• SKEEZICKS a mean, contemptible fellow ...Bk1913-17 Amer. dial.
• SOUVENIR to take something as a 'souvenir'; to pilfer, to steal ...1919 euphemism, orig. services' sl. • STRETCH ONE'S LEGS ACCORDING TO THE COVERLET to adapt oneself to circumstances ...Bk1904 sl. • SUBLIMITY a high or dignified status ...1643 obs. • TAKE THE MANTLE AND RING to vow perpetual widow hood ...Bk1903 sl. • TART a young homosexual companion of an older man; a male prostitute ...1935 sl. • TITTER a young woman or girl ...1812 sl. • TWIST (often derogatory) a young woman ...1926 rhyming sl. for 'twist-and-twirl = girl', chiefly US • UPRIGHT WINK the female genitals ...L19 Brit. euphemism • WELL-HOLED pert. to a woman with satisfying sexual qualities ...sl. • ABC'S underwear ...1949 US sl. • ABRAHAM'S BOSOM the Biblical 'heaven' • ACEY-DEUCEY satisfactory; mediocre; so-so ...Amer. sl. • ADS-BOBBERS! an oath • ALKIED intoxicated with alcohol ...20C US sl. • AMBIDEXTROUS bisexual ...20C sl. • ANGLOPHOBIAN hating or fearing England ...1896 • ARSE ABOUT to fool about, to waste time ...20C sl. • AUNT JENNY'S an outdoor toilet; a privy ...1966 Amer. dial. • BACKEN to retard or delay ...1942 Amer. dial. • BAKING BREAD in jump rope: a player runs in with a stone in his hand, and while jumping places it on the ground, straightens up, picks up the stone again, and runs out ...1888 Amer. dial. • BARKING WOLF a coyote ...1867 Amer. dial. obs. • BEAMY broad, wide, usually of a person; having a big backside ...1974 Amer. dial. • BEGECK to deceive; to jilt; to disappoint ...Bk1911 Scot. • BELLY-PIECE a prostitute, a mistress ...17C sl.
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