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Life and Character of Moll King 12: He doss in a Pad of mine! No, Boy, if I was to grapple him, he must shiver his Trotters at Bilby’s Ball.at shake one’s trotters at Beilby’s ball (v.) under Beilby’s ball, n.
Life and Character of Moll King 12: He doss in a Pad of mine! No, Boy, if I was to grapple him, he must shiver his Trotters at Bilby’s Ball. Life and Character of Moll King 14: I love to be in Town, because I shall see what my pretty birds (meaning her Customers) are doing.at bird, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: My Blos has nailed me of mine [handkerchief]; but I shall catch her at Maddox’s Gin-Ken [...] and if she has morric’d it, Knocks and Socks, Thumps and Pumps, shall attend the Froe-File Buttocking B---h.at bitch, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: My Blos has nailed me of mine [handkerchief]; but I shall catch her at Maddox’s Gin-Ken [...] and if she has morric’d it, Knocks and Socks, Thumps and Pumps, shall attend the Froe-File Buttocking B---h.at bloss, n.
Life and Character of Moll King 4: She was, when very young, obliged to get her Bread in the Streets with her Mother.at bread, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: harry: But who had you in your Ken last Darkee? moll: We had your Dudders and your Duffers, Files, Buffers, and Slangers. [Ibid.] 24: Buffers, Affidavit-Men.at buffer, n.2
Life and Character of Moll King 8: Here you might see Ladies of Pleasure [...] attended by Fellows habited like Footmen, who were their Bullies.at bully, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: She flash’d half a Slat, a Bull’s-Eye, and some other rum Slangs.at bull’s eye, n.
Life and Character of Moll King 12: We had ne’er a Queer Cull, a Buttock, or a Porpus, amongst them, but all as Rum and as Quiddish as ever Jonathan sent to be great Merchants in Virginia.at buttock, n.
Life and Character of Moll King 12: My Blos has nailed me of mine [handkerchief]; but I shall catch her at Maddox’s Gin-Ken [...] and if she has morric’d it, Knocks and Socks, Thumps and Pumps, shall attend the Froe-File Buttocking B---h.at buttocking, adj.
Life and Character of Moll King 10: This Flash, as it is called, talking in Cant Terms.at cant, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 11: Let me see, There’s a Grunter’s Gig, is a Si-Buxom; two Cat’s Heads, a Win [etc.].at cat’s head (n.) under cat, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: I heard she made a Fam To-night, a Rum one, with Dainty Dasies.at daisy, n.
Life and Character of Moll King 12: But who had you in your Ken last Darkee?at darkey, n.
Life and Character of Moll King 12: I shall see my jolly old Codger [...] with his Day-lights dim, and his Trotters shivering under him.at daylights, n.
Life and Character of Moll King 12: You must tip me your Clout before I derrick, for my Blos has nailed me of mine.at derrick, v.
Life and Character of Moll King 11: Does Jack doss in your Pad now?at doss, v.
Life and Character of Moll King 12: harry: But who had you in your Ken last Darkee? moll: We had your Dudders and your Duffers, Files, Buffers, and Slangers. [Ibid.] 24: Dudders, Fellows that sell Spital-fields Handkerchiefs for India ones.at dudder, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: harry: But who had you in your Ken last Darkee? moll: We had your Dudders and your Duffers, Files, Buffers, and Slangers. [Ibid.] 24: Duffers, Those who sell British Spirituous Liquors for Foreign.at duffer, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: I heard she made a Fam To-night, a Rum one, with Dainty Dasies, of a Flat from T’other Side.at fam, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: harry: But who had you in your Ken last Darkee? moll: We had your Dudders and your Duffers, Files, Buffers, and Slangers.at file, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 10: This Flash, as it is called, is talking in Cant Terms, very much us’d among Rakes and Town Ladies.at flash, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: She flash’d half a Slat, a Bull’s-Eye, and some other rum Slangs.at flash, v.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: I heard she made a Fam To-night, a Rum one, with Dainty Dasies, of a Flat from T’other Side.at flat, n.2
Life and Character of Moll King 12: My Blos has nailed me of mine [handkerchief]; but I shall catch her at Maddox’s Gin-Ken [...] and if she has morric’d it, Knocks and Socks, Thumps and Pumps, shall attend the Froe-File Buttocking B---h.at froe, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 11: Let me see, [...] a Double Gage of Rum Slobber, is Thrums; and a Quartern of Max, is three Megs.at gage, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 12: I shall catch her at Maddox’s Gin-Ken, sluicing her Gob by the Tinney.at gin ken (n.) under gin, n.4
Life and Character of Moll King 12: My Blos has nailed me of mine [handkerchief]; but I shall catch her at Maddox’s Gin-Ken, sluicing her Gob.at gob, n.1
Life and Character of Moll King 11: Let me see, There’s a Grunter’s Gig, is a Si-Buxom; two Cat’s Heads, a Win.at grunter’s gig (n.) under grunter, n.
Life and Character of Moll King 11: To pay, Moll, for I must hike.at hike (off), v.
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