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Description of England 150: There is such headie ale [...] commonlie called huffe-cappe, the mad dog, father-whoresome, angels food, dragons milke, go-by-the-wall, stride-wide, and lift-leg.at angel’s food (n.) under angel, n.
Description of England 150: There is such headie ale [...] commonlie called huffe-cappe, the mad dog, father-whoresome, angels food, dragons milke, go-by-the-wall, stride-wide, and lift-leg. in Description of England 152: It may be that diuers of them liuing at home, with hard and pinching diet, small drinke, and some of them hauing scarce inough of that, are soonest ouertaken when they come vnto such bankets; howbeit they take it generallie as no small disgrace if they happen to be cupshotten.at cupshot (adj.) under cup, n.
Description of England 150: There is such headie ale [...] commonlie called huffe-cappe, the mad dog, father-whoresome, angels food, dragons milke, go-by-the-wall, stride-wide, and lift-leg.at mad dog, n.
Description of England 150: There is such headie ale [...] commonlie called huffe-cappe, the mad dog, father-whoresome, angels food, dragons milke, go-by-the-wall, stride-wide, and lift-leg.at go by the wall (n.) under go, v.
Description of England 150: There is such headie ale [...] commonlie called huffe-cappe, the mad dog, [...] stride-wide, and lift-leg.at huffcap, n.
Description of England 150: There is such headie ale [...] commonlie called huffe-cappe, the mad dog, father-whoresome, angels food, dragons milke, go-by-the-wall, stride-wide, and lift-leg.at lift-leg (n.) under lift, v.
Description of England 150: It is incredible to say how our malt-bugs lug at this liquor .at maltworm (n.) under malt, n.
in Description of England 152: It may be that diuers of them liuing at home, with hard and pinching diet, small drinke, and some of them hauing scarce inough of that, are soonest ouertaken when they come vnto such bankets; howbeit they take it generallie as no small disgrace if they happen to be cupshotten.at overtaken, adj.
in Description of England (1877) 155: The other hath little or no floure left therein at all, howbeit he calleth it Panem Cibarium, and it is [...] the woorst and weakest of all the other sorts.at pannam, n.
Description of England in Oliphant New Eng. ii 2: Amongst the new substantives are snapper (pistol) butt-end [F&H].at snappers, n.1
Description of England 150: There is such headie ale [...] commonlie called huffe-cappe, the mad dog, father-whoresome, angels food, dragons milke, go-by-the-wall, stride-wide, and lift-leg.at stride-wide, n.
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