Bucket afloat, a coat. This is also called I’m AFLOAT, and is generally contracted to “cool his Imer,” or “nark his bucket.” There is no necessity to particularize all contractions. With the key already given they will be evident.
Bullock’s horn, in pawn.
Bushy-park, a lark.
Butter flap, a trap, a light cart.
Cain and Abel, a table.
Camden-town, a brown,—vulgar term for a halfpenny.
Castle rag, a flag,—cant term for fourpence.
Cat and mouse, a house.
Chalk farm, the arm.
Charing Cross, a horse.