Based on the Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, first published in 1785 and one of the earliest collections of English slang, this funny and useful calendar presents a year's worth of slang terms from Georgian-era London's urban dockyards, slums, and taverns. Employ them to entertaining effect in your modern conversations

- Fans of Shakespeare Insult Generator or Creative Cursing will love this new collection of slang, insults, and swear words.
- 6 x 5⅛ x 1⅛ inches, 314 pages (one page a day for weekdays, Saturdays/Sundays on one page)

Captain Francis Grose (1731-1791) was an English lexicographer with a special interest in documenting the language as it was actually spoken out in the streets, taverns, and markets.