subs. (old cant).—1.  The neck.—B. E. (c. 1696); BAILEY (1728); GROSE (1785); MATSELL (1859).

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  2.  (old).—Copulation: see GREENS and RIDE.—GROSE (1785).

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  3.  (old cant).—A husband.

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  Verb. (old cant).—To hang: see LADDER.

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  c. 1712.  Budg and Snudg Song [FARMER, Musa Pedestris (1896), 32]. When that he hath NUBBED us.

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  1743.  FIELDING, Jonathan Wild, IV. ii. I am committed for the filing lay, man, and we shall be both NUBBED together.

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