3. (venery).—A prostitute’s Fancy-man (q.v.).

Fakes and Slumboes, subs. phr. (theatrical).—Properties; accessories of

any kind.

Faking, verb. subs. (common).—The act of doing anything. [From fake

(q.v.) + ing.] Fr., le maquillage or le goupinage.

Fall, verb (thieves’).—1. To be arrested.

1883. Horsley, Jottings from Jail [in Echo]. A little time after

this I fell again at St. Mary Cray for being found at the back of a

house.

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