THE SLANG DICTIONARY.

ASTOIN

NO GOOD; too poor, and know too much.

STOP,-if you have what they want, they will buy. They are pretty "fly,"
(knowing.)

GO IN THIS DIRECTION, it is better than the other road.
way.

BONE, (good.) Safe for a "cold tatur," if for nothing else.
patter" (don't talk much) here.

COOPER'D, (spoilt,) by too many tramps calling there.

Nothing that

"Cheese your

Mind the dog.

GAMMY, (unfavourable,) likely to have you taken up.
FLUMMUXED, (dangerous,) sure of a month in "quod,” (prison.)
RELIGIOUS, but tidy on the whole.

See page 30.

THE

"Rabble-charming words, which carry so much wild-fire wrapt up in them."

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The "WEDGE" and the "WOODEN SPOON."-See p. 272

-SOUTH

LONDON:

JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN, PICCADILLY.

1865.

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