subs. (common).—An effeminate man; a MISS NANCY (q.v.).
1691. Merry Drollery, ‘The Jovial Lover,’ p. 12.
| The Gittarn and the Lute, the Pipe and the Flute | |
| Are the new Alamode for the NAN-BOYS. |
1898. The Sporting Times, 19 Feb., I., 3. But do you think we enjoyed these superfine MISS NANCIES a quarter as much as we did the daring darlings who subsequently lured them down the Madeira Drive’?
2. (venery).—A catamite.
