Rum

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• rum

  Fine, good, valuable. ...

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• Bay rum

  ·- A fragrant liquid, used for cosmetic and medicinal purposes. ...

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• rum gumption

  Docility, comprehension, capacity. ...

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• rum beck

  A justice of the peace. CANT. ...

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• rum bite

  A clever cheat, a clean trick. ...

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• rum blowen

  A handsome wench. CANT. ...

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• rum bluffer

  A jolly host. CANT. ...

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• rum bob

  A young apprentice; also a sharp trick. ...

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• rum booze

  Wine, or any other good liquor. Rum boozing welts; bunches of grapes. CANT. ...

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• rum bubber

  A dexterous fellow at stealing silver tankards from inns and taverns. ...

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• rum bugher

  A valuable dog. CANT. ...

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• rum bung

  A full purse. CANT. ...

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• rum chub

  Among butchers, a customer easily imposed on, as to the quality and price of meat. CANT. ...

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• rum chant

  A song. ...

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• rum clout

  A fine silk, cambric, or holland handkerchief. CANT. ...

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• rum cod

  A good purse of gold. CANT. ...

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• rum cole

  New money, or medals. ...

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• rum cove

  A dexterous or clever rogue. ...

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• rum cull

  A rich fool, easily cheated, particularly by his mistress. ...

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• rum degen

  A handsome sword. CANT. ...

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• rum dell

  See rum doxy. ...

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• rum diver

  A dextrous pickpocket. CANT. ...

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• rum doxy

  A fine wench. CANT. ...

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• rum drawers

  Silk, or other fine stockings. CANT. ...

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• rum dropper

  A vintner. CANT. ...

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• rum dubber

  1) An expert picklock. 2) A thief who picks locks, so called from the gilt or picklock key: many of...

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• rum duke

  1) A jolly handsome fellow; also an odd eccentric fellow; likewise the boldest and stoutest fellows ...

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• rum file

  See rum diver. ...

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• rum fun

  A sharp trick. CANT. ...

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• rum gaggers

  Cheats who tell wonderful stories of their sufferings at sea, or when taken by the Algerines, CANT. ...

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• rum ghelt

  See RUM COLE. CANT. ...

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• rum glymmer

  King or chief of the link-boys. CANT. ...

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• rum kicks

  Breeches of gold or silver brocade, or richly laced with gold or silver. CANT. ...

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• rum mawnd

  One that counterfeits a fool. CANT ...

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• rum mort

  A queen, or great lady. CANT. ...

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• rum nab

  A good hat. ...

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• rum nantz

  Good French brandy. CANT. ...

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• rum ned

  A very rich silly fellow. CANT. ...

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• rum pad

  The highway. CANT. ...

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• rum padders

  Highwaymen well mounted and armed. CANT. ...

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• rum peepers

  Fine looking-glasses. CANT. ...

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• rum prancer

  A fine horse. CANT. ...

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• rum quids

  A great booty. CANT. ...

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• rum snitch

  A smart fillip on the nose. ...

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• rum squeeze

  Much wine, or good liquor, given among fiddlers. CANT. ...

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• rum tilter

  See rum degen. ...

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• rum tol

  See rum degen. ...

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• rum topping

  A rich commode, or woman's head-dress. ...

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• rum ville

  See romeville. ...

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• rum wiper

  See rum clout. ...

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• rum-bud

  A grog blossom; the popular name of a redness occasioned by the detestable practice of excessive dri...

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• rum-gagger

  A cheat who tells wonderful stories of his sufferings at sea to obtain money. ...

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• rum bleating cheat

  A fat wether sheep. CANT. ...

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• rum ruff peck

  Westphalia ham. CANT. ...

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