Horace Walpole quotes a party nickname of February, 1742, as a Slang word of the day:The Tories declare against any further prosecution, if Tories there are, for now one[49] hears of nothing but the broad-bottom; it is the reigning Cant word, and means the taking all parties and people, indifferently, into the Ministry. Thus broad-bottom in those days was Slang for coalition. The term rat, too, in allusion to rats deserting vessels about to sink, has long been employed towards those turncoat politicians who change their party for interest
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