TO BLOT THE SCRIP, verb. phr. (old).—To put an undertaking into writing: the modern ‘put in black and white.’ Hence, TO BLOT THE SCRIP AND JARK IT = to stand engaged and bound for anyone (B. E. and GROSE): see JARK.
TO BLOT THE SCRIP, verb. phr. (old).—To put an undertaking into writing: the modern ‘put in black and white.’ Hence, TO BLOT THE SCRIP AND JARK IT = to stand engaged and bound for anyone (B. E. and GROSE): see JARK.
