What was referred to as a Solo Player?
A Solo Player is a miserable performer on any instrument, who always plays alone, because no one will stay in the room to hear him.
A Solo Player is a miserable performer on any instrument, who always plays alone, because no one will stay in the room to hear him.
Note Ingredients are to taste (no measuring allowed!) Hardware: Baking dish Oven thermometer Microwaveable bowl. ( I used a cereal bowl) Software Steak for three people 1 large head of Garlic 2 Tablespoons prepared mustard. Small can mushrooms (drained) 1/4 cup Russian dressing 1/4 Soy Sauce 1/3 cup (three scoops) lemonade mix 1/2 teaspoon Sriracha chili sauce [...]
He paid his debts at Portsmouth with the topsail, i.e. he went to sea and left them unpaid. Some soldiers are said to pay off their scores with the drum; that is, by marching away.
(Invented by Bruce Jacobs) Note: This recipe must be done in the order shown. Read it carefully first. If you skip steps you will get yuck results. Ingredients: 1 1/2 cup Nonfat Dry Milk 5 level tbsp. Cocoa 2/3 cup Water 6 level Tbsp. Nutrasweet Measure Nonfat Dry Milk and Cocoa into a small [...]
Babes in the woods were criminals in the stocks, or pillory. Note: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stocks and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pillory for more information
A Lazy Bones is an instrument like a pair of tongs, for old or very fat people to take any thing from the ground without stooping.
A glazier in 1811 slang is one who breaks windows and shew-glasses, to steal goods exposed for sale. Glaziers; eyes. CANT.– Note: shew-glasses probably refers to glass display cases in shops. Also: Is your father a glazier; a question asked of a lad or young man, who stands between the speaker and the candle, or fire. If it [...]
You old fly-by-night is an ancient term of reproach to an old woman, signifying that she was a witch, and alluding to the nocturnal excursions attributed to witches, who were supposed to fly abroad to their meetings, mounted on brooms.
A glim is a candle, or dark lantern, used in housebreaking. Also fire.
A Word Pecker is a punster, one who plays upon words. Editors note: No I did not make this up!