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Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine Qiii: Abactor, he that stealeth catell.at abactor, n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine Qiii: Abactor, he that stealeth catell. Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine ‘Parts of the bodie’ U: The parte next to the arse hole, podex.at arsehole, n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine ‘Bedde chambre with the apparell’ P: An arse wipe, penicillum.at arsewipe, n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine ‘Parts of the bodie’ Tiii: The brayne panne, calua.at brainpan (n.) under brain, n.1
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine ‘Parts of the bodie’ U: The coddes, scortum [sic].at cod, n.3
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine ‘Parts of the bodie’ Tiiii: The maw, ventriculus.at maw, n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine ‘Bedde chambre with the apparell’ P: A pisspotte, matula [...] Mingo, to pisse.at pisspot, n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine ‘Parts of the bodie’ U: The pricke, virga virilis, membrum genitale. Preputium, est pellicula, in sum mitate penis, que glandem tegit.at prick, n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine ‘Parts of the bodie’ U: A stone, testiculus.at stone, n.1
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine n.p.: Jack Bragger and his fellow, [...] a Cracker.at jack bragger (n.) under jack, n.1
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 298: The cough, Tuffis. The chincough, Pertussus.at chincough, n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 288: To fart, pedo [...] Hee that doth fart when as he will, When fart he would not, farts his fill.at fart, v.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 288: To shite, Caco.at shite, v.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 338: Excors, a hartlesse, a faint-hearted fellow, a quake-breech, without boldnes, spirit, wit, a sot.at quake breach, n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine n.p.: Cockish, lustie, leacherous, salax.at cockish, adj.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 73: Mastigophorus, [...] that is worthie to bee beaten, or scourged, they cal it knaues grease.at knave’s grease, n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 308: They call it vulgarly the oyle of Baston, or a sower cudgell.at oil of baston (n.) under oil of..., n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 308: They call it vulgarly the oyle of Baston, or a sower cudgell.at sour cudgel (n.) under sour, adj.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 569: Not altogether Iack out of doores, and yet no gentleman.at jack out of doors (n.) under jack, n.1
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 557: Faciem perfricuit He blusheth like a black dogge, hee hath a brazen face.at blush like a black dog (v.) under blush, v.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 314: A Pick-thank, or claw-back, Adulator.at claw-back (n.) under claw, v.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 554: Corvi lusciniis honorationes; Doctor Dodipoll is more honoured than a good divine.at doddypoll, n.
Dictionarie in Eng. and Latine 314: A Pick-thank, or claw-back, Adulator.at pickthank, n.
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