DOSE. Burglary.
DOSS. A bed. "The badger got under the doss, and frisked the bloke's pokes of two centuries and a half, and then bounced the flat till he mizzled."
DOTS. Money.
DOWN. Hatred; dislike; vindictive; to suspect another. "The copper cutty-eyed me and measured my mug, and is down on the job," the officer looked at me from the corners of his eyes, and examined my face; he suspects what we are about.
DOWNER. A five cent piece.
DOWNEY. A smooth, pleasant talker; a knowing fellow.
DOWSE. To strike. "Dowse his mug." hit his face.
DOXIE. A girl.
DRAB. A nasty woman.
DRAG. A cart or wagon.