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Jibber Jabber & Giffle Gaffle: A Collection of Salacious Slang and Popular Profanities Through the Ages
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Jibber Jabber & Giffle Gaffle: A Collection of Salacious Slang and Popular Profanities Through the Ages
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Jibber Jabber & Giffle Gaffle: A Collection of Salacious Slang and Popular Profanities Through the Ages

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An essential volume for all lovers of weird and wonderful wordageWHISTLING BREECHES n.19th century. Noisy trousers, specifically corduroys, for the sound they make when the wearer walks.TO PUT THE DEVIL INTO HELL. v. 19th century. To have sex, the 'devil' being the penis, and 'hell' being the vagina.Banter like a bowsered giflurt and swear like a sparrow-mouthed snick fadger with the help of this illustrated dictionary of long-lost words and phrases. This crude and quirky volume contains the most amusing vocabulary from the murky Middle English of Chaucer right up to the more eloquent but equally obscure parlances of the early 1900s!
LanguageEnglish
PublisherSummersdale
Release dateDec 1, 2014
ISBN9781783720019
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Jibber Jabber & Giffle Gaffle: A Collection of Salacious Slang and Popular Profanities Through the Ages
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Elanor Clarke

Elanor Clarke grew up by the Thames, surrounded by Southern slang and the Estuary accent. She now lives in Brighton with her partner and their cat, Willow, and when she isn’t writing she is often curled up with a good book or on the hunt for literary treasures, old and new.

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