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Dictionary of The Vulgar Tongue by Francis Grose

  • the crack, or all the crack. the fashionable theme, the go. the crack lay, of late is used, in the cant language, to signify the art and mystery of house-breaking.
  • cracker
  • crackish
  • cracking tools
  • crackmans
  • cracksman
  • crag
  • cramp rings
  • cramp words
  • crank
  • to crash
  • crashing cheats
  • craw thumpers
  • cream-pot love
  • to creeme
  • creepers
  • crew
  • crib
  • to fight a crib
  • cribbage-faced
  • cribbeys
  • cribby islands
  • crim. con. money
  • crimp
  • crinkum crankum
  • crinkums
  • cripple
  • crispin
  • crispin's holiday
  • crispin's lance
  • croaker
  • croakumshire
  • crocker
  • crockers
  • crocodile's tears
  • crocus
  • crocus metallorum
  • croker
  • crone
  • crony
  • crook
  • crook back
  • crook your elbow
  • crook shanks
  • crop
  • cropping drums
  • croppen
  • cropsick
  • cross
  • cross dishonest
  • cross bite
  • cross buttock
  • cross patch
  • to crow
  • crowd
  • crowdero
  • crowdy
  • crow fair
  • crown office
  • cruisers
  • crummy
  • crump
  • crump-backed
  • crusty beau
  • crusty fellow
  • cub
  • cuckold
  • cucumbers
  • cuff
  • cuffin
  • cull
  • cullability
  • cully
  • culp
  • cundum
  • cunningham
  • cunning man
  • cunning shaver
  • cunny-thumbed
  • c**t
  • cup of the creature
  • cup-shot
  • cupboard love
  • cupid, blind cupid
  • cur
  • curbing law
  • cure a-se
  • curle
  • curmudgeon
  • curry
  • curse of scotland
  • curse of god
  • cursitors
  • curtails
  • curtain lecture
  • curtezan
  • cushion
  • cushion thumper
  • duster
  • custard cap
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