Regency Word Wednesday
30 Wednesday Jul 2014
Posted in 1811 Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue
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I’ve never heard this phrase before.
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Me either, Carol, which is probably why I posted it–half the fun of doing Regency Word Wednesday is learning new lingo :-D
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