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The Four Elements line 1165: I servyd another wors: I smot of his legge by the hard ars.at arse, n.
The Four Elements line 1165: I servyd another wors: I smot of his legge by the hard ars. The Four Elements line 1289: Nowe set thy hert on a mery pyn Agayns these lusty bluddys come in.at blood, n.1
The Four Elements line 640: We wyll haue bounsynge Besse also.at bouncing, adj.
The Four Elements line 1377: hum.: Then let us some lusty balet syng. Yng.: Nay, syr, by the hevyn kyng, For me thynkyth it serveth for no thyng, All suche pevysh prykyeryd song.at prick-eared, adj.
The Four Elements line 1343: sensuall appetyte: And I can torn it trymly, And I can fryske it freshly.at frisk, v.1
The Four Elements line 41: Gog’s nails, I have paid some of them, I trow. [Ibid.] line 570: If ye drynke a draught or too, It wyll make you or ye thens go, By Goggys body, starke madde. [Ibid.] line 615: Gogges passyon said ye not thus .at gog, n.
The Four Elements line 1194: Now ryse up, maister Huddy Peke.at hoddy peak, n.
The Four Elements line 417: With huffa, galand, synge tyrll on the bery And let the wyde worlde wynde.at huff!, excl.
The Four Elements line 1342: sensuall appetyte And I can lepe it lustily.at leap, v.
The Four Elements line 1151: Goggys naylys, I have payed som of them, I tro [...] I have slayn them every man.at pay, v.
The Four Elements line 637: Then we wyll have lytell Nell, [...] And two or thre proper wenchis mo, Ryght feyr and smotter of face.at right, adv.
The Four Elements line 1165: I servyd another wors: I smot of his legge by the hard ars.at serve, v.
The Four Elements line 1266: For to satisfye your wanton lust, I shall apoynt you a trull of trust.at trull, n.
The Four Elements line 637: Then we wyll have lytell Nell, A proper wench, she daunsith well [...] And two or thre proper wenchis mo, Ryght feyr and smotter of face.at wench, n.
Gentleness and Nobility line 419: Straw for thi councell, torde, a fart! Trowist I wyll gyf up my plow or cart And folow thy folysh appityte and mynde?at fart...!, a, excl.
Gentleness and Nobility line 924: Nay, by cokkys body, I use no sych lyfe, For I am content wyth blak Maud my wyfe.at cock, n.1
Gentleness and Nobility line 22: But I wold thou knewist it, for all thy krakkys, I am able to bye now all the land That thou hast.at crack, n.1
Gentleness and Nobility line 201: Here ye may say, syrs, by Goddys passyon, Two proude folys make a crakkyng, And when it commyth to poynt, dare do no thyng .at crack, v.1
Gentleness and Nobility line 175: Now here is bybbyll babbyll, clytter clatter! I hard never of so folysh matter But by Goddys body, to speke the troth, I am better than other of you both.at God, n.1
Gentleness and Nobility line 597: By Gogges swete body, thou lyest falsely.at gog, n.
Gentleness and Nobility line 276: Now well hit! by Goddes body, well hit Of one that hath but lyttyll wyt!at hit, v.
Gentleness and Nobility line 239: Nay, iwys, pyvsh and rude Jack Javell.at jack, n.2
Gentleness and Nobility line 926: Trow ye that I care for these nise proude primmys, These paintyd popagays that hold up their chynnys And loke so smoterly.at prim, n.
Gentleness and Nobility line 419: Straw for thi councell, torde, a fart! Trowist I wyll gyf up my plow or cart And folow thy folysh appityte and mynde?at turd, n.
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