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BILLY-BARLOW, a street clown; sometimes termed a JIM CROW, or SALTIMBANCO, —so called from the hero of a slang song. PINK, to stab, or pierce. Pence, &c., are thus reckoned:—. Johnson says, "in low language, an artist.
Both BOBBY and PEELER were nicknames given to the new police, in allusion to the christian and surnames of the late Sir Robert Peel, who was the prime mover in effecting their introduction and improvement. MOLLISHER, a low girl or woman; generally a female cohabiting with a man, and jointly getting their living by thieving. POLL, a prostitute; POLLED UP, living with a woman without being married to her. Properly a sea term; the light sails which some adventurous skippers set above the royals in calm latitudes are termed SKY-SCRAPERS and MOON-RAKERS. Attractive fashionable man in modern parlance crossword. With Some Account of the Giants which Guard English and Continental Cities. Also, a loose woman.
They often term themselves PAPER WORKERS. A beong say saltee, one shilling and sixpence. BELLOWS-TO-MEND, out of breath. The term is older than is frequently imagined, vide Bacchus and Venus (p. 117), 1737. RUMBUMPTIOUS, haughty, pugilistic.
NICK, to hit the mark; "he's NICKED it, " i. e., won his point. A curious work, containing many cant words, with 100 orders of rogues and swindlers. Moor derives it from the story of Sisera in the Old Testament, but it is more probably a corruption of CERTIORARI, a Chancery writ reciting a complaint of hard usage. WEDGE-FEEDER, silver spoon.
HODGE, a countryman or provincial clown. WEST CENTRAL, a water-closet, the initials being the same as those of the London Postal District. 8 The Gipseys were not long in the country before they found native imitators. Fogger, old word for a huckster or servant. WIFFLE-WOFFLES, in the dumps, sorrow, stomach ache. PRECEDED BY A HISTORY OF CANT AND VULGAR LANGUAGE; WITH GLOSSARIES OF TWO SECRET LANGUAGES, SPOKEN BY THE WANDERING TRIBES OF LONDON, THE COSTERMONGERS, AND THE PATTERERS. Mayhew thinks CHEESE, in this sense, is from the Saxon, CEOSAN, to choose, and quotes Chaucer, who uses CHESE in the sense of choice. "—Vide Athenæum, 26th March, 1859.
It exists because of the efforts of hundreds of volunteers and donations from people in all walks of life. HARD UP, in distress, poverty stricken. Opinions of the Press upon the First Edition of this work—List of New Publications, &c. ||293–300|. 28 Mayhew obtained his information from two tramps, who stated that hawkers employ these signs as well as beggars. It is a curious fact that the Indians of America and the roaming vagabonds of England should both calculate time by the MOON. BUTTER-FINGERED, apt to let things fall. SHAKY, said of a person of questionable health, integrity, or solvency; at the University, of one not likely to pass his examination. CUR, a mean or dishonest man. —See the preceding for derivation. The quaint spelling and old-fashioned phraseology are preserved, and the reader will quickly detect many vulgar street words, old acquaintances, dressed in antique garb. Thus, for instance, whilst the Turkish merchant might address his friend somewhat as follows—'That which seems good to my father is to his servant as the perfumed breath of the west wind in the calm night of the Arabian summer;' the Western negociator observes more briefly, 'ALL SERENE!
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