_Rum-hopper_, c. a Drawer. _Rum-hopper, tip us presently a Boozing-cheat of Rum-gutlers_, c. Drawer fill us presently a Bottle of the best Canary. _Rum-kicks_, c. Silver or Gold Brocade Breeches, or very rich with Gold or Silver Galoon. _Rum-mawn’d_, c. one that Counterfeits himself a Fool. _Rum-mort_, c. a Queen or great Lady. _Rum-nab_, c. a Beaver, or very good Hat. _Rum-ned_, c. a very silly Fellow. _Rum-nantz_, c. true French Brandy. _Rum-pad_, c. the Highway. _Rum-padders_, c. the better sort of Highway-men, well Mounted and Armed. _Rum-peepers_, c. a Silver Looking-glass. _Rump-and-Kidney Men_, c. Fidlers that Play at Feasts, Fairs, Weddings, _&c._ And Live chiefly on the Remnants of Victuals. _Rumbling_, the rolling of Thunder, motion of a Wheel-barrow, or the noise in the Gutts. _Rum-prancer_, c. a very beautiful Horse. _Rum-quidds_, c. a great Booty, or large Snack. _Rum-ruff peck_, c. Westphalia-Ham. _Rum-squeeze_, c. much Wine or good Liquor given among the Fidlers. _Rum-snitch_, c. a good fillip on the Nose. _Rum-tol_, c. as Rum degen, the newest Cant of the two. _Rum-tilter_, c. as _Rumtol_. _Rum-topping_, c. a rich commode or Head-dress. _Rum-ville_, c. _London_. _Rum-wiper_, c. as _Rum-clout_. _Run-ryot_, to turn Spark, and run out of all; also when Hounds run at a whole Herd of Deer. _Running-stationers_, Hawkers, or those that cry News and Books about the Streets. _Runt_, a little, short, truss Man or Beast. _Runts_, Canary-Birds above three Years old. _Runner_, c. as _Budge_; also a Galley, or nimble Vessel, to make quick Voyages, as also to escape Privateers, Pirates, _&c._ _Rup_, a filthy Boil, or Swelling on the Rump of Poultry, Corrupting the whole Body, Cured with Salt and Water. _Rustic_, a clownish Country Fellow. _Rustygutts_, an old blunt Fellow. _Rutt_, Copulation (of Deer.) S _Sack_, c. a Pocket. _Dive into his Sack_, c. to Pick his Pocket. _Sails_, Hawk’s Wings; also Windmill-wings. _How you Sail about?_ How you Santer about? _Salamander_, a Bomb-vessel; also a certain Creature (said) to Live in the Fire, and a Stone (lately) found in _Pensylvania_ full of Cotton, which will not (as a modern Author affirms) consume in the Fire; and a red-hot Iron to light Tobacco with. _Sales-men_, Brokers who sell Cattel for the Graziers to the Butchers, before, and at the Beast-Market; also Sellers of ready-made Cloaths. _Salesman’s-dog_, the same as _Barker_. _Sally_, a fit of Passion, or Humor. _Salmon_, c. the Beggers Sacrament or Oath. _Salt_, Lecherous, Proud. _To come after with Salt and Spoons_, of one that is none of the Hastings. _Salt-cel_, a Rope’s end used to Drub the Boies and Sailors on board of Ship. _Salvages_, Barbarous People, Inhabiting near the Sea-Coasts in the Maritim Counties, who make a Prey of what the Sea has (in Pity) spared, Living upon the Spoil of Shipwrecks.