Jack. - Horntip

Lushing-Muzzle.
schlodern or schlottern = to
totter); Schwd che, Schwdchaules,
or Schwdchkitt (Iieb. sewach =
to sacrifice, to kill) ; ntippel or
Intippel (tippen or tippein =
to dip).
ITALIAN SYNONYMS. Bruzza ;
calda ; cerchiosa ; scabbiosa.
SPANISH SYNONYMS. Alegri a
(= pleasure or joy) ; aduana (=
custom-house) ; percha (= perch
or pole) ; puerto (= port).
1819. VAILK, Memoirs, 188, S.V.
LUSH-CRIB or LUSH-KEN, a public house,
or gin-shop.
1820. Randall's Diary, 'Farewell
to the King.' Then blame me not kids,
swells, or lads of the fancy, For opening
a LUSH-CRIB in Chancery Lane.
LUSHING- MUZZLE, Subs. (pugilistic).
---A blow on the mouth.—GRosE
(1823).
LUSHINGTON, subs. (common).—A
sot. Also LUSHING MAN and
LUSHY-COVE.
ENGLISH SYNONYMS. Admiral
of the Red ; after-dinner man ;
ale-knight ; ale-wisp ; artilleryman ;
bang-pitcher ; beer-barrel ; belchguts
; bencher ; bench-whistler ;
bezzle ; bibber ; blackpot ; bloat ;
blomboll; boozer ; boozington ;
borachio ; bottle-sucker; brandyface
; brewer's-horse ; bubber (or
bubster) ; budge (or budger) ; bungeye
; burster; common sewer ;
coppernose ; drainist ; drainpipe ;
dramster ; D-T-ist ; elbow-crooker ;
emperor ; ensign-bearer; fish ; flagof-distress;
fluffer ; fuddle-cap (or
fuddler) ; full-blown angel; gargler;
gin-crawler (or -slinger) ; ginnums;
gravel-grinder ; grog-blossom ;
guttle (or guttle-guts) ; guzzler
257 Lushi .ngton.
(or guzzle-guts) ; high-goer ; jollynose
; lapper ; love-pot; lowerer ;
lug-pot ; moist-'un ; mooner ; mop
(or mopper-up) ; nazie-cove (or
-mort) ; nipster ; 0-be-Joyfuller (or
0-be-Joyful-merchant); pegger ;
piss-maker; potster ; pot-walloper;
pub-ornament ; sapper ; shifter;
sipster; soaker; sponge; swallower;
swill-pot (or -tub) ; swigsby ; swigster
; swipester ; swizzle-guts ;
Thirstington ; tipple-arse ; toddycask
; toss-pot ; tote; tun ; wetquaker;
wet-subject ; wetster.
FRENCH SYNONYMS. Un becsale
; un lozzave (thieves') ;
un litronneur (popular) ; une
grosse culotte (popular = fatarse)
; un gave (thieves' : gayer
= to stuff) ; une lanzpe-a-mort
(pop. lanzper = to swill) ; un
zingueur (popular) ; un boyau
rouge, un mar quant (thieves') ;
un canonneur (pop. = an artilleryman:
canon = long glass) ;
un camp liner (popular) ; un
.floleur (popular : fiole= phial: cf. .
TOSS-POT and BOTTLE-SUCKER) ;
une eponge (popular = a SOAKER);
un bibard (thieves') ; un buvard
(popular = blotting book) ; un
pochard (colloquial); 2112 adroit du
coude (pop. = ELBOW-CROOKER) ;
. ARTILLERY-
un artilleur (pop. cf.
MAN) ; un boissonneur (pop.
= a BOOZER) ; un buvailleur or
buy aillon (pop. = LUSHINGTON);
un chocaillon (pop. a female
tippler) ; un poivrot (familiar : also
poivreau);un sac-a-yin (pop.); un
pompicr (popular) ; un soiffeur
(soiffeuse [fem.], or soiffard =
THIRSTINGTON) ; un schniqueur
(= NIPSTER) ; un ventre d' osier ;
un siroteur (= a SIPSTER) ; un
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