2. (old).—See quot.

1871. Bookseller, 4 Nov. The Cods and Hooks were the Whigs and

Tories of Dutch William’s land.

Cod’s-Head, subs. (old).—A stupid fellow; a fool.—See Buffle and

Cabbage-Head.

1675. The Woman turn’d Bully. Dash. Sweet sir, I think it is neer

octa hora. Your servant, gentlemen. Good. Farewell, cods-head.

1694. Dunton, Ladies’ Dictionary. You confounded toad, you, where

were your eyes, in your heels? that you should be such a bungling

cods-head to see no better.

Cofe.—See Cove.

Coffee, subs. (American thieves’).—Beans.

1859. G. W. Matsell, Vocabulum, or Rogue’s Lexicon, p. 19, s.v.

Greased coffee, subs. phr. (American).—Pork and beans.

Coffee-House or Coffee-Shop, subs. (common).—1. A water-closet. For

synonyms, see Mrs. Jones, and Cf., Bury a Quaker.

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