Whit

A Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue · 1811 · p. 5
[i. e. Whittington's.] New gate. Cant.—Five rum-padders are rubbed in the darkmans out of the whit, and are piked into the deuseaville; five highwaymen broke out of New gate in the night, and are gone into the country.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →