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costermonger
costermonger (ˈkɒstəmʌŋgə(r)) Forms: 6 costerde monger, costerd-m., costerdm., costardem., 6–7 costardm., 7 costard-m., costar'-, coster-monger, (costerd-, costermunger, costormonger, custard-monger, 9 arch. costard-m.), 6– costermonger. [f. costard an apple + monger dealer, trader.] a. orig. An app... Oxford English Dictionary
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Costermonger
A costermonger, coster, or costard is a street seller of fruit and vegetables in British towns. The Costermonger's Song (also known as Going to the Derby) was a Lloyd composition. wikipedia.org
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costermonger
costermonger/ˈkɔstəmʌŋgə(r); `kɑstɚˌmʌŋɡɚ/ n(dated 旧 Brit) person who sells fruit, vegetables, etc from a barrow in the street （推小车沿街叫卖水果、 蔬菜等的）小贩. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Monger
Monger may refer to: Traders Peddler, a travelling vendor of goods a merchant dealer, such as: Costermonger, a street seller of fruit and vegetables wikipedia.org
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custardmonger
custardmonger obs. form of costermonger. Oxford English Dictionary
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Coster (disambiguation)
Coster may also refer to: Coster or costermonger, a street seller of fruit and vegetables in Britain 10445 Coster, an asteroid See also Coster Diamonds wikipedia.org
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costard-monger
costard-monger obs. f. costermonger. Oxford English Dictionary
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Henry Croft (pearly)
Croft himself was never a costermonger. By 1911, all 28 of the metropolitan boroughs of London had its own pearly king, pearly queen, and pearly family, often members of the local costermonger wikipedia.org
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coster-wife
† coster-wife Obs. [f. costard apple + wife: cf. costermonger.] A woman that keeps a stall for the sale of apples, and the like, an ‘apple-wife’.1661 K. W. Conf. Charact., Univ. Beadle (1860) 72 You'd take him for some bearded London coster-wife newly drest up on a munday morning. Oxford English Dictionary
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Roy Wilkinson
With NME journalist Keith Cameron, he started the Costermonger record label, on which the pair released records by bands including Gene. wikipedia.org
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Barrow boy
See also Mountain rescue in England and Wales Costermonger References Fire and rescue services of England Mountain rescue wikipedia.org
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waterlag
† ˈwaterlag Obs. [? Short for next.] An epithet of abuse.a 1529 Skelton Sp. Parrot 88 Moryshe myne owne shelfe, the costermonger sayth; Fate, fate, fate, ye Irysh waterlag. Oxford English Dictionary
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Brassy (band)
Their earliest material was released on the Costermonger label (home to Gene). COST 7 (#194 UK) "Straighten Out" b/w Right Back (Jul 1996), Costermonger COST 8 (#198 UK) "Sure Thing" b/w (remix) (1997), Costermonger COST 10 Bonus wikipedia.org
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Union Jack (ballet)
Music The music includes Scottish military tattoos and folk-dance forms; a music-hall pas de deux for the costermonger Pearly King and Queen; hornpipes Delight" "Regimental Drum Variations" "Amazing Grace" "A Hundred Pipers" "The Sunshine of Your Smile" the Scottish theme from Händel's Water Music Costermonger wikipedia.org
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Arthur Lloyd (musician)
1870) "Brown, the Tragedian" (1870) "It's Naughty, but it's Nice" (1870) "I Fancy I can See Her Now" (1870) "Just the Thing for Frank" (1870) "The Costermonger's Song" alternative title "Going to the Derby in My Little Donkey Cart" (1880) "The Costermonger's Christening" "The Costermonger's Wedding" "The Blighted wikipedia.org
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