subs. phr. (American).—1. See quot.
1840. HALIBURTON (‘Sam Slick’), The Clockmaker, 3 S., ch. xi. ‘The way she walks her chalks ain’t no matter. She is a regular FORE-AND-AFTER.’
2. (venery).—A DOUBLE-BARRELLED (q.v.) harlot. [As in the song attributed to an eminent living man of letters: “Sing whore, sing whore, Behind and before, Her price is a shilling— She never gets more.”]
