escortagen.
/ɛˈskɔːtɪdʒ/ U.S.
The action of escorting.
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1894 P. L. Ford Hon. Peter Stirling xxvii. 153 She likes my company, and finds my escortage very convenient.
1911 H. S. Harrison Queed xiii. 146 At nine, as it chanced, she was to go out under the escortage of Charles Gardiner West.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online June 2018).
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n.1894- to give a person the dingbats
- to give a person the double-cross
- to give a person the doublecross
- to give a person the dunt
- to give a person the elbow
- to give a person the eye
- to give a person the eyeball
- to give a person the fig
- to give a person the finger
- to give a person the foil
- to give a person the foot
- to give a person the fuzzies
- to give a person the gang-by
- to give a person the gangby
- to give a person the gaze
- to give a person the go-around
- to give a person the go-by
- to give a person the goaround
- to give a person the goby
- to give a person the heavy dunt
- to give a person the hot foot
- to give a person the hump
- to give a person the jouk
- to give a person the long handle
- to give a person the looking on