1846 Swell’s Night Guide 51: It vas hout-and-hout good scoff, and no flies.at no flies (about)!, excl.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 107/2: Ace of spades [...] also the heart-stirring monosyllable, see pego and cartsue.at ace, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 107/2: Adam’s storeroom, the womb of woman, also quim, snatchblock, long-eye, also crack.at Adam’s storeroom (n.) under Adam, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 107/1: Admiral of the Blues, [...] persons wearing blue aprons.at admiral of the blue (n.) under admiral of..., n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 107/1: Admiral of the Blues, persons afflicted with the blue devils.at admiral of the blue (n.) under admiral of..., n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 107/1: Admiral of the Blues, [...] policemen.at admiral of the blue (n.) under admiral of..., n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 107/1: Adonizing, faking the mug, and flashing the togs, doing the swellman, nutting the donnas, and queering the greens, to beautify, to appear as Adonis.at adonize, v.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 109/1: After-clap, any disagreeable affair attending an action, see clap, pox.at after-clap, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 68: I’ve tumbled on a donna, who has been doing the multa bonna fakement, pallarying the slavies down the haries and she has done stunning, and copped a lummy slum of bonna scran.at airy, n.1
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 109/1: Akerman’s Hotel, Newgate in 1787, a gaoler of that name.at Akerman’s hotel, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 109/1: All Nations, the drainings of different spirits or beer mixed together.at all nations, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 109/1: Alsatia, in modern cant a place of security against the law, a hiding place, a stall slum – originally White Friars [...] also the Mint.at Alsatia, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 129/1: Queer amen curler, a drunken parish clerk.at amen-curler (n.) under amen, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 60: An out-and-outer she is to go and no mistake, a rattling piece and a stunning charver, s’elp my never.at out-and-outer, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 64: He flash’d a birdseye fogle: kiddy tied, / And, Ankle Jack’s – slap buckled on each side. [Ibid.] 108/1: Ankle-jacks, vulgar term for shoes of a peculiar fashion, also of a man or woman who dresses flash.at ankle-jack (n.) under ankle, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 109/2: Anthony, or Tantony Pig, the favourite or small pig, of a litter; to follow like a tantony pig, that is, St. Anthony’s pig to follow at the heels.at anthony, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 108/1: Apple dumplings, a woman’s bosom, dugs, cat’s heads, milk shops.at apple-dumpling(s) (shop) (n.) under apple, n.1
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 108/1: Apronstring cove, a Jerry sneak, a man governed by a woman, a cooly cully, see c--t pensioner.at apronstring cove (n.) under apron-strings, n.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 57: In comes a green, multa beargred, flashes his skin of tin; we cops that.at be-argured, adj.
1846 Swell’s Night Guide 108/1: Ars music, [...] the creaking of a bedstead when natural operations are being performed thereon.at arse music (n.) under arse, n.