Slang And Cant in Jerome K Jeroms Works

Olof E Bosson

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Kelver II. M. 2. ) Uneducated young man.
Carters^ slang for mob, medley, rabble, miscellaneous horde. The exact meaning is probably: the whole mass of them as «shot» in one indiscriminate «shoot>-> from a tipping-cart or waggon into a place marked « Rubbish may be shot here» (afstjalpningsplats).
(Cf. Swed. : «hela skoffan». ) slack, swot »To 'slack' in this term, with the full determination of 'swotting' in the next. » (Tommy And Co. 94. 14. ) The author.
To stveat or sivot is schoolboy slang ...for drudge, study hard. To slack means the contrary.
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