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Scoundrel’s Dict. 18: A poor Man – Abraham-cove.at abraham-man, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 18: A poor Man – Abraham-cove. Scoundrel’s Dict. 29: The Angler is one that takes a Quarry of Glass out of a Casement, and so opening it, with a long Pole and Hook at the End on’t, pulls to him what he can conveniently reach.at angler, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 18: A Married Woman – Autem-mort.at autem mort (n.) under autem, adj.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 16: A Church – Autem.at autem, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 15: Butter – Beaver.at beaver, n.2
Scoundrel’s Dict. 15: A Bed – Libbedge.at lib-beg, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 14: An Apron – Belly Cheat.at belly cheat (n.) under belly, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict.at bene darkmans under bene, adj.
Scoundrel’s Dict.at betty, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 21: The Glimmerer has bit the bubbing cully of his bung.at bite, v.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 19: Sheep – Bleating-cheats.at bleating cheat (n.) under bleat, v.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 17: To ingage – Blot the Scrip.at blot the scrip, v.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 19: A Shilling – Boar or Hog.at boar, n.1
Scoundrel’s Dict.at bob, n.2
Scoundrel’s Dict. 15: A Bog-house – Croping-ken.at boghouse, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 16: Drink – Booze.at booze, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 25: Rumbooze thou shalt booze thy fill.at booze, v.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 15: An Alehouse – Boozen-ken.at bousing-ken, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 23: The Hue and Cry, to shun, we crept, / in Hedges where we lay’d. / To the Brokers then my Hedge-bird flies.at broker, n.1
Scoundrel’s Dict. 17: To fly or run away – Brush off.at brush, v.1
Scoundrel’s Dict.at bubber, n.1
Scoundrel’s Dict. 18: The Pox – Bube.at bube, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 29: The Budge, who makes it his business to run into Houses, and take what comes first to hand.at budge, n.1
Scoundrel’s Dict. 16: A Dog – Bugher.at bugher, n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 29: The Bulk, or one that is his Assistant, in creating Quarrels by jostling, &c. to gather a crowd that the Diver may have a better Opportunity to effect his Purpose.at bulk, n.1
Scoundrel’s Dict.at bulk, v.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 29: The File is the same as the Diver, tho’ for the most part he goes without the Bulk, and was formerly known by the Title of the Bung-nipper, because of a horn Thumb and sharp Knife, he used to cut the Pockets clean off, with all that was in them.at bung-nipper (n.) under bung, n.1
Scoundrel’s Dict. 18: A Purse – Bung.at bung, n.1
Scoundrel’s Dict. 26: Tib o’th’ Buttery was our Meat.at tib (of the buttery), n.
Scoundrel’s Dict. 16: Chickens – Cackling-cheats.at cackling-cheat, n.
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