"purser rigged and parish damned" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "purser (“ship mate in charge of accounting for passengers aboard”) + rigged (“fixed”) + parish (“meaning church community ashore”) + damned (“forsaken”).",
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        "Having joined the United States Navy, either because of destitution or in order to flee problems on land."
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        "(obsolete, nautical, slang) Having joined the United States Navy, either because of destitution or in order to flee problems on land."
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{
  "etymology_text": "purser (“ship mate in charge of accounting for passengers aboard”) + rigged (“fixed”) + parish (“meaning church community ashore”) + damned (“forsaken”).",
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        "(obsolete, nautical, slang) Having joined the United States Navy, either because of destitution or in order to flee problems on land."
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