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... Oxford Dictionary E.Coles, Dictionary, 1676 colloquial(ism) W.E.Collinson, Contemporary English, 1927 a catch-phrase died L.Dawson's Nicknames and Pseudonyms, 1908 dialect; dialectal(ly) Dict. D.N.B. 'Ducange Anglicus' ed. E.D.D. Egan's ...
... Oxford Dictionary E.Coles, Dictionary, 1676 colloquial(ism) W.E.Collinson, Contemporary English, 1927 a catch-phrase died L.Dawson's Nicknames and Pseudonyms, 1908 dialect; dialectal(ly) Dict. D.N.B. 'Ducange Anglicus' ed. E.D.D. Egan's ...
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... Oxford. '-er' . At Oxford, it began late in 1875 and came from Rugby School. By this process, the original word is changed and gen. abridged; then -er is added. Thus, memorial > memugger, the Radcliffe Camera > the Radder (for the is ...
... Oxford. '-er' . At Oxford, it began late in 1875 and came from Rugby School. By this process, the original word is changed and gen. abridged; then -er is added. Thus, memorial > memugger, the Radcliffe Camera > the Radder (for the is ...
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... Oxford University (–1909). academician . A harlot: ca 1760–1820. Ex academy, a brothel: c. of late C.17–18. In C.19, academy=a thieves' school: cf. Fagin in Oliver Twist. But in late C.19–20, academy is also a hardlabour prison and ...
... Oxford University (–1909). academician . A harlot: ca 1760–1820. Ex academy, a brothel: c. of late C.17–18. In C.19, academy=a thieves' school: cf. Fagin in Oliver Twist. But in late C.19–20, academy is also a hardlabour prison and ...
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Eric Partridge. addel , see ADDLE. Adders . Addison's Walk: Oxford University: late C.19–20. By the 'Oxford -er'. addition . Paint or rouge or powder for the face: ca 1690–1770. Mrs Centlivre: 'Addition is only paint, madam.' Society s ...
Eric Partridge. addel , see ADDLE. Adders . Addison's Walk: Oxford University: late C.19–20. By the 'Oxford -er'. addition . Paint or rouge or powder for the face: ca 1690–1770. Mrs Centlivre: 'Addition is only paint, madam.' Society s ...
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... Oxford colleges; made orig. for drinking on audit days: mid-C.19–20; coll verging on S.E.Ouida, 1872. audit one's accounts , see ACCOUNTS... Auguste . A minor circus-clown, a 'feed' to the JOEY (3) or Chief Clown: circus: late C.19–20 ...
... Oxford colleges; made orig. for drinking on audit days: mid-C.19–20; coll verging on S.E.Ouida, 1872. audit one's accounts , see ACCOUNTS... Auguste . A minor circus-clown, a 'feed' to the JOEY (3) or Chief Clown: circus: late C.19–20 ...
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