Clinker A crafty fellow
Chap'd Dry, or Thirsty
Cackling Farts Eggs
Cobble-colter A Turkey
DDD.
Dimber Pretty
Damber Rascal
Drawers Stockings
Duds Goods
Deuseavile The Country
Dommerar A Mad-man
Darkmans Night or Evening
Dell
or Doxy A Wench
Deuswins Two Pence
Dup To enter or go into an house,
AS Dup the Ken, Enter the House, Dup the Boozing-ken, and booz a gage, go into the Alehouse and drink a pot.
Dancers Stairs
Duseavile-Stampers Country Carriers
EEE.
Earnest A part or Share
As for example,
Tip me my Earnest, Give me my Share or Divident.
FFF.
Flicker A Glass
Flicker-snapt A Glass broken
Flick To Cut
As Flick me some Pannam and Cash; Cut me some Bread and Cheese.
Flick the Peeter. Cut the Cloak-bag
Fam grasp the Cove To agree with an Adversary
Frummagen Choak'd
Filch A Staff with an hole in the end thereof, in which upon occasion, your Rogues will fasten an hook, to pull things cunningly from an Hedge, or through a Casement.
Ferme An hole
Fambles Hands
Famble-cheats Rings or gloves
Flag A Groat
Flog To whip as in Bridewell,
As the Prancer drew the Quire Cove at the Cropping of the Rotam through the Rum pads of the Rum vile, and was flog'd by the Nubbing Cove. That is, The Rogue was drag'd at a Carts arse, Through the chief streets of London, and was soundly whipt by the Hangman.
Fogus Tobacco
As Tip me a gage of Fogus, Give me a pipe of Tobacco
Fencing-Cully A Reveiver of Stoln Goods
Fib To beat,
As Fib the Coves quarrons in the run pad for the lour in his bung. Beat the Man on the high way for the money in his purse. Flog'd at the Tumbler Whipt at the Carts arse.
Fence To Spend
As Fence your Flag, Spend your Groat, Floggin Cove The whipper of Bridewell, or any other that whips people commonly called at Dublin in Ireland Bellores.