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Wooden World 77: Bringing him to his true Temperament again [...] with a Week’s Dieting upon Adam’s Ale and dry Bisket.at Adam’s ale (n.) under Adam, n.
Wooden World 77: Bringing him to his true Temperament again [...] with a Week’s Dieting upon Adam’s Ale and dry Bisket. Wooden World Dissected 11: He is a great Admirer of a fleet Sailor, and had rather have a good Runner, than a ship of great Force; for if he can’t take, he can leave, and there is no Honour lost, if he can come off with his Bacon.at bacon, n.1
Wooden World 95: The Queen [...] is the only Almanack-maker for his Money, who honestly stretches them out to a Baker’s Dozen.at baker’s dozen, n.1
Wooden World 30: He and his Bandogs together, make a woeful Noise in all the Sea-port Towns.at bandog, n.
Wooden World 57: It’s only his own Bags that would thrive by the Project, he getting more by one Bannian-Day, than many others.at Banyan day, n.
Wooden World 33: Those Brother-Starlings, are Birds of a Feather that always agree together.at birds of a feather (n.) under bird, n.1
Wooden World 11: If he boggle or stand upon his Puntilio’s, and refuse performing [...] he’s immediately proclaim’d [...] a Fresh-water Booby.at boggle, v.
Wooden World 14: Bubbling, he says, is the Result of sound Reasoning.at bubbling, n.1
Wooden World 18: Then ten to one but their Bullet-heads compound for the Lapses of ther Tongues.at bullet-head, n.
Wooden World 67: A Tar, after a hearty Meal of Pease, shall make his Bum rattle a Thanksgiving-Peal.at bum, n.1
Wooden World 52: His Phiz is a Beacon to all Fresh-water Sailors in bad Weather [...] he’s their sure Card at a dead Lift.at sure card (n.) under card, n.2
Wooden World 88: He that can chuse to live contentedly, need never trouble his Head what Lodgings are chalk’d out for him in the other World.at chalk out (v.) under chalk, v.1
Wooden World 51: He’s as kind to him, as a Kidnapper is to a poor Country Cokes.at country cokes (n.) under country, adj.
Wooden World 94: It’s a fortunate Day indeed, if he gets him dead drunk.at dead, adv.
Wooden World 10: How fond soever he appears of his dear Duck’s Company, he makes no tiresome Stay with her.at duck, n.1
Wooden World 86: But hold, ads Death, the Rogue, with his green Billets, has rais’d such a Funk in the Forecastle, that the Devil himself cannot stay.at funk, n.1
Wooden World 102: This, with a little Credit ashore, brings him in Gelt again.at gelt, n.
Wooden World 48: His Language is all Heathen Greek to a Cobler.at Greek, n.
Wooden World 75: A short Breakfast upon the Crums of Comfort, well settld down with a humming Stroke at the Brandy Bottle.at humming, adj.
Wooden World 94: Let us e’en turn about, and view honest Jack the Sailor.at jack, n.5
Wooden World Dissected 64: By due Graduations from the Mystery of Loblolly-making [...] swell him up to a Journey-man.at loblolly, n.
Wooden World 99: If he sprinkle a Grace over the Platter, it’s a plain Symptom, that his Maw’s out of Order.at maw, n.
Wooden World 69: If ever he’s troubled with Dreams ... then truly he oft fancies himself a mauling off the Roast-meat in Smock-alley.at roast meat, n.
Wooden World 85: He is shav’d once a Moon, to be sure.at moon, n.
Wooden World 20: Some snotty-nos’d Letter-man, the Product of some quondam Punk or Ale-wife.at snotty-nosed, adj.
Wooden World 47: A Cargo of fresh Peck and Tipple.at peck and booze (n.) under peck, n.1
Wooden World 81: A Man without Noise, is a Thing without a Soul, and fit for nothing but a Pissing-Post.at pissing, adj.
Wooden World 79: A Can as big and nasty as a Piss-barrel.at pisspot, n.
Wooden World 3: That Sage hit it best undoubtedly, who compar’d a Ship to a Woman. [...] her Pump-dale smells strongest when she has the soundest Bottom.at pump dale (n.) under pump, n.
Wooden World 66: One would conclude him a rank Knave, because none of the Ship desire to have Dealings with him.at rank, adj.1
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