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... Mainly Scottish: C.18–20, ob. Ex his horn. For accounts of the devil's names, see Weekley's Word and Names, 1932, and Words!, 1933. 2. The penis: Scots (–1903). Apun on HORN, a priapism. Auld Reekie . Orig. the old-town part of ...
... Mainly Scottish: C.18–20, ob. Ex his horn. For accounts of the devil's names, see Weekley's Word and Names, 1932, and Words!, 1933. 2. The penis: Scots (–1903). Apun on HORN, a priapism. Auld Reekie . Orig. the old-town part of ...
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... persons of like character, mainly in the proverb birds of a feather fly (1578; long †) or flock (1607) together, as esp. in Apperson. birds with one stone, kill two . To manage to The Routledge dictionary of historical slang 358.
... persons of like character, mainly in the proverb birds of a feather fly (1578; long †) or flock (1607) together, as esp. in Apperson. birds with one stone, kill two . To manage to The Routledge dictionary of historical slang 358.
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... mainly public-house; from ca 1840. cf. BUTCHER, 1. bitch , v. Go whoring; frequent barlots: from Restoration times to ca 1830: coll. Ex BITCH, n., 1. 2. To yield, cry off, from fear: coll verging on S.E.: C.18–early 19. Ex a bitch's ...
... mainly public-house; from ca 1840. cf. BUTCHER, 1. bitch , v. Go whoring; frequent barlots: from Restoration times to ca 1830: coll. Ex BITCH, n., 1. 2. To yield, cry off, from fear: coll verging on S.E.: C.18–early 19. Ex a bitch's ...
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