_Bar_ A pound. _Baulo_ A pig. _Bershor_ Years. _Betie_ Tiny, small. _Bis_ Twenty. _Bokkra_ A sheep. _Boro gav_ Big city—London. _Boronashemescrutan_ Epsom race-course. _Bosh_ Fiddle. _Boshomengro_ Fiddler. _Buddigur_ A shop. _Buddigur divvus_ Shopping day, usually Saturday. The term is sometimes used for Monday, but this day is more frequently called “toving divvus,” or washing day. _Camipen-lil_ Love-letter. _Chavo_ Child, boy. _Chies_ Girls. _Chiklo_, _chickly_ Dirty. _Chin_ To cut. _Chin a ran_ Cut a tent rod. _Chiv_ Put. _Chivving tulipen prey_ } _the chokkars_ } Greasing the shoes. _Chokkars_ Shoes. _Choom_ A kiss. _Chor’d_ Stole. _Chorodies_ Dirty outcasts. _Chovahani_ Witch. _Churi_ Knife. _Chuvvel_ Coat. _Coru_ Pot. _Cosh_ Stick, or wood. _Cour_ To fight. _Covar_ Any article, thing. _Des_ Ten. _Dick_ To look. _Dickoi_ Look here. _Diddecoy_ Local term for Chorodies. _Dinlo_, _Dinnelo_ A fool. _Divvus_ Day. _Dordi_ Oh dear. _Drab-engro_ Doctor (Poison man). _Drom_ Way, or road. _Dui_ Two. _Dukkerin_ Fortune telling. _Escunye-mengro_ A skewer-maker. _Gav_ Town. _Gav mush_ Policeman. _Gorgio_ One who is not a gypsy. _Gry_ Horse. _Hev_ Hole. _Hoquepen_ A lie, falsehood. _Horry_ Pence. _Hotchi_ Hedgehog. _Jal_ To go. _Jal a moskeying_ Go a-spying. _Jalled_ Went. _Jib_ To live. _Jib_ Tongue (speech). _Jibben_ Life. _Jinned_ Knew, understood. _Juggal_ A dog.