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Mother Gin 25: Two large casks of fatt’ning Barley Oil (Strong drink is called in the Canting Dialect Oil of barley.at barley, n.1
Mother Gin 25: Two large casks of fatt’ning Barley Oil (Strong drink is called in the Canting Dialect Oil of barley. Mother Gin 15: Herds of city Saints elected, As Bell-weathers and Bulls, for noise respected [...] who from their tubs Make bulls in praise of Schism and Calves-head clubs.at bell-wether, n.
Mother Gin 9: The feeding kids that wipers bite (A kid signifies, in the Canting Dialect, a child; and to bite the wiper is to steal the handkerchief).at bite, v.
Mother Gin 29: Nor the whistling of the Southern gale, Which tow’rds Black-Indies drove me scap’d from jail.at Black Indies, n.
Mother Gin 13: Their brats with scraps half fed / To cold-tea streams [...] no Bunters led.at bunter, n.
Mother Gin 19: Wearied Cloyers, who recline In grassy fields suburbian all day-light, And snore away the filching toils of night.at cloyer, n.
Mother Gin 7: We, good fellows both, here haply meet, Thou from the College ’scaped, I from the Fleet.at college, n.
Mother Gin 19: Wearied Cloyers, who recline In grassy fields suburbian all day-light, And snore away the filching toils of night.at filch, v.1
Mother Gin 9: The feeding kids that wipers bite (A kid signifies, in the Canting Dialect, a child; and to bite the wiper is to steal the handkerchief).at kid, n.1
Mother Gin 25: I’ll pour new nectar of Made-here-a made (Made is another word for stolen).at made, adj.
Mother Gin 25: When rum-rigg’d at Smithfield’s annual Shows, To Drurian Nymphs we pay our solemn vows.at nymph, n.
Mother Gin 29: I two prancers snaffled.at prancer, n.
Mother Gin 25: And when, the rascal prig-nappers to shun, In rags disguis’d o’er rural fields we run.at prig-napper (n.) under prig, n.1
Mother Gin 25: When rum-rigg’d at Smithfield’s annual Shows, To Drurian Nymphs we pay our solemn vows.at rum, adv.
Mother Gin 17: Poor miserable tiff, thick, small, and stale.at tiff, n.1
Mother Gin 15: Herds of city Saints elected, As Bell-weathers and Bulls, for noise respected [...] who from their tubs Make bulls in praise of Schism and Calves-head clubs.at tub, n.1
Mother Gin 13: No crutch’d up Quadroped in greatest need, Tasted one dram, nor touch’d Virginian weed.at weed, n.1
Mother Gin 9: The feeding kids that wipers bite (A kid signifies, in the Canting Dialect, a child; and to bite the wiper is to steal the handkerchief).at draw a/the wiper (v.) under wiper, n.
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