![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom")
Haunted Inn II iii: I’ll go to gaol in my birth-day suit.at birthday suit, n.
Haunted Inn II iii: I’ll go to gaol in my birth-day suit. Haunted Inn I ii: mrs. g.: Has anything awoke you in the night? tom: Oh, yes [...] The little biting chaps.at chap, n.
Haunted Inn II iii: There’s the pig-jobbers again, and, dash it, a fellow staring at Jenny like a cod-fish.at dash it (all)! (excl.) under dash, v.1
Haunted Inn II ii: The prettiest bonnet, and such a duck of a riding-habit.at duck, n.1
Haunted Inn II iii: That everlasting corporal!at everlasting, adj.
Haunted Inn I i: By Gar, I have done de most work to collect de debt.at gar, n.1
Haunted Inn II i: I can speak French to you [...] bung up both votre yeaux, and joué hell and tommy avec vous.at play hell and tommy (v.) under hell, n.
Haunted Inn I i: Magging in this way, you may dangle after him to the Land’s-End.at mag, v.
Haunted Inn I ii: I have not a stiver!at stiver, n.
Haunted Inn I ii: You know you are tarrididdling, Jenny!at taradiddle, n.
no more results