Green’s Dictionary of Slang
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour 78: Quashie or Cuffie. — Old African names applied to the Negro.at cuffy, n.
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour i: Those important adjuncts of their talk: bow and scrape, ‘cut-eye’ and ‘suck-teeth’.at cut eye, v.1
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour 51: Felt hat tilted over his eyes, white ‘dogs’ upon his feet.at dogs, n.1
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour 63: Then [he] did what he called ‘one-eye’ jobs.at one-eyed, adj.
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour 9: Dey will be glad of your half a bit an’ gill.at gill, n.3
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour 13: Sammy resumes his seat growling ‘Na-guh! son-oer—’.at nagah, n.
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour 78: Quashie or Cuffie.—Old African names applied to the Negro.at quashie, n.
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour 13: Sammy resumes his seat growling ‘Na-guh! son-oer—’. [Ibid.] 78: Sammy.—A name applied here generally to East Indians.at sammy, n.
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour 11: Hi, but you is real sassy.at sassy, adj.
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour 56: Dat man. Sah! He mek a skin a money!at skinful, n.
J.G. Cruickshank Negro Humour 78: ’Tory a pass hey b’y! [...] A row is in progress [...] ‘Story’ for row is very common.at story, n.
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