Dimber-Damber

dimber damber dimber-damber Dimber Damber English Noun en dimber damber. en 1860 The mysteries of freemasonry John Fellows 224 Then standing up in the middle of the fraternity, and directing his face to the Dimber-Damber, or prince of the gang, he swears, in this manner, as is dictated to him by one of the most experienced: en 1868 Punch - Volumes 54-55 Mark Lemon; Henry Mayhew; Tom Taylor 61 When each gipsy Dimber-Damber Wraps him in a sheet of amber, When the smiling glow-worm skims O'er the ice-berg, singing hymns, When electric organs roar Round sad Staffa's dismal door, and the mermaid seeks her den, Eating oysters — watch me then. en 1936 The Beggars' Brotherhood Ronald Fuller 92 The Upright Man who performed the ceremony was the elected King of the Beggars, the Rector Chory or Dimber-Damber.