GIN
NOUNS
.M17 — HEARTSEASE a measure of gin → sl.
..18C — JUNIPER ALE gin → sl.
..18C — JUNIPER JUICE gin → sl.
..E18 — APRICOCK WATER gin → sl.
..E18 — COCK-MY-CAP gin → sl.
..E18 — DIDDLE alcoholic drink, esp. gin → sl.
..E18 — WHITE TAPE gin → Brit. sl.
1725 — STRIKE-FIRE gin → sl.
1725 — TAPE a fiery drink, spirits, usually gin → sl.
1725 — TITERY — TITTERY gin → sl. obs.
1755 — CUPID’S EYE-WATER strong alcoholic drink, esp. gin → sl.
1780 — RAG-WATER gin → sl.
1781 — LIGHTNING gin; also, any strong, often low-quality alcoholic spirit → sl., chiefly US
1789 — FLASH OF LIGHTNING a glass of gin; a dram of neat spirit → sl.
1799 — JACKEY — JACKY gin → sl.
..L18 — GIN KEN a gin shop → sl.
..19C — LIGHT BLUE gin → Brit.
..19C — WHITE VELVET gin → US criminals’ sl.
..19C — YARD OF SATIN a glass of gin → sl.
..E19 — CLAP OF THUNDER a glass of gin → Brit. sl.
..E19 — CLEAR CRYSTAL white spirits, esp. gin → sl.
..E19 — LADY DACRE’S WINE gin → sl.
..E19 — LIGHT WET gin → Brit. sl.
..E19 — MISERY gin → sl.
1811 — BLUE RUIN gin, usually of a bad quality → sl.
1817 — OLD TOM strong gin → sl.
1819 — DEADY gin, or a particular quality of gin → sl.
1820 — DAFFEY — DAFFY gin → sl. obs.
1820 — DAFFY’S ELIXIR gin → sl. obs.
1820 — GIN-BUD a gin-induced spot or pimple on the face → sl.
1820 — RIGHT-SORT gin → sl.
1820 — STRIP-ME-NAKED gin → sl.
1820 — WHITE FACE gin → Aust. sl.
1823 — ALL SORTS cheap gin sold in a gin shop, made up of slops, spillages, leavings, etc. → sl. obs.
1823 — EYE-WATER brandy; gin → sl.
1835 — MAHOGANY a drink of gin and treacle → Eng. dial.
1849 — CAT’S WATER gin → sl.
1850 — TIGER’S MILK gin → sl.
.M19 — COCKNEY BREAKFAST gin or brandy and soda water → UK criminals’ sl.
.M19 — MODEST QUENCHER a glass of gin and water → sl.
.M19 — QUARTERN O’BRY a 1/4 pint of gin → sl.
.M19 — RAIN gin → UK criminals’ sl.
1854 — SATIN gin → sl.
1854 — WHITE SATIN gin → Brit. sl.
1857 — JUNIPER BRANDY gin → sl.
1857 — JUNIPER gin → sl.
1858 — CREAM OF THE VALLEY gin
1859 — NIG gin → back-slang
1873 — CREAM OF THE WILDERNESS gin
1876 — LOTION a drink, rarely of aught but liquor, and esp. of gin → sl.
1880 — GIN-COASTER a pink gin with soda → sl.
1883 — GIN-CRAWL a drinking bout on gin → sl.
1886 — PADDY’S EYE-WATER strong alcoholic drink, esp. gin → sl.
1890 — BLUE BLAZES spirituous liquors in general, gin in particular → sl. (Bk.)
1890 — DEADEYE Deady brand gin; gin → US sl.
1898 — CANARY a glass of gin, rum, or any ardent spirits → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
..L19 — LINCOLN’S INN gin → Brit. rhyming sl.
..L19 — UNSWEETENED gin → sl.
..20C — GIN AND IT gin and Italian vermouth → sl.
..20C — PARAFFIN gin → S. Afr. rhyming sl.
..20C — WHITE gin or any alcoholic beverage → US sl.
..E20 — DIDO liquor; gin → US sl.
..E20 — STRONG AND THIN gin; a glass of gin → US rhyming sl.
1900 — DIRTY GIN unwatered gin → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1900 — TWANKAY — TWANKEY gin → sl.
1904 — STARK-NAKED gin → sl. (Bk.)
1905 — MATRIMONY a mixture of gin and whisky, or gin and rum → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1909 — NOSE AND CHIN gin → rhyming sl.
1920 — BUNG IT (IN) gin → rhyming sl.
1920 — PARSON’S WIFE gin, esp. Vicker’s Gin → Aust. sl.
1920 — RALPH LYNN gin → rhyming sl.
1922 — NIGGER GIN inferior or synthetic gin → US sl., derogatory
1929 — PANTHER PISS strong home-brewed or cheap liquor, usually gin → sl.
1929 — PANTHER SWEAT strong home-brewed or cheap liquor, usually gin → l.
1930 — NEEDLE (AND PIN) gin → rhyming sl.
1930 — PANTHER MILK strong home-brewed or cheap liquor, usually gin → sl.
1930 — PANTHER PURGE strong home-brewed or cheap liquor, usually gin → sl.
1932 — PANTHER strong home-brewed or cheap liquor, usually gin → Amer. dial.
1937 — MOTHER’S (RUIN) gin → UK sl.
1940 — QUEEN’S TEARS alcohol, usually gin → S. Afr. sl.
1940 — VERA (LYNN) a gin; hence, a drinker of gin → rhyming sl.
1961 — PINKERS pink gin → Brit. sl., chiefly naval usage
1966 — G AND T gin and tonic → UK sl.
1968 — NIGGER HEEL bad liquor, esp. gin → Amer. dial., derogatory
1981 — AUNTY’S DOWNFALL gin → Aust. colloq. (Bk.)
1985 — NELL GWYN gin — rhyming sl.
1999 — GEE AND TEE a gin and tonic → Aust. sl. (Bk.)
1999 — GRIN AND CHRONIC a gin and tonic → Aust. rhyming sl. (Bk,)
2001 — GREEN FAIRY — absinthe, a French gin → UK sl.
NOUNS – PERSON
1737 — BINGO-BOY a gin drinker → UK sl. (Bk.)
1820 — DAFFIER a gin drinker → sl.
1855 — GIN SLINGER a gin drinker; a drunkard
1867 — GIN PIG an habitual gin-drinker → US sl.
1869 — GINHEAD a gin drinker or alcoholic; a drunkard→ sl., orig. US
1932 — GIN-SOAK an alcoholic; a gin-drinker; a drunkard → US sl.
1946 — VERA (LYNN) a drinker of gin → rhyming sl.
VERBS
1820 — DAFFY — DAFFY IT to drink gin → sl.
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