Dictionary of Thieving Slang, 1737
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In a WOOD
In a WOOD, or, In a Maze; In a Peck of Troubles; being in a Doubt, or at a Loss, what Course to take, by Reason of some very critical Turn in one's Affairs; or, among Canters, by being surpriz'd, and in great Danger of being taken, in a Robbery, or any other unlawful Act.
| WOOD-Pecker |
| WOOLLY-Crown |
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