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"double-shuffle" Definition

  1. a low, shuffling, noisy dance, common amongst costermongers. Sometimes called “cellar flap,” from its being danced by the impecunious on the cellar-flaps of public-houses, outside which they must perforce remain.

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Position in the dictionary: 1045 of 4022 slang words.
Next words in the dictionary: doublet, doughy, douse, dove-tart, dovercourt, dowd, dowlas, down, down the road, down to the ground
Previous words in the dictionary: double up, double lines, double cross, double, dot and go one, dossing-ken, doss, dose, dookin, donkey

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