1607 Tourneur Revenger’s Tragedy (1967) I iii: lus.: What hast been? Of what profession? vin.: A bone-setter [...] A bawd, my lord, One that sets bones together. lus.: Notable bluntness!at bone-setter (n.) under bone, n.1
1607 Tourneur Revenger’s Tragedy (1967) I ii: I’d hot-back’d devil to my father [...] Who but an eunuch would not sin his bed?at hot-backed (adj.) under hot, adj.
1607 Tourneur Revenger’s Tragedy (1967) II ii: There’s juggling of all sides. Some that were maids E’en at sunset are now perhaps i’ the toll-book.at juggle, v.
1607 Tourneur Revenger’s Tragedy (1967) IV i: Mum, For there’s a doom would make a woman dumb.at mum!, excl.
1607 Tourneur Revenger’s Tragedy (1967) I ii: He made a goodly show under a penthouse, And when he rid his hat would check signs And clatter barbers’ basins.at penthouse-nab, n.
1607 Tourneur Revenger’s Tragedy (1967) II ii: This vicious old Duke’s worthily abused, The pen of his bastard writes him cuckold.at pen, n.1
1607 Tourneur Revenger’s Tragedy (1967) I ii: duke: Hold, hold, my lord. spu.: Pox on’t.at pox on —! (excl.) under pox, n.1
1607 Tourneur Revenger’s Tragedy (1967) I iii: ’Cause you love swearing, ’slud, I will. [Ibid.] III iv: ’Slud it begins like a whore with good cheer.at ’sblood!, excl.
1607 Tourneur Revenger’s Tragedy (1967) II ii: A right good woman in these days is changed Into white money with less labour far – Many a maid has turned to Mahomet With easier working.at turk, n.1
1607 Tourneur Revenger’s Tragedy (1967) III v: Whist, brother! music’s at our ear: they come.at whisht!, excl.