subs. (venery).—See quot., and MONOSYLLABLE.
1785. GROSE, A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, s.v. NOTCH, the private parts of a woman.
Verb. (cricketers’).—1. To score; and (2—common) to denote an advantage: e.g., ‘Notch me another.’
1836. DICKENS, Pickwick Papers, vii. In short, when Dumkins was caught out, and Podder stumped out, All-Muggleton had NOTCHED, some fifty-four, while the score of the Dingley Dellers was as blank as their faces.
