"stab-rag" meaning in English

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          "text": "In conclusion, the bottom on the jacket, and the button-holes, companions thereto, would baffle the criticism of the most hyper-fastidious stab-rag; and the shirt collar, with every other detail—never forgetting the chiaro-scuro—are equal to any of the preceding.",
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        "(obsolete, military, British, slang) A regimental tailor."
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