OFF ONE’S FEED, real or pretended want of appetite.—_Stable slang._

OFFISH, distant, not familiar.

OFFICE, “to give the OFFICE,” to give a hint dishonestly to a

confederate, thereby enabling him to win a game or bet, the profits

being shared.

OGLE, to look, or reconnoitre.

OGLES, eyes.—_Old cant._ _French_, ŒIL.

OIL OF PALMS, or PALM OIL, money.

OINTMENT, medical student slang for butter.

OLD GOOSEBERRY (_see_ GOOSEBERRY), OLD HARRY (query, _Old Hairy?_), OLD

SCRATCH, all synonymes for the devil.

OLD GOWN, smuggled tea.

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