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Session Papers of the Central Criminal Court IV Pt iii : He said he supposed she had knocked out her link (meaning she was drunk).at knock out one’s link (v.) under knock out, v.
Session Papers of the Central Criminal Court IV Pt iii : He said he supposed she had knocked out her link (meaning she was drunk). Session Papers of the Central Criminal Court July No. VI, Part V 723: Margaret Shehan: ‘He put his impudence...’ ‘What, do you mean his private parts?’ ‘Yes.’.at impudence, n.
Session Papers of the Central Criminal Court 10 Jan. 🌐 The maid said two men were missing, and the others said, G–d d–n them, they are gone a-girling.at go girling (v.) under girl, n.1
Session Papers of the Central Criminal Court 13 Apr. 378/2: Marchell began a conversation of his own accord, by saying there was gentleman who gave a great deal of money for boys — he said there was a gentleman in the City, too, that was one of these poofs, as he called them — neither I nor Wiggens said any thing to him to lead to these observations; I never heard the word poofs before.at poof, n.
Session Papers of the Central Criminal Court in DSUE (1984).at doner, n.1
Session Papers of the Central Criminal Court 27 Oct. 🌐 ‘Old Buffey’ [...] does not mean anything offensive, just the same as ‘old fellow’.at buffy, n.1
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