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‘Dict. Flash or Cant Lang.’ in ‘Ducange Anglicus’ Vulgar Tongue (1857) 4: Bonnetter – one who entices another to play.at bonnetter, n.
‘Dict. Flash or Cant Lang.’ in ‘Ducange Anglicus’ Vulgar Tongue (1857) 4: Bonnetter – one who entices another to play. ‘Dict. Flash or Cant Lang.’ in ‘Ducange Anglicus’ Vulgar Tongue (1857).at case, n.4
‘Dict. Flash or Cant Lang.’ in ‘Ducange Anglicus’ Vulgar Tongue (1857).at case, n.3
‘Dict. Flash or Cant Lang.’ in ‘Ducange Anglicus’ Vulgar Tongue (1857) 162: To Speel the drum to run away with the stolen property.at speel (on) the drum (v.) under drum, n.3
‘Dict. Flash or Cant Lang.’ in ‘Ducange Anglicus’ Vulgar Tongue (1857).at family people (n.) under family, n.1
Dict. of the Flash or Cant Lang. in ‘Ducange Anglicus’ Vulgar Tongue (1857) [note] To Poll – to cheat of one’s share.at poll, v.
‘Dict. Flash or Cant Lang.’ in ‘Ducange Anglicus’ Vulgar Tongue (1857).at sheen, n.1
‘Dict. Flash or Cant Lang.’ in ‘Ducange Anglicus’ Vulgar Tongue (1857) 37: Tied up prigging given over thieving.at tie up, v.1
Vulgar Tongue.at jack (a) dandy, n.
Vulgar Tongue 38: [Specimen of Flash] Bill had flimped a yack [...] He sent the yack to church [Translation] Bill had hustled a person and obtained a watch [...] The watch he sent to have the works taken out and put into another case.at church a yack, v.
Vulgar Tongue 37: Three-Quarters of a Peck. Neck [...] ‘Take the measure, Charley, from his three-quarters.’.at three quarters (of a peck), n.
Vulgar Tongue 5: Cain and Abel n. Table.at Cain and Abel, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at long acre, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at albonized, adj.
Vulgar Tongue.at alderman, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at all-hot, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at amputate one’s mahogany, v.
Vulgar Tongue.at cat and mouse, n.
Vulgar Tongue 9: Cows and Kisses Miss, or the ladies.at cow-and-kisses, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at lath and plaster, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at lean and fat, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at lean and lurch, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at east and south, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at flounder (and dab), n.
‘Leary Man’ in Vulgar Tongue (1857) 45: Harris’s [...] Slap Up Tog, And Out And Out Kicksies Builder.at out-and-out, adj.
Vulgar Tongue.at apples (and pears), n.
Vulgar Tongue 16: read and write v. Flight. He took to read-and-write.at read and write, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at rogue (and villain), n.
Vulgar Tongue We will go to frog and toe. Thieves coming up to London with plunder.at frog and toe, n.
Vulgar Tongue.at oats and chaff, n.
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