Green’s Dictionary of Slang

(US) to feed at one’s mother’s breast.

1999

Guardian G2 17 Aug. 7: Visiting Cafe La Mamma, as breastfeeding is euphemistically termed in the US.

to visit the lavatory.

2003

G. Carlin GeorgeCarlin.com 🌐 Urinate: Train Terrence on the terra cotta / Visit Miss Murphy / Void.

to visit the lavatory.

1922

Joyce Ulysses 338: When she wanted to go where you know she said she wanted to run and pay a visit to Miss White.

see Mrs Jones under Mrs n.

(W.I.) to have one’s hair straightened.

1947

E. Burke Stories Told by Uncle Newton II 2: Then comes the First Press [...] That’s the process whereby a heated iron comb is applied to the African kinks, producing nearly straight Indian Hair. That is why we girls say, ‘We are going to visit our Indian Cousins’ instead of ‘Going to the Hairdresser’ [DJE].

see have a (big) date with Rosy Palms under Rosy Palm (and her five sisters) n.

to visit the lavatory.

1864, 1867, 1870

Hotten Sl. Dict.

(US campus) to visit the lavatory.

1967–8

Baker et al. CUSS.