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Purgatorium Hibernicum or The Sixt Book of Virgill’s Æneis Travestie Burlesque A La Mode De Fingaule choose

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[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 10: Tagg ragg & longtayl for their pray.
at rag, tag and bobtail, n.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 15: But Nees did power out his prayers / from the very bottom of his [ars].
at arse, n.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 15: The Monaghans began to quake / Stinking for fear did buttons make.
at one’s arse makes buttons (v.) under button, n.1
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 22: De Tayl least toin breame puff behind / And vid a fart blow it from thee.
at fart, n.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 22: The more she strive to thrust him out / The more he firkt her hide about.
at firk, v.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 7: Nees trotted with his forlorn hope / Where him & his blew Band to save ’em / had fleet prepared to receive ’em.
at forlorn hope, n.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 38: A Constant whifler and a Smoker / He was I and as true a Soaker / [...] / And many a Coge of Irish Nectar / God knows they tops together .
at Irish nectar (n.) under Irish, adj.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 22: And there she drinke the Deel & all / Supeing and pishing.
at piss, v.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 27: Dou pocky whore.
at pocky, adj.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 17: Arra pox take dee / Shela I think Dou art after make me / forgett my beads).
at pox on —! (excl.) under pox, n.1
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 27: Until her rider Curbd the bride- / Delt and clapt Spurrs into her side / And prickt her up .
at prick, v.1
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 21: And unto dee redend pugg / A place fere I vill hang dee Smugg.
at pug, n.1
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 27: Until her rider Curbd the bride- / Delt and clapt Spurrs into her side / And prickt her up .
at rider, n.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 36: A Sneesing harper / A very Coward & meere sharker.
at shark, n.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 18: I eat & seet & fight and flee.
at shit, v.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 4: The woods & boggs to Teig and Shone / Are Sanctuary both & throne.
at Shone, n.1
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 15: An so he smugd her up & kist her.
at smug, v.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 38: A Constant whifler and a Smoker / He was I and as true a Soaker / [...] / And many a Coge of Irish Nectar / God knows they tops together .
at soaker, n.1
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 27: Until her rider Curbd the bride- / Delt and clapt Spurrs into her side / And prickt her up .
at spur, n.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 10: Leaped to the shore a crew of swingers / Ready allmost to eat their fingers / ffor very hunger.
at swinger, n.1
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 7: That Wattle twixt that proves so fattall / To poore Macteig in bloudy battle.
at Taig, n.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 1: There was Prince of Antient fame / Bloud of the Teigs Nees was his name.
at Taig, n.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 22: De Tayl least toin breame puff behind / And vid a fart blow it from thee.
at tail, n.
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum 6: A frugall weare where they did Guard / To cut their Clath to their own yard.
at yard, n.1
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum n.p.: And den, fen dou has play’d de vagge, / To give me, as before, de bagge! [BS].
at give someone the bag (v.) under bag, n.1
[Ire] Purgatorium Hibernicum n.p.: Belching an oyster in her fist / ‘I care not dis for all de grist!’ [BS].
at oyster, n.
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