c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 62: ste.: Now, Sir, what makes you here so neere the prison? rob.: I was going, Sir, to buy meate for a poore bird I have, That sits so sadly in the Cage of late. [...] ste.: I shall finde that bird I thinke to be that churlish Wretch, your father, that now has taken Shelter here in Ludgate.at bird, n.1
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 18: iack: Two Quarters and a Tray. step: I hope we shall have good cheere, when two Caters, and a Tray goe toth’ market.at cater-trey, n.
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 63: Your husband threatened to arrest us; my Shoulders love no such clapping.at clap on the shoulder (n.) under clap, n.
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 53: Master Alderman, these two crackt Gallants Are in severall bonds to my predecessor For a debt of full two thousand pounds apiece.at cracked, adj.
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext I i: Mistake me not, kindheart. He calls you tooth-drawer.at kindheart, n.
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 7: Each Festivall day I’ll come unto thy house, And I will pisse upon thy threshold.at piss on, v.
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 38: I requested him to pull me A Catherine Peare, and had not I lookt to him He would have mistooke and given me a Popperin.at poperin pear, n.
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 59: [We shall] run at the ring of your setting-up, and you must tell us who deserves most favour.at running at the ring (n.) under ring, n.
c.1625 Rowley Woman Never Vext 9: You give away the sword, and must defend Your selfe with the scabbard.at scabbard, n.
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 63: Zoundes Knight, if the Major come The shoulder clappers are not farre off.at shoulder-clapper (n.) under shoulder, n.
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 9: You give away the sword, and must defend Your selfe with the scabbard.at sword, n.
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 27: S’foote, is’t come to this? [...] My Mistris, and honest, Hansome, plaine-dealing, serving-Creature; and she to Marry a Worson Tittere Tu Tattere.at tittery-tu, n.
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 18: iack: Two Quarters and a Tray. step.: I hope we shall have good cheere, when two Caters, and a Tray goe toth’ market.at tray, n.1
c.1625 Rowley Woman never Vext 9: The pricks, take heed of the wands, you Cannot have the pricks without the wands.at wand, n.
1978 Wonder Woman 10 Feb. [CBS-TV] Violet used to be our number-one hit lady.at hit woman (n.) under hit, n.