juggins

• “He felt an awful fool, a — what was it? — a juggins, ah! — a Juggernaut.”

  The Wheels of Chance: a bicycling idyll

• “And the little juggins ran away, on the train last night?”

  Flashman and the angel of the lord

• “Now I _don't_ like to look like a juggins, it's wot I carn't stand, s'elp my bob;”

  Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, May 7, 1892

• “Don't be a juggins, Jenny," he remarked, in a dispassionate way that made her feel helpless.”

  Nocturne

• “O Rupert, my silly little juggins, you're as dense as a vegetable marrow.”

  Tell England A Study in a Generation

• “Look here, boss,' I said to old man Moss -- the proprietor, you know -- 'You're a bit of a juggins to go on working with so much money under here,' -- and I pointed to the floor.”

  The Sorcery Club

• “Dennis yelled: "Bob, you juggins, do you want to do the lot of us in?”

  With Haig on the Somme

• “You juggins,' I said, 'do you think a burglar who wants to get into a house waits till a cab's going past and then gives a acrobatic exhibition to attract the driver's attention?”

  Marge Askinforit

• “He'll borrow money from any juggins who is ass enough to lend it to him.”

  The Opal Serpent

• “Arf the night through he's at that game, the silly old juggins.”

  Round the Red Lamp

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