MOUNT. To give false testimony.
MOUNTER. Men who give false bail; or who, for a consideration, will
swear to any thing required.
MOUNTERS. Fellows who hire clothes to wear for a particular occasion;
those who wear second-hand clothes.
MOUSE. Be quiet; be still; talk low; whisper; step light; make no noise;
softly.
MOUTH. A noisy fellow; a silly fellow.
MOUTH IT. Speak loud.
MOUTHING. Crying. "The mort is mouthing," the girl is crying.
MOVED. Bowed to. "The swell moved to the Moll as they crossed," the
gentleman bowed to the girl as they passed each other.
MOW. To kiss. "The bloke was mowing the molly," the man was kissing the
girl.
MUCK. Money.
MUCK-WORM. A miser.
MUD. A fool.
MUFFLERS. Boxing-gloves.
MUG. The face; a simple fellow.
MULL. To spend money.
MUM. Say nothing; nothing to say.
MUMMER. The mouth.
MUMPERS. Beggars.
MUND. Mouth.
MUNG. To solicit; to beg.
MUNS. The face. "Tout the mab's muns," look at the woman's face.
MUSH. An umbrella.
MUSHROOM-FAKERS. Umbrella hawkers.