white choker

English

From the article of clothing.

white choker (plural white chokers)

(thieves' cant, obsolete) A clergyman.
- 1862, Henry Mayhew, The London Underworld In The Victorian Period
  We go in more for tradesmen, shopboys, commercial travellers, and that sort, and men who are a little screwy, and although we musn't mention it, we hooks a white choker now and then, coming from Exeter Hall.

单词	white choker
释义	white choker English Etymology From the article of clothing. Noun white choker (plural white chokers) (thieves' cant, obsolete) A clergyman. 1862, Henry Mayhew, The London Underworld In The Victorian Period We go in more for tradesmen, shopboys, commercial travellers, and that sort, and men who are a little screwy, and although we musn't mention it, we hooks a white choker now and then, coming from Exeter Hall. References 1873, John Camden Hotten, The Slang Dictionary
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