camistern.
Thieves' cant.
A clergyman, a minister.
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1851 H. Mayhew London Labour I. 217/2 Camister, Minister.
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n.1851- to bring on hand
- to bring on or to the stage
- to bring on proof
- to bring on the proof
- to bring one to his knees
- to bring one's a-game
- to bring one's agame
- to bring one's eggs to a bad market
- to bring one's eggs to a etc market
- to bring one's eggs to a fair market
- to bring one's hogs to a bad market
- to bring one's hogs to a etc market
- to bring one's hogs to a fair market
- to bring one's nap up
- to bring one's noble to ninepence
- to bring one's nose to the grindstone
- to bring one's pigs to a fine market
- to bring one's pigs to market
- to bring oneself into trouble
- to bring or do on flight
- to bring or do on usually a flight
- to bring or do on usually o flight
- to bring or have the starboard or port tacks aboard
- to bring or put a animal to a stand
- to bring or put a person to a stand