2. (venery).—A prostitute new to the town; a fresh bit (q.v.).

Green-goods Man (or Operator), subs. (American).—1. A counterfeiter of

spurious greenbacks; a Snide-pitcher (q.v.).

1888. Troy Daily Times, 3 Feb. Driscoll was hung, but the green

goods-man escaped, for the only proof against him was that he sold

a quantity of paper cut in the shape of bills, and done up in

packages of that size.

2. (venery).—A Fresh Bit (q.v.) fancier. Also an amateur of

defloration; a minotaur (q.v.).

Green-goose, subs. (old).—1. A cuckold.

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