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Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at eat a fig, v.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc. Dict. of Modern Sl. etc. 144: Jack Dandy brandy.at jack (a) dandy, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at slick-a-dee, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at take a fright, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at all a-mort, adj.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at three quarters (of a peck), n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at abraham’s willing, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at sham abram, v.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc. 69: OBSQUATULATE, to run away, or decamp.at absquatulate, v.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at long acre, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc. 144: MAIDS A DAWNING (I suppose my informant means maids adorning), the morning.at maids adorning, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at all afloat, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at bucket afloat, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at I’m afloat, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc. 28: cut and come again, plenty, if one cut does not suffice plenty remains to ‘come again’.at cut and come again, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at alacompain, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at alderman in chains (n.) under alderman, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at alderman, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at alderman, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at all my eye and Betty Martin, phr.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at Sharp’s Alley blood worms, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at donna and feeles, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at finger and thumb, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at bull and cow, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at girl and boy, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at lath and plaster, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at night and day, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at cow and calf, v.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at east and south, n.
Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.at puddings and pies, n.
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