GLOVE, GLOVED
ADJECTIVES
1905 — HAND-CLED gloved → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
NOUNS
1362 — CUFF a mitten or glove → obs.
1610 — FAMBLER a glove → obs.
1665 — FAMBLING-CHEATS gloves → sl.
1692 — FAMBLE-CHEAT a glove → sl. obs.
..18C — FAM-STRINGS gloves → UK criminals’ sl.
1741 — FAM CHEATS gloves → sl.
..L18 — FAM-STICKS gloves → UK criminals’ sl.
1828 — FAM-SNATCHER a glove → sl.
1836 — HAND-SHOES gloves → Sc.
1848 — FUMBLES a pair of gloves → sl.
1857 — TURTLE (DOVE) a glove → UK rhyming sl.
..L19 — HANGERS gloves, esp. when unworn but held in the hand for ornamental purposes → sl.
1902 — LANCASHIRE GLOVES hands without gloves → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1928 — MAG a glove → Sc.
1958 — HAND SOCK a glove or mitten → Amer. dial.
1978 — WRISTERS in lobstering: knitted gloves with no fingers → US sl.
NOUNS – PERSON
1415 — GAUNTER a glover or glove-maker → obs.
..L17 — SLABDAB a glover → sl.
PHRASES
1942 — IT’S CHEAPER TO GROW SKIN THAN TO BUY IT said by one who does not wear gloves → Amer. West. sl. (Bk.)
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