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Dict. of London 234: Sight-seeing. The enterprising sight-seer who proceeds on this plan, and who understands the virtues of palm oil, is sure to see everything he cares to see .at palm oil, n.
Dict. of London 234: Sight-seeing. The enterprising sight-seer who proceeds on this plan, and who understands the virtues of palm oil, is sure to see everything he cares to see . Dict. of London 22: Bond Street. Those who would see the lounger of the present day must look for him in the Row.at Row, the, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at break a leg, v.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at bing a waste, v.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at academy, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at active citizens, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at adam, n.1
Sl. Dict. (1890).at in one’s altitudes (adj.) under altitudes, n.
‘On the Trail’ in Sl. Dict. (1890) 41: I must amputate like a go-away, or those frogs will nail me.at amputate one’s mahogany, v.
Sl. Dict. (1890) 10: Cat and Mouse. Housekeeping.at cat and mouse, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at cow-and-kisses, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at frog and toe, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at ark-ruff, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at artful dodger, n.2
Sl. Dict. (1890) 7: Artichoke. A low and old prostitute.at artichoke, n.1
Sl. Dict. (1890) 7: Articles. A suit of clothes.at article, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at autem, adj.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at autem-diver (n.) under autem, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at autem, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at autem-cove (n.) under autem, adj.
Sl. Dict. (1890) Autom [sic] Bawler, a preacher.at autem-bawler (n.) under autem, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at go-away, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at bag of nails (n.) under bag, n.1
Sl. Dict. (1890).at ball, n.1
Sl. Dict. (1890).at ballum rancum, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at balsam, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at barnacles, n.
Sl. Dict. (1890).at barrel fever (n.) under barrel, n.1
Sl. Dict. (1890).at baster, n.1
‘On the Trail’ in Sl. Dict. (1890) 44: You lie, you bat.at bat, n.1
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