verb (thieves’).—1. To be arrested.
1883. J. W. HORSLEY, Jottings from Jail [in Echo]. A little time after this I FELL again at St. Mary Cray for being found at the back of a house.
2. (venery).—To conceive. For synonyms, see LUMPY.
verb (thieves’).—1. To be arrested.
1883. J. W. HORSLEY, Jottings from Jail [in Echo]. A little time after this I FELL again at St. Mary Cray for being found at the back of a house.
2. (venery).—To conceive. For synonyms, see LUMPY.
