Vulgar Tongue and Slang

This application provides the dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue and Slang. Do you know the meaning of "Admiral of the blue", "against the grain", "birds of a feather"? Originally considered as a guide to street slang for men of quality, this dictionary will enrich your vocabulary with vulgar witticisms fashionable more than 200 years ago. The dictionary of vulgar tongue and slang will give you an insight into the inappropriate language of the street. Read in modern times it is by turn uproariously funny and deeply confusing and yet certain truths have remained—the need for the exact, appropriate word has not diminished. We have no term for the "admiral of the narrow seas," one who from drunkenness vomits into the lap of the person sitting opposite to him. We have perhaps less use for a word for "bowsprit" or "bread basket". Find out how the Georgians and early Victorians would insult each other and find out how some of today's words and derivations are used in this dictionary. ● Note - Write note for each entry - Review your notes ● Basic features: - Search feature: search by word or by meaning - Bookmark feature - Built-in dictionary - Learn 10 entries daily