cock linnet n.2
a minute.
![]() | Signor Lippo 45: The omer of the carsey is coming in a few cock linnets. | |
![]() | press cutting in Passing Eng. of the Victorian Era 82/1: Hold on for a cock linnet – now barney. | |
![]() | Harry The Cockney 118: ‘Half a cock-linnet,’ cried McGaffney, looking up. | |
![]() | Cockney At Home 24: Half a cock-linnet, ole love! | |
![]() | Dict. of Rhy. Sl. | |
![]() | Up the Frog 12: Shan’t be a cock linnet – just going for a Jimmy Riddle. | |
![]() | Maledicta II:1+2 (Summer/Winter) 120: The result has been too much [...] false modesty about words that simply look as if they might be sexual: cock [linnet] = ‘minute’, not to mention expressions such as old cock (buddy, mate). | |
![]() | Cockney Dialect and Sl. 104: cock linnet ‘minute’. | |
![]() | More Bible in Cockney 82: Wait a cock-linnet! I’m not that Hank Marvin! |