arry [...] Likes passing the Season in London.
[UK] ‘’Arry on [...] the Glorious Twelfth’ Punch 30 Aug. 97/2: He is down on the Aristos, Charlie.
[US]G. Bowerman diary 16 Oct. in Carnes Compensations of War (1983) 36: Did one of the hated ‘aristos’ crouch in terror in one of these dark corners.
[UK]A. Sinclair My Friend Judas (1963) 153: Johnny was a baby-faced Etonian aristo.
[Aus]D. Niland Gold in the Streets (1966) 204: We go like aristo-something, all posh tog.
[Aus]L. Haylen Big Red 168: ‘It’s the revolution,’ shouted Red. ‘The sans-culottes and the aristos all in together.’.
[UK]‘P.B. Yuill’ Hazell and the Three-card Trick (1977) 193: Maybe it was just your aristo’s natural gallantry.
[UK]T. Blacker Fixx 7: A charming, slack-jawed aristo whose name I forget.
[UK]Indep. Rev. 10 Sept. 22: Versailles is populated by thick aristos with ludicrously high coiffures.
[UK]M. Manning Get Your Cock Out 41: Mincey had copped a few degenerate aristo’s works before, shared them before all this AIDS shit.
[UK]K. Richards Life 202: This weird mixture of aristos and gangsters.