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Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: adam’s wine.at Adam’s ale (n.) under Adam, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: adam’s wine. Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at ape-leader, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at bam, v.1
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at benjy, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: To have a brush with one, To have a scuffle with one.at brush, n.2
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at carrot-pated (adj.) under carrot, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at come Harry over (v.) under come, v.3
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at crackman, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at domine do-little, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: He has sent his horse to Dr. Green, He has put his horse to grass.at Dr Green, n.1
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at dub, n.2
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at grab, n.1
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at lay (up) in lavender, v.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: The Lombard, or Lurgan, fever, fever Idleness, or laziness.at lurgi, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at morning, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at music, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at in someone’s mutton under mutton, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected (2009) 169: To be nacky, or to have a nack, To be dextrous or expert.at nauky, adj.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: Done to the Nines, Done excellently or correctly.at up to the nines, phr.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: To mind number one [...] To be attentive to interest.at look after number one (v.) under number one, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: Phyz, or physog, The face.at phiz, n.1
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at pipe, n.1
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: £100,000 — £50,000 A plumb — half a plumb.at plum, n.2
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at settler, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: Skit a romping girl.at skit, n.2
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at square, adj.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected.at stump, v.4
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: Togger A great coat.at tog, n.
Vulgarities of Speech Corrected n.p.: Woundily Very.at woundy, adv.
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