moll buzzer
moll buzzer noun: a petty criminal who accompanies a female pickpocket.
Noun
moll buzzer (plural moll buzzers)
- A petty criminal who accompanies a female pickpocket.
- Habitual criminal Molly Holbrook "has taken as her companion one Jim Hoya who is known to the police detectives as a moll buzzer, a man who follows a female pickpocket about, and receives from her the 'leathers' taken from a woman in public gatherings."1874 July 26, Chicago Daily Tribune
Forms of moll buzzer
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Questions about moll buzzer
- What does moll buzzer mean?
- Moll buzzer means a petty criminal who accompanies a female pickpocket.
- What part of speech is moll buzzer?
- Moll buzzer is a noun.
- What is the plural of moll buzzer?
- The plural of moll buzzer is moll buzzers.
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