1882 C.G. Leland Gypsies 211: He agrees with the Chinese, red Indians, May Fairies, and Fifth Avenoodles.at Avenoodles, n.
1882 C.G. Leland Gypsies [cap. heading] The Crocus-Pitcher.at crocus-pitcher (n.) under crocus (metallorum), n.
1882 C.G. Leland Gypsies 115: That lie which is the mental action [...] of the Romany, and especially of the diddikai, or half-breed.at diddicoi, n.
1882 C.G. Leland Gypsies 116: From [...] under the bed she raked out [...] an old Dolly Varden or damasked skirt.at dolly varden, n.
1882 C.G. Leland Gypsies 221: Seven Dials has been heard to say he would ‘scarper with the feele of the donna of the cassey;’ which means, run away with the daughter of the landlady of the house.at donna of the cas(s)ey (n.) under dona, n.
1882 C.G. Leland Gypsies 121: Being a Romany rye and not accustomed to being spoken of as a Gorgio, I looked up at him angrily.at Romany rye, n.