subs. (old).—A churl; a flint-heart; a NARK (q.v.).
1851–61. H. MAYHEW, London Labour and the London Poor, i. 343. He couldn’t refuse a dog, much more a Christian: but he had a butler, a regular NARK.
subs. (old).—A churl; a flint-heart; a NARK (q.v.).
1851–61. H. MAYHEW, London Labour and the London Poor, i. 343. He couldn’t refuse a dog, much more a Christian: but he had a butler, a regular NARK.
