New gate fringe

The Slang Dictionary Etymological Historical and Anecdotal · 1913 · p. 21
or FRILL , the collar of beard worn under the chin; so called from its occupying the position of the rope when Jack Ketch operates. Another name for it is a Tyburn collar . New gate Knocker , the term given to the lock of hair which costermongers and thieves usually twist back towards the ear. The shape is supposed to resemble the knocker on the prisoners’ door at New gate—a resemblance that carries a rather unpleasant suggestion to the wearer. Sometimes termed a COBBLER’S KNOT , or COW-LICK .
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