(rhyming slang).—Boots. Also DAISIES. For synonyms, see TROTTER-CASES. Fr., des salaires.
1879. J. W. HORSLEY, ‘Autobiography of a Thief,’ in Macmillan’s Magazine, XL., 501. I piped [saw] three or four pair of DAISY-ROOTS (boots).
TO PICK A DAISY, verbal phr. (common).—To evacuate in the open air; also, to retire to make water.
