grey-jumper

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• Jumper

  ·noun A loose upper garment. II. Jumper ·noun One who, or that which, jumps. III. Jumper ·noun A f...

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• jumper

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• Grey

  ·adj ·see Gray (the correct orthography). ...

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• Baby jumper

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• buck-jumper

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• Grey Friars

  A house of Franciscan Friars, or Friars Minors, on the north side of Newgate Street, on the site aft...

  A Dictionary of London by Henry A Harben.

• grey beard

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• grey mare

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• grey parson

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• grey nurse

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• plum, grey

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• grey-bird

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• grey-parson

  a layman who owns or rents the tythes of a parish. Norf. Called elsewhere Knights of the Grey-coat, ...

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• grey-friars

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• grey-head

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• Grey Friars, Street

  North out of Newgate Street, at No. 108, leading to Christ's Hospital (O. and M. 1677-Elmes, 1831). ...

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• dandy grey russet

  A dirty brown. His coat's dandy grey russet, the colour of the Devil's nutting bag. ...

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• grey of the morning

  twilight, from day-break to clear light. S. ...

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