Regency Words: Top Sawyer
This charming expression usually implies a gent who is good with his gig and horses, but it seems if we dig a bit deeper the Continue
This charming expression usually implies a gent who is good with his gig and horses, but it seems if we dig a bit deeper the Continue
If you asked a person on the street the meaning of swell, they might mention a puffed up injury or as an expression like “Gee, Continue
When a gentleman said he bet a monkey, what did he mean? 500 pounds, of course. A gentleman close to the River Tick might have Continue
mawk·ish (môksh) adj. 1. Excessively and objectionably sentimental. 2. Sickening or insipid in taste. Sense of “sickly sentimental” is first recorded 1702. [From Middle English mawke, Continue