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Ragged London 19: A place called Sharp’s Alley was once famous for making common sausages of refuse meat, known in the slang of the district as ‘bloodworms’.at blood-worm (n.) under blood, n.1
Ragged London 19: A place called Sharp’s Alley was once famous for making common sausages of refuse meat, known in the slang of the district as ‘bloodworms’. Ragged London 123: A cats’-meat shop, where the proprietors complained that they were not able ‘to get their money in’.at cat’s meat shop (n.) under cat’s meat, n.
Ragged London 27: ‘He’s brought up a heavy family,’ said the old woman, ‘and never asked nobody for anything, until the frost bit him, and now he’s dropped from his eating.’.at drop, v.1
Ragged London 110: Where the links of new buildings have not yet joined each other you can see fag-ends of courts.at fag end, n.
Ragged London 27: ‘He’s brought up a heavy family,’ said the old woman, ‘and never asked nobody for anything.’.at heavy, adj.
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