bereavement lurk n.
a form of begging that depends on attracting sympathy for the fact that one’s wife has supposedly just died.
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | in Ribton-Turner (1887) 642: The ‘bereavement lurk’ is a lucrative one—(i.e.) the pretended loss of a wife [etc.]. |
a form of begging that depends on attracting sympathy for the fact that one’s wife has supposedly just died.
| in Ribton-Turner (1887) 642: The ‘bereavement lurk’ is a lucrative one—(i.e.) the pretended loss of a wife [etc.]. |