_Avtem Mort_ │ A married Woman _Abram_ │ Naked _Abram Cove_ │ A Tatter demallion _Autem_ │ A Church _Bughar_ │ A Cur _Bouse_ │ Drink _Bousing Ken_ │ An Ale-house _Borde_ │ A Shilling _Boung_ │ A Purse _Bien_ │ Good or well _Benshiply_ │ Very well _Benar_ │ Better _Bing_ │ To go _Bing a waste_ │ To go away _Bube_ │ The Pox _Bufe_ │ A Dog _Bleating cheat_ │ A Sheep _Belly cheat_ │ An Apron _Betty_ │ An Instrument to break a door _Bite the Peter or Roger_ │ Steal the Portmantle or Cloak-bag. _Budge_ │ One that steals Cloaks _Bulk and File_ │ The Pick-pocket and his mate _Cokir_ │ A Lyar _Cove_ ⎫│ ⎬│ A Man _Cuffin_ ⎭│ _Cuffin-Quire_ │ A Justice of Peace _Cramprings_ │ Bolt or Shackles _Chats_ │ The Gallows _Canke_ │ Dumb _Crackmans_ │ Hedges _Calle_ ⎫│ _Togeman_ ⎬│ A Cloak _Joseph_ ⎭│ _Couch_ │ To lye or sleep _Couch a Hogshead_ │ To go to sleep _Commission_ ⎫│ ⎬│ A Shirt _Mish_ ⎭│ _Cackling cheat_ │ A Chicken _Cassan_ │ Cheese _Crash_ │ To kill _Crashing cheats_ │ Teeth _Cloy_ │ To steal _Cut_ │ To speak _Cut bien whids_ │ To speak well _Cut quire whids_ │ To speak evilly _Confeck_ │ Counterfeit _Cannakin_ │ The Plague _Cly the Jerk_ │ To be whipt _Clapperdogeon_ │ A Beggar born _Culle_ │ A Sap-headed Fellow _Dimber_ │ Pretty _Damber_ │ Rascal _Drawers_ │ Stockings _Duds_ │ Goods _Deusea-vile_ │ The Country _Dommerar_ │ A Mad-man _Darkmans_ │ Night or evening _Doxie_ ⎫│ ⎬│ A Wench _Dell_ ⎭│ _Dock_ ⎫│ ⎬│ To —— _Wap_ ⎭│ _Deuswins_ │ Two pence _Dup_ │ To enter. _Earnest_ │ A part _As tip me my Earnest_ │ Give me my part or share _Frummagem_ │ Choakt _Filch_ │ A Staff _Ferme_ │ A Hole _Fambles_ │ Hands _Famble chears_ │ Rings or Gloves _Fib_ │ To beat _Flag_ │ A Groat _Fogus_ │ Tobacco or Smoke _Fencing Cully_ │ One that receives stollen goods _Glymmer_ │ Fire _Glaziers_ │ Eyes _Grannam_ │ Corn _Gentry-Mort_ │ A Gallant Wench _Gan_ │ A Lip _Gage_ │ A Pot or Pipe _Grunting cheat_ │ A Sucking Pig _Giger_ │ A Door _Gybe_ │ Any Writing or Pass _Glazyer_ │ One that goes in at the windows _Gilt_ │ A Pick-lock _Harmanbeck_ │ A Constable _Harmans_ │ The Stocks _Heave a Booth_ │ To rob an House _Half bord_ │ Six pence _Hearts ease_ │ A twenty shillings piece _Jocky_ │ A Flayl, or mans Privities _Jague_ │ A Ditch _Jarke_ │ A Seal _Ken_ │ An House _Kinchin_ │ Little _Knapper of Knappers_ │ A Sheep-stealer _Kinchin Cove_ │ A little man _Kate_ │ A Pick-lock _Loure_ │ Money _Lightmans_ │ Morning or Day _Lib_ │ To tumble _Libben_ │ An house to lie in _Lage_ │ Water _Libedge_ │ A Bed _Lullabie-cheat_ │ A Childe _Lap_ │ Pottage _Lurries_ │ All manner of Cloaths _Maunder_ │ To Beg _Maunders_ │ Beggers _Margery Prater_ │ An Hen _Mill_ │ To steal _Make_ │ An half-penny _Mynt_ │ Gold _Muffling cheat_ │ A Napkin _Mumpers_ │ Gentile Beggars _Milken_ │ One that Breaks houses _Munns_ │ The Face _Nab_ │ An head _Nab-cheat_ │ An Hat │⎧ To take _Nab_ │⎨ │⎩ Or cheat _Palliard_ │ One whose Father is a Beggar born _Paplar_ │ Milk-Pottage _Prats_ │ Thighs _Prigg_ │ To Ride _Peckidge_ │ Meat _Pannam_ │ Bread _Plant_ │ To lay or hide _Prigging_ │ Riding _Prancer_ │ An Horse _Prating cheat_ │ A Tongue _Peake_ │ Any Lace _Pike on the Leen_ │ Run as fast as you can _Perry_ │ Fearful _Peter_ │ A Portmantua _Prigger of Prancers_ │ An Horse-stealer _Pad_ │ The Highway-man _Plant your whids_ │ Have a care what you say _Quarron_ │ A Body _Quacking cheat_ │ A Duck _Quier_ │ Wicked or Roguish _Quier-Ken_ │ A Prison _Quier-Mort_ │ A Pocky Jade _Quier-Cove_ │ A Rogue _Romboyle_ │ A Ward or watch _Rome_ │ Gallant _Rome-vile_ │ London _Rome-Mort_ │ A Gallant Girl _Ruffin_ │ The Devil _Roger_ │ A Cloak-bagg _Ridge-cully_ │ A Goldsmith _Ruffler_ │ An over-grown Rogue _Ruffe peck_ │ Bacon _Rod-shanke_ │ A Mallard _Rom-pad_ │ The High-way _Rome-padders_ │ High-way-men _Rome-Culle_ │ A Rich Coxcomb _Swagg_ │ A Shop _Sundge_ │ One that lies under the bed │ to rob the house _Shop-lift_ │ One that steals out of shops _Stampers_ │ The shooes _Stock-drawers_ │ Stockings _Stamps_ │ Legs _Scoure_ │ To wear _Skew_ │ A Dish _Slate_ │ A Sheet _Strommel_ │ Straw or Hair _Skepper_ │ A Barn _Stow your whids_ │ Be wary │⎧ A Brokers House, or an _Stalling-Ken_ │⎨ House to receive stollen │⎩ goods _Smelling cheat_ │ A Garden _Solomon_ │ The Mass _Tour_ │ To look out _Tout his muns_ │ Look in his face _Track up the Dancers_ │ Go up the Stayres _The Cul Snylches_ │ The Man eyes you _Tip the Cole to Adam Tyler_ │ Give what money you pocket-pickt to │ the next party, presently _Tip the Mish_ │ Give the Shirt _Tib o’ th’ Buttery_ │ A Goose _Tip_ │ To give _The Mort tipt me a wink_ │ The Whore gave me a wink _Trine_ │ Tyburn _Trining_ │ Hanging _Tick-Rome_ │ A License _Tres wins_ │ Three pence _Win_ │ A Penny _Wicher Cully_ │ A Silver-smith _Yarum_ │ Milk