HANDCUFF, HANDCUFFED
ADJECTIVES
..19C — FAM-STRUCK baffled in a search; handcuffed → sl.
NOUNS
1532 — HANDLOCK a shackle for the hands; a manacle, a handcuff → obs.
1665 — DARBIES a set of handcuffs or fetters; shackles → UK sl.. orig. criminals’ usage
1776 — IRON RUFFLES handcuffs → US
..L18 — SHERIFF’S BRACELETS handcuffs
..E19 — SHANGIES handcuffs → Sc. & N. Eng.
1816 — BRACELETS handcuffs → sl.
1816 — HAND-BOLT a handcuff
1821 — NIPPERS handcuffs → sl.
1825 — HANDY-CUFFS handcuffs, manacles → Eng. dial.
1850 — NAB-CRAMPS handcuffs → UK criminals’ sl.
.M19 — SNITCHER handcuffs, esp. strings used in place of handcuffs → Sc.
1860 — JOHNNY DARBIES handcuffs → sl.
1861 — CUFFS handcuffs → sl.
1880 — MITTENS handcuffs → sl.
1893 — STRINGERS handcuffs → sl.
1895 — SNAPS handcuffs → sl.
..L19 — SNITCHES handcuffs → sl.
1905 — HAND-SHECKLES handcuffs → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 — HAND-TETHERS handcuffs → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 — HAND-TIES handcuffs → Bk1905 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1910 — MITTS handcuffs → US prison sl.
1930 — BLOCK AND TACKLE handcuffs → rhyming sl. for ‘tackle’
1940 — CLINKERS handcuffs → US criminals’ sl.
1940 — MAGGIE a handcuff, a manacle → W. Indies sl.
1990 — SILVER BANGLE handcuffs → W. Indies sl.
VERBS
1586 — HANDLOCK to manacle, to handcuff
1634 — IMMANACLE to put manacles on; to handcuff; to fetter
1693 — CUFF to put handcuffs on → police sl.
1725 — TWIG THE DARBIES to knock off the irons (handcuffs) → sl., obs.
1816 — HAND-BOLT to handcuff
..L19 — DARBY to handcuff; to shackle → Aust. prison sl.
1982 — UNHOOK to remove handcuffs → US sl.
2000 — GAFFLE to place in handcuffs → US prison sl.
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