_Trunk_, c. a Nose; also the body of a Tree, or Man, without Head, Arms or Leggs. _How fares your old Trunk?_ c. Does your Nose stand fast? _Trusty-Trojan_, or _Trusty-Trout_, a sure Friend or Confident. _Tuck’t_, Hang’d. _Tumbler_, c. a Cart. _To shove the Tumbler_, c. to be Whipt at the Cart’s Tail; also one that Decoys, or draws others into Play, and one that shows Tricks with and without a Hoop; a low Silver Cup to Drink out of, and a Coney Dog. _Tup_, Copulation of Ram and Ewe. _Venison out of Tup-park_, Mutton. _Turk_, any cruel hard-hearted Man. _Turky-Merchants_, drivers of Turkies. _Turkish-shore_, Lambeth, Southwark and Roderhith-side of the Water. _Turkish Treatment_, very sharp or ill dealing in Business. _Turn-coat_, he that quits one and embraces another Party. _Turnep-pate_, White or Fair-hair’d. _Twang_, a smack or ill Taste. _Tweak_, _in a Tweak_, in a heavy taking, much-vext, or very angry. _Twelver_, c. a Shilling. _Twist_, half Tea, half Coffee; also a Bough, and to Eat. _To Twist lustily_, to Feed like a Farmer. _Twit_, to hit in the Teeth. _Twitter_, to Laugh much with little Noise; also to Tremble. V _Vagaries_, wild Rambles, extravagant Frolicks. _Vagrant_, a wandring Rogue, a strolling Vagabond. _Vain_, Fond. _Vain-glorious_, or _Ostentatious Man_, one that Pisses more than he Drinks. _Valet_, a Servant. _Vamp_, c. to Pawn any thing; also a Sock. _I’ll Vamp and tip you the Gole_, c. I’ll Pawn my Cloths, but I’ll raise the Money for you. _To Vamp_, to new Dress, Licker, Refresh, or Rub up old Hatts, Boots, Shoes, _&c._ _Vampers_, c. Stockings. _Varlets_, Rogues, Rascals, _&c._ now tho’ formerly Yeomans Servants. _Vaudois_, Inhabitants of the Vallies in _Piedmont_, Subject to the Duke of _Savoy_, fam’d for their frequent Rencounters with and Defeating of French Parties, intercepting their Provisions, _&c._ _Vault_, an arched Cellar, and House of Office. _She goes to the Vault_, when a Hare (which is very seldom) takes the Ground like a Coney. _Vaulting-School_, c. a Bawdy-house; also an Academy where Vaulting, and other Manly Exercises are Taught. _Vauntlay_, Hounds or Beagles set in readiness, expecting the Chace to come by, and then cast off before the rest come in. _Velvet_, c. a Tongue. _Tip the Velvet_, c. to Tongue a Woman. _Venary_, or _Venery_, Hunting or Chasing Beasts and Birds of Venery, as, the Hart, the Hind, the Hare, Boar and Wolf, the Pheasant, the Partridge, _&c._ _Venison_, whatsoever Beast of the Forest is for the food of Man. _Vent_, the fundament of Poultry and Fish; also a Bung-hole in a Vessel. _Vent the Otter_, see _Otter_. _Vessels_, several Pipes and Conveyances in the body, of the Blood, Seed, Serum, or Urine, as the Bloud-vessels, Lymphæ-ducts, Spermatick Vessels, Urinary Vessels, _&c._ Also Kitchin-Utensils, as Pots, Pans, _&c._ And of other Offices, as Brewing, Washing Churning Vessels, _&c._ _View_, the Treading of a Buck or Fallow Deer.