1684 J. Lacy Sir Hercules Buffoon III ii: fi.: Thou mun play at Rumpscuttle and Clapperdepouch with me, my Honey .at play (at)..., v.
1684 J. Lacy Sir Hercules Buffoon IV ii: ald.: Bumper! prethee what’s a Bumper? sq.: For shame Uncle, not know what a Bumper is! Bumper is the Parnassus word for a Beer Glass top full.at bumper, n.2
1684 J. Lacy Sir Hercules Buffoon II ii: A fop is the fruit of a foplin, as a Wit is the kernel of a witlin.at foplin, n.
1684 J. Lacy Sir Hercules Buffoon III iii: I am so plagued with Citizens, that I cannot have a Deer that’s mans meat, but they steal it out of my Park, my Lord.at meat, n.
1684 J. Lacy Sir Hercules Buffoon V iii: jud.: The roguish bargain he put upon me, of two Brace of Deer out of Whetstones Park; it seems a Park of Baudy-houses: Rogue! Rogue! [...] sq.: My Lord, I’ll take that bargain off your hands; I’ll give you two brace of Fallow Deer for your two brace of Whetstone.at Whetstone Park deer (n.) under Whetstone Park, n.
1684 J. Lacy Sir Hercules Buffoon III ii: fi.: Thou mun play at Rumpscuttle and Clapperdepouch with me, my Honey , [...] play at Clapperdepouch, my Honey Bearn; Clapperd pouch, Clapperdepouch.at pouch, n.
1684 J. Lacy Sir Hercules Buffoon V iii: Another Clap! his old Fellow has been a Swinger in’s days.at swinger, n.3
1684 J. Lacy Sir Hercules Buffoon II iv: She’s as ugly as she’s old: a man with all his neighing youth about him wou’d not touch her with a Pair of Tongs.at wouldn’t touch it with a pair of tongs under touch, v.1