1683 R. Dixon Canidia v 8: To Dirty Whores give your respect. / Annyseed Robin, or Pudding-Pye-Doll.at aniseed Robin, n.
1683 R. Dixon Canidia v 86: Catamits, Bardashes, Orphean Boys, / Lustful Trinkets and Toys.at bardash, n.
1683 R. Dixon Canidia i ii: We treat mad-Bedlams, Toms, and Besses, With ceremonies and caresses.at Tom of Bedlam, n.
1683 R. Dixon Canidia i 34: If a By-blow comes, she is to hide it, / The dam must marry, simper, Bride it; / Put the Bastard out to Nurse, / Or strangle it, ’tis none the worse.at by-blow, n.
1683 R. Dixon Canidia v 29: He trusts abroad, and he trusts at Home, / Rich Goods and Bastards take up Room. / Alas, saies the Bawd, it was his doom, / Poor man, let him hang out the Broom.at hang out the broom (v.) under broom, n.1
1683 R. Dixon Canidia ii 49: What think ye of those dainty Dames, / That patch and paint, to kindle Flames? / By open Harlotry t’entice ye, / Clap ye, Pox ye, and Spice ye.at clap, v.1
1683 R. Dixon Canidia iv 49: She there lies Leager, / Till she can find another, eager / Upon the Business, some hot Shot / That has a mind to go to th’ Pot.at hot-shot, n.
1683 R. Dixon Canidia II 23: Hired-Servants bargain wisely, / From six to six, knock off precisely.at knock off, v.
1683 R. Dixon Canidia iv 49: She there lies Leager, / Till she can find another, eager / Upon the Business, some hot Shot / That has a mind to go to th’ Pot.at pot, n.1
1683 R. Dixon Canidia ii 49: What think ye of those dainty Dames, / That patch and paint, to kindle Flames? / By open Harlotry t’entice ye, / Clap ye, Pox ye, and Spice ye.at spice, v.1
1683 R. Dixon Canidia ii 23: Though lord and Lady have the Squirt, / Leav’um in the Dark and Dirt.at squirt, n.