Cataloging based on CIP information.

Evolution of the phonetic alphabet --Army slang in the South African War -- Association football -- Australian surfing slang -- Australian underworld terms current in 1975 -- Back slang -- Bird-watchers' slang -- Body -- Canadian adolescents' slang -- Charterhouse -- Chow-chow -- Clergymen's diction in the Church of England -- Cockney catch-phrases -- Cockney speech -- Colston's -- Constables -- Crown and Anchor -- To die -- Drinks, Drunkenness -- Drop a brick -- Drugs -- Dupes -- Echoism in slang -- Ejaculations -- Epithets and adverbial phrases -- Eton -- Euphemisms -- Felsted -- Food -- Fools' errands -- Fops and gallants -- Grafters' and market-traders' slang -- Gremlins -- Guard-room -- Harlots -- Harrow -- Harry -- Hauliers' slang -- Hooligan -- Imperial Service College -- Initials for names -- Interpolation -- ITMA -- Jazz terms -- Jive and swing -- Kibosh -- Kilroy was here -- King's Own Schneiders -- Know -- Korean War slang -- Long time no see! -- Loo -- Lovers' acronyms -- Mah-Jong -- Mans -- Men -- Miscellanea -- Mock auction slang -- Money -- Moving-picture slang -- Nicknames -- O.K. -- Occupational names -- Ocker -- 'Oxford-er(s)' -- Paint the town red -- Parlyaree -- Pie in the sky -- Pip-squeak -- Prisoner-of-war slang -- Public and Grammar -- School slang in 1968 -- Railwaymen's slang and nicknames -- Regional names -- Rhodesian Army slang current in 1976 -- 'Rhubarb' -- Rogues and beggars in C. 18 -- Shelta -- Shortenings -- Spanglish -- Stonyhurst -- Strine.