Part 8 (2/2)

_ABRAM_, naked, without clothes, or scarce enough to cover the nakedness

_A with both parties; also a lawyer that takes fees of a plaintiff and defendant at once

_Alel-Wackets_, blows given on the palm of the hand with a twisted handkerchief, instead of a ferula; a jocular punish seamen, who so asthieves signifies a naked or poor ue

_Adam_, _Tiler_, a pickpocket's associate, who receives the stolen goods

_Air_ and _Exercise_ He has had air and exercise, ie, has been whipped at the cart's tail; or, as it is generally expressed, at the cart's arse

_Alls_, the Five Alls is a country sign, representing five hu a alia; his overn all: the second a bishop in his pontificals; own; iht for all: and the fifth, a poor countryman with his scythe and rake; motto, I pay for all

_Amen Curler_, a parish clerk

_Anodyne Necklace_, a halter

_Arch Rogue_, or _Diipseys

_Arch Doxy_, signifies the saipseys

_Ard_, hot

_Autuar with several children, hired to excite charity

_Autumn_, a church; also married

_Autumn bawler_, a preacher

_Autumn cacklers_ or _prick-ears_, dissenters of whatever denomination

_Autumn divers_, church pickpockets; but often used for churchwardens, overseers of the poor, sidese the poor's money

_Autumn jet_, a parson

_Babes in the Wood_, crie Coves_, parish pensioners

_Balsam_, money