LONDON PLANE (n.) Arboreal canopy that doth impedes the progress of stagecoaches on the King’s highway.
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Johnson’s London Dictionary: Busker
BUSKER (n.) Street minstrel who doth serenade passers-by with repeatedly playing the same song.
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Johnson’s London Dictionary: Protestors
PROTESTORS (n.) Moneyed individuals who doth indulge in obstructing costermongers purveying their goods.
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Johnson’s London Dictionary: River Thames
RIVER THAMES (n.) Watercourse meandering through London once called ‘liquid history’, today ‘liquid wet wipes’ doth describe this morass of rubbish.
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Johnson’s London Dictionary: Pigeon
PIGEON (n.) Grey bird often seen in Trafalgar Square whose purpose is to entertain tourists, a bird that doth make an excellent pie.
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