A Victorian Fable(with Glossary)
uitquot;,
quot;a neddy of fis;
Sly a
noted slaughfield
Iriss potatoes
Joe Savage cabbage (rhyming slang)
storrac carrots (back slang)
beargeared
bleary
blued
primed
lumpy
top-heavy
moony
scammered
on tan - adjectives and ping various stages of
ploughed
drunkenness
muddled
obfuscated
swipy
kisky
sewed up
all mops and brooms
lap tter, to
not be able to see a
o /
go to a Bungay Fair and to imate degree of intoxication. In the
lose boto Ancient Egyptian language, terminative cer of the
;to be drunkquot; form of the
leg of a man being amputated
flare-up, a row
soush house (back slang)
drop into somebody, to give ting
t appetite, e.g. quot;ills got a capital t for a Ben Flakequot; or, in
te, a capital t for. . .
batty fang, a a sound beating, a drubbing
dragging time try fair day, whe young fellows begin
pulling t
sick as a ing extreme ennui
catco take undue advantage
fancy-bloke gentleman friend
bed-fagot bed companion
gooseberry pudden woman (rhyming slang)
Gill terms of disapprobation applied to females
Moll
blast, to to curse
give jessie, to to commit assault and battery upon someone
Mullingar ;beef