1837 R.P. Robinson Life and Conversations 11: The damsels are remarkably plump—with shining faces, and often bunged up as to one eye.at bunged up, adj.
1837 R.P. Robinson Life and Conversations 7: Let her [a courtezan] go back into her old business—open house and make her living by her trade, like an honest woman.at business, n.
1837 R.P. Robinson Life and Conversations 5: The public is a d----d, long eared ass, Sir!at long-eared, adj.
1837 R.P. Robinson Life and Conversations 6: I sigh for the Manhattan fleshpots.at fleshpot (n.) under flesh, n.
1837 R.P. Robinson Life and Conversations 17: In the gay assemblages to which my inclination often bore me, I met with many inducements to dissipation.at gay, adj.
1837 R.P. Robinson Life and Conversations 11: An adequate supply of Paddies, negroes, hogs, dogs, cats, &c.at Paddy, n.