Green’s Dictionary of Slang
pickle, n. 1. a state of drunkenness. 2. a difficult, troublesome person, often a child but by no means invariably; ‘an arch, waggish fellow’ (Grose, 1785); also an amusing individual. 3. in pl., nonsense, rubbish. 4. a woman of a sour, unpleasant disposition . 5. the penis; thus pickle lugger, as a term of abuse, a masturbator .
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pickle, v. 1. to tease, to hoax, to deceive. 2. to spoil, to wreck, to kill. 3. to render drunk.
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pickle-chugging
(n.)
male homosexual fellatio; thus pickle-chugger, a fellator. under pickle, n.
pickle-kisser
(n.)
a male homosexual. under pickle, n.
pickle park
(n.)
a secluded area where male homosexuals meet for sex. under pickle, n.
pickle parlor
(n.)
a bar. under pickle, n.
pickle smasher
(n.)
a prostitute. under pickle, n.
pickle-jar
(n.)
a coachman with a yellow uniform. under pickle, n.
pickle it! a general excl. of dismissal; forget it! be quiet! under pickle, v.
pickle me bloody agates! a general excl. of surprise or disbelief. under pickle, v.
pickled, adj. 1. waggish, roguish . 2. drunk . 3. suffering from a venereal disease.
pickled onion, n. a bunion.
pickled pork, n. 1. a walk; thus as v. pickle pork, to walk. 2. talk, conversation. 3. chalk.
pickle-herring, n. 1. an amusing companion, a ‘wag’. 2. a professional clown, usu. one who accompanies an itinerant quack doctor.
picklepuss, n. a sour-faced individual; thus pickle-pussed adj.
pickles!, excl. a general excl. of disbelief: nonsense! rubbish!
pickled punks
(n.)
the embryos, preserved in liquid-filled jars (usually real but sometimes fake) that are displayed in an ‘unborn’ show. under punk, n.1
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