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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
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