charley mason n.
a basin, a basinful.
Dict. of Rhy. Sl. 49/1: Charlie Mason Basin Early 20C [...] It no longers refers to an article of kitchen ware, but ‘I’ll have a Charlie Mason’ means ‘I’ll have a basin full’; that is, a try, or a share, or a ticket in a sweepstake. | ||
Up the Frog. | ||
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Cockney Rabbit. | ||
Wicked Cockney Rhy. Sl. |