The Routledge Dictionary of Historical SlangRoutledge, 2003. 9. 2. - 1066페이지 Drawn from the Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English, with the emphasis on the expressions used or coined before 1914. |
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Eric Partridge. apple-dumpling shop . A woman's bosom: late C.18–19. cf. APPLE-MONGER. apple-monger, apple-squire; apron-squire . A harlot's bully. Coll, respectively C.18, C.16–early 19, late C.16–19. Perhaps ex apple, a woman's breast ...
Eric Partridge. apple-dumpling shop . A woman's bosom: late C.18–19. cf. APPLE-MONGER. apple-monger, apple-squire; apron-squire . A harlot's bully. Coll, respectively C.18, C.16–early 19, late C.16–19. Perhaps ex apple, a woman's breast ...
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... woman's) . Dangling after a woman, C.18; under petticoat government, C.18–20. apron-up . Pregnant: lower and lower-middle class coll: C.19–20; ob. A-Z 99.
... woman's) . Dangling after a woman, C.18; under petticoat government, C.18–20. apron-up . Pregnant: lower and lower-middle class coll: C.19–20; ob. A-Z 99.
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... woman; autem-cackle tub, a Dissenters' meeting-house or a pul pit; autem dipper or diver, a Baptist, or a pickpocket specializing in churches; autem gog(g)ler, a pretended prophet, or a conjuror; autem jet, a parson; autem prickear, see ...
... woman; autem-cackle tub, a Dissenters' meeting-house or a pul pit; autem dipper or diver, a Baptist, or a pickpocket specializing in churches; autem gog(g)ler, a pretended prophet, or a conjuror; autem jet, a parson; autem prickear, see ...
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Eric Partridge. baggage . A saucy young woman: Davenant, 1672; coll by 1700. A worthless man: C.16–17. A harlot or a loose woman: Shakespeare, 1596; coll by 1660; †by 1800. Rubbish, nonsense: C.16, e.g. in Gascoigne. baggage, heavy ...
Eric Partridge. baggage . A saucy young woman: Davenant, 1672; coll by 1700. A worthless man: C.16–17. A harlot or a loose woman: Shakespeare, 1596; coll by 1660; †by 1800. Rubbish, nonsense: C.16, e.g. in Gascoigne. baggage, heavy ...
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... woman). cf. CARROT. Bananaland; Bananalander . Queensland; a native of. Australian coll (–1887); slightly ob. Banbury . A loose woman: low London: 1894, People, 4 Feb. By association with hot-cross buns and '(jam-)tarts' (s.v. JAMTART ...
... woman). cf. CARROT. Bananaland; Bananalander . Queensland; a native of. Australian coll (–1887); slightly ob. Banbury . A loose woman: low London: 1894, People, 4 Feb. By association with hot-cross buns and '(jam-)tarts' (s.v. JAMTART ...
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