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‘The Wowing of the King in Dunfermeling’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 52: And with hir playit, and maid gud game, Syne till his breist did hir imbrace, And wald haif riddin hir lyk ane rame.at play a game single-hand (v.) under play (at)..., v.
‘The Wowing of the King in Dunfermeling’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 52: And with hir playit, and maid gud game, Syne till his breist did hir imbrace, And wald haif riddin hir lyk ane rame. ‘Flyting of Dunbar & Kennedie’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 9: Thow hes na breik to latt thy bollokis gyngill; Beg the ane club, fo, baird, thow sall go naikit.at ballocks, n.
‘Flyting of Dunbar & Kennedy’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 7: Cuntbitten crawdoun Kennedy, coward of kynd.at cunt-bitten (adj.) under cunt, n.
‘Flyting of Dunbar & Kennedy’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 19: Machomete, manesuorne, bugrist abhominabile, Devill, dampnit dog, sodymyte insatiable.at dog, n.2
‘Flyting of Dunbar & Kennedy’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 6: Wan fukkit funling, that natour maid ane yrle, Baith Iohine the Ros and thow sall squeill and skirle.at fuck, v.
‘Of Discretioun in Geving’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 33: And for a huidpyk haldin is he, That all the warld cryis on him, Fy.at hoddy peak, n.
‘In Secreit Place this Hyndir Nycht’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 53: I hard ane beyrne say till ane bricht, ‘My huny, my hart’.at honey, n.1
‘To the Quene’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 60: I saw coclinkis [prostitute] me besyd The young men to thair howses gyd [...] Some fra the bordell wald nocht byd, Quhill that thai gatt the Spanyie pockis.at house, n.1
‘A General Satyre’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 152: Sa mony theivis and mycharis weill kend.at mitcher, n.
‘Remonstrance to the King’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 37: Mousouris of France, gud clarat-cunnaris.at mounseer, n.
‘Complainte to the King’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 40: Ane pykthank in a prelottis clais, With his wavill feit and wirrock tais.at pickthank, n.
‘The Wowing of the King in Dunfermeling’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 52: And with hir playit, and maid gud game, Syne till his breist did hir imbrace, And wald haif riddin hir lyk ane rame.at ride, v.
‘To the Quene’ in Mackenzie Poems (1932) 60: I saw coclinkis [prostitute] me besyd The young men to thair howses gyd [...] Some fra the bordell wald nocht byd, Quhill that thai gatt the Spanyie pockis.at Spanish pox (n.) under Spanish, adj.
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