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... 19. Ex post alios, after the others, is H.'s suggestion. Variant, the chosen twelve. Apostle's Grove, the . St ... early 19 coll. apothecary, talk like an . To talk nonsense: mid-C.18–early 19: coll. apothecary's bill . A long bill: mid ...
... 19. Ex post alios, after the others, is H.'s suggestion. Variant, the chosen twelve. Apostle's Grove, the . St ... early 19 coll. apothecary, talk like an . To talk nonsense: mid-C.18–early 19: coll. apothecary's bill . A long bill: mid ...
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... early 19: low s. verging on c. 'In many country places', says Grose, 1st ed., 'persons hanged are made to mount up a ladder, which is afterwards turned round or taken away; whence the term, ¡°turned off¡±.' bed of guns . A ship over ...
... early 19: low s. verging on c. 'In many country places', says Grose, 1st ed., 'persons hanged are made to mount up a ladder, which is afterwards turned round or taken away; whence the term, ¡°turned off¡±.' bed of guns . A ship over ...
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Eric Partridge. beggar-maker . A publican: late C.18– early 19, coll. Grose, 1st ed., where also beggar-makers, an ... early 19.Grose, 1st ed. cf. BEST IN CHRISTENDOM; BOTH ENDS OF THE BUSK. beggars' bolts or bullets . Stones: coll, resp ...
Eric Partridge. beggar-maker . A publican: late C.18– early 19, coll. Grose, 1st ed., where also beggar-makers, an ... early 19.Grose, 1st ed. cf. BEST IN CHRISTENDOM; BOTH ENDS OF THE BUSK. beggars' bolts or bullets . Stones: coll, resp ...
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... early 19, as in B.E., Fielding, Smollett. Hence, 4. A hard bargainer: C.19. ?hence, 5. Any person or thing suspected ... early as 1805; ob.; at first, pejorative. 7. In c., C.16–early 19: money; cash. It occurs as late as John Davis's ...
... early 19, as in B.E., Fielding, Smollett. Hence, 4. A hard bargainer: C.19. ?hence, 5. Any person or thing suspected ... early as 1805; ob.; at first, pejorative. 7. In c., C.16–early 19: money; cash. It occurs as late as John Davis's ...
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