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Sharping London 36: Serene, all right.at all serene, adj.
Sharping London 36: Serene, all right. Sharping London 36: Rise a Barney, to collect a mob for any sharping purpose.at rise a barney (v.) under barney, n.2
Sharping London 36: Take beef, to run off.at take beef (v.) under beef, v.1
Sharping London 34: bleed, to obtain money by sharp practice or unfair means.at bleed, v.1
Sharping London 34: blind, something done to deceive.at blind, n.1
Sharping London 34: blow, to expose or inform against.at blow, v.1
Sharping London 34: Blue or bluebottle, a policeman.at blue, n.1
Sharping London 34: Bonnet, a confederate in gambling.at bonnet, n.2
Sharping London 34: Booked, caught.at booked, adj.1
Sharping London 34: Books, a pack of cards.at books, n.
Sharping London 34: Boozing Crib, a low public-house.at boozing crib (n.) under boozing, n.
Sharping London 34: Bounce, to frighten by lying.at bounce, v.1
Sharping London 34: briefs, cards made for cheating purposes.at brief, n.1
Sharping London 34: broad-faking, card-sharping.at broad-faking (n.) under broads, n.
Sharping London 34: Brown, ‘to do brown,’ to indulge in some unusual extravagance.at do brown (v.) under brown, adj.2
Sharping London 34: Brown, to be aware of.at brown, v.1
Sharping London 34: Brush, to make off.at brush, v.1
Sharping London 34: budge, to move away.at budge, v.1
Sharping London 34: buffer, an elderly man, one not likely to be able to defend himself from any violence.at buffer, n.3
Sharping London 34: button, a confederate or decoy in gambling.at button, n.2
Sharping London 34: Cheek, sauce or impudence.at cheek, n.2
Sharping London 34: Cherry Colour, a cheating trick at cards, either black or red, being cherry colour.at cherry-colour (adj.) under cherry, n.1
Sharping London 34: Copped, caught, or apprehended for some offence.at copped, adj.
Sharping London 35: Down, to be aware of.at down, adv.2
Sharping London 35: Downy, a knowing fellow.at downy, n.1
Sharping London 36: Ring-Dropping, the trick of dropping a ring or other article of jewellery within sight of any likely flat with the object of selling it as gold.at ring dropping, n.
Sharping London 35: Duffer, a sham or spurious article.at duffer, n.1
Sharping London 35: Fawney-Rig, another term for ring dropping.at fawney-rig (n.) under fawney, n.
Sharping London 35: Flats, cards.at flat, n.1
Sharping London 36: Stand in, to take part in.at stand in, v.1
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