1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 81: [To] denote a good education, and shew that you have kept good company, be mindfull of the following, which you will apply as the conversation will admit you [...] ‘That’s the barber,’ ‘Go it,’ ‘The tippy and the twaddle,’ ‘What a swell’.at that’s the barber under barber, n.1
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Various impositions, practised daily on the unwary [...] such as the running rumbler, skylarking, blue pigeon flying.at fly the blue pigeon (v.) under blue pigeon, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 59: Ye lovely Cyprians, never hire a young fly-catching foot-boy [...] but keep a stout, sturdy young fellow.at Cyprian, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Your flash-man, is [...] dorsing a darkey upon the queer roost with some other rum blowen.at darkey, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 73: They were committed to the house of correction, and sentenced to mill doll.at mill doll, v.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Your flash-man, [...] is dorsing a darkey upon the queer roost with some other rum blowen.at dorse upon the queer roost (v.) under dorse, v.1
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Various impositions, practised daily on the unwary [...] such as come the fawney.at fawney-rig (n.) under fawney, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Those necessary professional accomplishments, such as [...] how to scamp, prigg, floor, [...] mount, lumber, and fence.at fence, v.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Your flash-man, is following his occupation, scampering on his prancer upon the high tober.at flashman, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 59: Ye lovely Cyprians, never hire a young fly-catching foot-boy [...] but keep a stout, sturdy young fellow.at fly-catcher (n.) under fly, n.3
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 61: Those necessary professional accomplishments, such as [...] how to frisk his gropers for his reader and screens.at frisk, v.2
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 81: [To] denote a good education, and shew that you have kept good company, be mindfull of the following, which you will apply as the conversation will admit you [...] ‘That’s the barber,’ ‘Go it,’ ‘The tippy and the twaddle,’ ‘What a swell’ .at go it!, excl.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 61: Those necessary professional accomplishments, such as [...] how to frisk his gropers for his reader and screens.at groper, n.1
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Your flash-man, is following his occupation, scampering on his prancer upon the high tober .at high tober (n.) under high, adj.1
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Your flash-man, is [...] dorsing a darkey upon the queer roost with some other rum blowen, who is kind enough to dabble his lully in the morning whilst he lies in bed.at lully, n.1
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Various impositions, practised daily on the unwary [...] such as lully-prigging, dobbing the cant.at lully-prigging (n.) under lully, n.1
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Those necessary professional accomplishments, such as [...] how to scamp, prigg, floor, [...] mount, lumber, and fence.at lumber, v.1
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Those necessary professional accomplishments, such as [...] how to slang your mawley.at slang the mauleys (v.) under mauley, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Your flash-man, is following his occupation, scampering on his prancer upon the high tober or at some country fair mulking [sic.] the flatts of the quid.at milk, v.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Those necessary professional accomplishments, such as [...] how to scamp, prigg, floor, [...] mount, lumber, and fence.at mount, v.2
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 43: Two beggar women [...] being old acquaintances, and proficients in the mumping trade.at mumping, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 75: Lady A-- told Lady B--, that her husband was a cuckold and a nincompoop.at nincompoop, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Your flash-man, is following his occupation, scampering on his prancer upon the high tober.at prancer, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Those necessary professional accomplishments, such as [...] how to scamp, prigg, floor, [...] mount, lumber, and fence.at prig, v.2
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Your flash-man, is [...] dorsing a darkey upon the queer roost .at queer rooster (n.) under queer, adj.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Your flash-man, is following his occupation, [...] at some country fair mulking [sic.] the flatts of the quid.at quid, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Various impositions, practised daily on the unwary [...] such as making a stall for a reader .at reader, n.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Various impositions, practised daily on the unwary [...] such as [...] a rum squeeze at the spell.at rum squeeze (n.) under rum, adj.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Various impositions, practised daily on the unwary [...] such as the running rumbler, skylarking, blue pigeon flying.at running rumbler (n.) under running, adj.
1801 G. Hangar Life, Adventures and Opinions II 60: Various impositions, practised daily on the unwary [...] such as the runny snarel [sic].at running snavel (n.) under running, adj.