prigging
English
Noun
prigging (plural priggings)
- (obsolete, slang) stolen goods
- 1837, The Fate of Percy (in The Knickerbacker, Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, volume 9, page 453)
- The minister of state and I alike for booty ax,
Only I confess its priggings, v'ile he calls his swag a tax.
- The minister of state and I alike for booty ax,
- 1847, The Golden Farmer (in The Minor Drama: A Collection of the Most Popular Spring Comedies, Vaudevilles, Burlettas, Travesties, Etc, volume 1)
- Vhy[sic], if I an't changed the coats without taking the priggings out ov my pocket, and have let him valk off vith all the plunder […]
- 1837, The Fate of Percy (in The Knickerbacker, Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, volume 9, page 453)
Synonyms
- See Thesaurus:booty
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