dog's-nose

“The sergeant asked for pepper and salt; minced the food fine and made it savoury, and kept administering it by teaspoonfuls; urging Philip to drink from time to time from his own cup of dog's-nose.”

Sylvia's Lovers — Volume 3

“friendly leads," and ratting contests in Rotherhithe slums, become expensive, when you happen to be the only gentleman present possessed of a collar, and are expected to do the honours of your class in dog's-nose.”

Second Thoughts of an Idle Fellow

“Come, give us another glass of your dog's-nose, and no more of your sermon, which isn't edifying. ”

Tom Brown at Oxford