A Supplement to Johnson's English Dictionary: Of which the Palpable Errors are Attempted to be Rectified, and Its Material Omissions SuppliedC. Roworth, 1801 - 226 |
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... [ formerly ] A ragged beg- gar pretending to be mad . Of all the mad rafcals the Abraham - man is the moft fantastic . Dekker . Are they padders or Abraham - men , that are your con- forts ? Mafinger's New Way to Pay Old Debts . To ABRA ...
... [ formerly ] A ragged beg- gar pretending to be mad . Of all the mad rafcals the Abraham - man is the moft fantastic . Dekker . Are they padders or Abraham - men , that are your con- forts ? Mafinger's New Way to Pay Old Debts . To ABRA ...
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... [ formerly a cant term for ] A pimp . Young apple - fquire , and old cuckold - maker . B. Jonfon's Every Man in his Humour . Of her gentleman - ufher I became her apple - jquire , to hold the door , and keep centinel at taverns . Nabbes's ...
... [ formerly a cant term for ] A pimp . Young apple - fquire , and old cuckold - maker . B. Jonfon's Every Man in his Humour . Of her gentleman - ufher I became her apple - jquire , to hold the door , and keep centinel at taverns . Nabbes's ...
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... formerly used in Scotland . " All your empiricks could never do the like cure upon the gout , the rack did in England , or your Scotch boot . Marfton's Malcontent . BORD . n . [ bourde , Fr. ] 1. A jeft . Sp . F.Q. B.IV. So turning all ...
... formerly used in Scotland . " All your empiricks could never do the like cure upon the gout , the rack did in England , or your Scotch boot . Marfton's Malcontent . BORD . n . [ bourde , Fr. ] 1. A jeft . Sp . F.Q. B.IV. So turning all ...
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... formerly accented on the second syllable . Davies . And beauty's fair character . CHARGE - HOUSE . n . [ feems to have been formerly a name for ] A Free - fchool . CHE Do you not educate youth at the charge - house on the top of the ...
... formerly accented on the second syllable . Davies . And beauty's fair character . CHARGE - HOUSE . n . [ feems to have been formerly a name for ] A Free - fchool . CHE Do you not educate youth at the charge - house on the top of the ...
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... [ formerly a cant word for ] A beggar . What a clapper - dudgeon ! That's a good fign to have the beggar follow him So near at his first entry into fortune . B. Fonfon's Staple of News . CLARE . n . [ from St. Clare the foundrefs . ] One ...
... [ formerly a cant word for ] A beggar . What a clapper - dudgeon ! That's a good fign to have the beggar follow him So near at his first entry into fortune . B. Fonfon's Staple of News . CLARE . n . [ from St. Clare the foundrefs . ] One ...
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