or -close, -sea, subs. phr. (old).—The throat; GUTTER-ALLEY (q.v.).—GROSE.
1566. UDALL, Roister Doister, i. 3. M. Mumb. And sweete malte maketh ioly good ale for the nones. Tib Talk. Whiche will slide downe the LANE without any bones.
1812. COLMAN, Poetical Vagaries, 75.
| O! butter’d egg! best eaten with a spoon, | |
| I bid your yelk glide down my throat’s RED LANE. |
