fogle hunter
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 65
One who steals handkerchiefs, Naut.: A bell upon a ve el, buoy, or spit of land, and rung by the motion of the waves, or force of a pickpocket. the wind, as a warning to mariners. IMG:content-1842.png:[blocks in formation] *fō-gram, *fō-grŭm, s. & a. [Etym. doubtful.] A. As subst.: A fogy. B. As adj .: Fogyish, stupid. *fō-grăm-I-ty, s . [Eng. fogram ; -ity .] Stupidity; a piece of fogyism.
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