Farmer’s Slang & Its Analogues. 1890–1909, rev. 2022.
Prugge
subs. (old).—‘A partner or doxy.’—NARES (1822); HALLIWELL (1847).
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1631. BRATHWAITE, Clitus’s Whimzies, 32. If his PRUGGE aspire to so much stock, or so great trust, as to brew to sell, he will be sure to drinke up all the gaines.
