subs. (old).—1. A draught of liquor; a GO (q.v.).
2. (American).—See quot.
1881. New York Times, 18 Dec., quoted in Notes and Queries, 6, S. v. 65. Go Down.—A cutting in the bank of a stream for enabling animals to cross or to get to water.
subs. (old).—1. A draught of liquor; a GO (q.v.).
2. (American).—See quot.
1881. New York Times, 18 Dec., quoted in Notes and Queries, 6, S. v. 65. Go Down.—A cutting in the bank of a stream for enabling animals to cross or to get to water.
