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Albino and Bellama 131: Mantles and clouts to wrap their bantlins in.at bantling, n.
Albino and Bellama 131: Mantles and clouts to wrap their bantlins in. Albino and Bellama 138: Peace huswife, sayes mine host, you tatling blab.at blab, n.
Albino and Bellama 139: Then fill a dozen hostesse, wee’l have a merry cup, And make the Tinker forfet his budget and his brasse.at brass, n.1
Albino and Bellama 137: If drinking be your errand, where yey got Your last nights fudling-cap, this morning trot.at fuddling-cap (n.) under fuddle, v.
Albino and Bellama 106: The wakened Porter [...] Fixed his goggles on his youthfull face.at goggles, n.
Albino and Bellama 136: Lend me some cloth, by times harsh grinders gnawn And I will be a Tinker in each poynt, My sister must have ragges.at grinder, n.1
Albino and Bellama 55: Bishop Guts, tun-belly’d, all-pancht Fryer.at gut, n.
Albino and Bellama 104: Thou art some Fury, Hag, or Hob, I troe, That boldly ay my lodge dost thunder so.at hob, n.
Albino and Bellama 61: Many trulls, like Menelaus wife, And she such light-skirt things for chaste ones sels, With whom dissembling and deceits are rife.at light skirt(s), n.
Albino and Bellama 129: Next came the mumping hostesse, and set down A lustie dish of milke.at mumping, n.
Albino and Bellama 88: Witnesse the heaving of their spongie paps.at paps, n.1
Albino and Bellama 19: The Cyprian goddesse woo’d her sappey boy.at sappy, adj.
Albino and Bellama 52: Vat tough me vil not lye vit pimpes, And pend me’s coyne on light-teale shrimpes.at shrimp, n.
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