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Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Namas, run away; namas, give the crush a sicer down the back slums, run to give the officer the slip down the back streets.at back slum (n.) under back, adj.2
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Namas, run away; namas, give the crush a sicer down the back slums, run to give the officer the slip down the back streets. Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: barrak, to talk; barrack the broke, talk to the dupe.at barrack, v.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Square the broke [sic] for a bus, take his attention off whilst I pick his pockets.at buzz, v.1
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Busing, picking pockets; a bus man, a pick pocket.at buzz, v.1
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Cheese that, don’t do it.at cheese, v.1
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: The crush crabbed it, the police stopped us; crab, to spoil prevent or interrupt.at crab, v.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: A croaker, a hanging.at croaker, n.3
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: A crush man, a police officer.at crusher, n.1
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Namas, run away; namas, give the crush a sicer down the back slums, run to give the officer the slip down the back streets.at crusher, n.1
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: chusty, good.at cushty, adj.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: a drag, twelve months.at drag, n.1
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: On the drum, one of the profession, or on the look out.at on the drum under drum, n.2
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Fly, to understand slang and thieving; fly as a pigeon, to know nothing.at fly, adj.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Fogus, tobacco.at fogus, n.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: A glim, a fire.at glim, n.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Graft, work; I’ll peck the graft, I’ll never work any more.at graft, n.1
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: A tag [sic] transportation.at lag, n.2
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: luberin, a flogging.at leathering (n.) under leather, v.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: The monkeys, the locks.at monkey, n.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Namas, run away; namas, give the crush a sicer down the back slums, run to give the officer the slip down the back streets.at nammus, v.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: I narks you, or, he narks you, I understand you, or, he’s up to you.at nark, v.1
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: The numin [sic] cheat, the gallows.at nubbing cheat (n.) under nubbing, n.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: A pad in can, a lodging house.at padding ken (n.) under pad, v.1
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Patter, to beg.at patter, v.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Pick him up, rob him.at pick up, v.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Pinching, stealing ribbands, needles, etc.at pinch, v.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: He pipes you, he sees you.at pipe, v.3
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Rantee, night.at rantee, n.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: Rhotee, bread.at rhotee, n.
Worcester Herald 26 Dec. 4/3: A screwing, a locking up; unscrewing, unlocking.at screw, v.
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