PUG a boxer, a fighter ...1858 UK sl.
PULL SOMEONE'S COVERS to reveal a person's true character ...1970 US sl. PUSH FIRE to urge others into a fight, with no intention of participating oneself ...20C W. Indies sl. QUAG to shake: said of something soft or flabby ...1611 obs. exc. Eng. dial. RAKE to gad about ...Bk1913-17 Amer. dial. RAPSCALLION a worthless wretch ...Bk1913-17 Amer. dial. RIG an unscrupulous person ...Bk1903 sl. RUBBER JOHNNY a condom ...1980 sl. SCRAG to kill deliberately ...1930 US sl. SHEPHERD a police spy; an informer ...Bk1902 sl. SKAG a promiscuous woman ...1980s sl. SNAVEL to steal or grab ...a1790 sl., now chiefly Aust. STONKER to kill deliberately ...1917 sl., chiefly Aust. & NZ TAIVERSUM tedious, fatiguing ...Bk1905 Scot. TANKERABOGUS a name for the devil ...Bk1905 Eng. dial. TICK to beat, pulse, throb ...1868 TORCH UP to smoke marijuana ...1960s drugs sl. VALETUDE good health; condition as to health ...a1560 obs. rare WHURTLE to whirl ...Bk1913-17 Amer. dial. ABRAHAM the penis ...19C jocular ACE to lead ...1950s US sl. ADAM'S OWN the female genitals ...19C Brit. sl. ALEXANDER a telephone ...1999 UK sl. AMBASSADOR the penis ...1927 Amer. jocular ANGEL'S FOOTSTOOL the highest sail of a full-rigged vessel ...1883 Amer. jocular AS IT CAME FROM ITS MOTHER of drinks: unmixed with water ...Bk1902 colloq, BABEL a confused medley of sounds; meaningless noise ...E16 BAD EGG a person or scheme that comes to no good BALL-BREAKER a difficult, boring or exasperating job, problem, or situation ...1950s sl., orig. US BASE-BEGOTTEN born out of wedlock ...1793 Amer. dial. BEAR STORY an exaggerated account; a 'tall tale' ...1856 Amer. dial. BEHOODLE to annoy, to harass, to bother ...1967 Amer. dial. BIBLIOMANIA a passion for the collecting and possession of books ...M18 BLOW DOMES to amaze, to astound ...1990s US sl. BOWSIE bad, evil, malicious ...1914 Irish sl. BUTTERED SCONE a woman who has had intercourse with one man and is about to repeat this immediately with a new partner ...M17 sl. CABINED cramped, hampered, confined in action, thought, etc. ...1854 CADDOCK the stomach ...M19 UK criminals' sl. CAKE OUT to dress in a rakish manner ...1920s US sl. CARRY-AWAY a robbery in which a safe is taken and opened at leisure away from the crime scene ...1958 US sl. CHUMMY a person ...1910s sl. COOLER the female buttocks ...E19 sl. CRONK dishonest, corrupt ...1889 Aust. sl.
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