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now historical
noun
(In the poorer areas of Victorian and Edwardian London) a party or other entertainment held by the friends of a sick, destitute, or recently deceased person in order to raise money to help the person or pay for his or her funeral.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Ragged School Union Magazine.
- rabbinic
- rabbinical
- rabbinical Judaism
- rabbinically
- rabbinic Judaism
- rabbinics
- rabbinise
- rabbinising
- rabbinism
- rabbinist
- rabbinistic
- Rabbinite
- rabbinize
- rabbinizing
- rabbit
- rabbit and pork
- rabbit an' pork
- rabbit ball
- rabbit bandicoot
- rabbit berry
- rabbit board
- rabbit-breeder
- rabbit-breeding
- rabbitbrush
- rabbitbush