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[UK] J.H. Yoxall Rommany Stone 116: Shoplifts, cackling-coves, fencin’-cullies, spruce-prigs, basks, snudgers, jacks, an’ bloody-murderers — there wasn't a one in the Newgit Calendar as you couldn't nab.
at cackling-cove, n.
[UK] J.H. Yoxall Rommany Stone 116: Shoplifts, cackling-coves, fencin’-cullies, spruce-prigs, basks, snudgers, jacks, an’ bloody-murderers — there wasn't a one in the Newgit Calendar as you couldn't nab.
at fencing cully (n.) under fencing, n.
[UK] J.H. Yoxall Rommany Stone 116: Shoplifts, cackling-coves, fencin’-cullies, spruce-prigs, basks, snudgers, jacks, an’ bloody-murderers — there wasn't a one in the Newgit Calendar as you couldn't nab.
at snudge, n.
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