buckshee

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buckshee (sl.) extra rations; adj., adv. gratuitous(ly). XIX. alt. of BAKSHEESH.

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Book article from: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology buckshee (sl.) extra rations; adj., adv. gratuitous(ly). XIX. alt. of BAKSHEESH .
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