TO TAKE A BLINDER, verb. phr. (thieves’).—To die: see HOP THE TWIG.
1859. G. W. MATSELL, Vocabulum; or, The Rogue’s Lexicon. ‘A Hundred Stretches Hence,’ 124.
| Some rubbed to wit had napped a winder, | |
| And some were scragged and took a BLINDER. |
TO TAKE A BLINDER, verb. phr. (thieves’).—To die: see HOP THE TWIG.
1859. G. W. MATSELL, Vocabulum; or, The Rogue’s Lexicon. ‘A Hundred Stretches Hence,’ 124.
| Some rubbed to wit had napped a winder, | |
| And some were scragged and took a BLINDER. |
