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Satiromastix I ii: You browne-bread-mouth skinker.at brown bread, adj.1
Satiromastix I ii: You browne-bread-mouth skinker. Satiromastix III i: Cub, doe not scorne mee because I goe in Stage, in Buffe.at buff, n.1
Satiromastix III i: If I might ha my wil, thou shouldst not put thy spoone into that bumble-broth (for indeede Ide taste her my selfe).at bumble-broth (n.) under bumble, v.
Satiromastix III i: Let not thy tongue play so hard at hot-cockles.at play at hot cockles (v.) under cockles, n.
Satiromastix III i: He shall follow you, he shall dog you good.at dog, v.1
Satiromastix I ii: Holde vp thy hand, I ha seene the day thou didst not scorne to holde vp thy golles.at goll, n.1
Satiromastix I ii: Ile shake the gull-groper out of his tan’d skinne.at gull-groper, n.
Satiromastix IV ii: Charge one of them to take vp the Buckllers, against that hayre-monger Horace.at hair-monger (n.) under hair, n.
Satiromastix III i: Name one Madge-owlet, name one.at Madge Howlet, n.
Satiromastix I ii: blunt: Nay prethee deare Tucca, come you shall shake — tucca: Not handes with great Hunkes there.at hunks, n.
Satiromastix V ii: Make a Campe royall of fashion-mongers quake at your paper Bullets.at -monger, sfx
Satiromastix III i: Dost thou loue that mother Mumble-crust, dost thou?at mumble-crust (n.) under mumble, v.
Satiromastix II ii: And when he had done, made Poules-worke of it.at paul’s work, n.
Satiromastix V ii: Your face full of pockey-holes and pimples.at pocky, adj.
Satiromastix II i: A Rebato [i.e. a linen-covered wire frame to which a ruff was pinned] must be poaked; now many women weare Rebatoes, and many that weare Rebatoes – Must be poakt.at poke, v.
Satiromastix V ii: I haue layde roddes in Pisse and Vinegar for thee.at rod in piss (n.) under rod, n.
Satiromastix II i: Heere is Sir Adam Prickshaft, a sentleman [sic] of a very good braine, and well headed: you see he shootes his bolt sildome, but when Adam lets goe, he hits.at shoot one’s bolt (v.) under shoot, v.
Satiromastix IV ii: A Gentleman, or an honest Cittizen, shall not sit in your pennie-bench Theaters, with his Squirrell, by his side cracking nuttes.at squirrel, n.
Satiromastix III i: Little Adam shee shall bee thy Eeue, for lesse then an Apple [...] send her some token, shee’s greedie, shee shall take it, doe, send, thou shalt sticke in her (Prickeshaft) but send.at stick, v.
Satiromastix IV iii: omn.: Excellent. tuc.: Super Super-excellent.at super, adv.
Satiromastix Epilogue: As if they had the tooth-ach: vds-foote.at ud, n.
Satiromastix III i: Ile holde my life thou art struck with Cupids Birde-bolt, my little Prickshaft, art? Dost thou loue that mother Mumble-crust, dost thou? dost thou long for that whim-wham?at whim-wham, n.
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