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‘A Country Dialogue’ in Covent Garden Drollery 107: We will play at uptailes all; We’l dance a dance, I faith shall please thee: Up and down, and never miss.at up-tails-all, n.
‘A Country Dialogue’ in Covent Garden Drollery 107: We will play at uptailes all; We’l dance a dance, I faith shall please thee: Up and down, and never miss. ‘Song’ in Covent Garden Drollery 39: Agreed we lay’d down and tumbled Till both were weary of play, Though I spent a full share, Yet by Cupid I swear, I came off with a ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.at come off (v.) under come, v.1
‘A Country Dialogue’ Covent Garden Drollery 105: Oh love me then, thou pretty Doxcy.at doxy, n.
‘Song’ Covent Garden Drollery 29: Prey mark the tricks of this prick ear’d slave [...] Hee’d kill his King, to preserve his cause.at prick-eared, adj.
‘A Country Dialogue’ in Covent Garden Drollery 104: Such geer I think thou ne’re did see, Things that will please thee without measure.at gear, n.
‘Song’ Covent Garden Drollery 63: Hang the trade of versifying, Tis lying.at hang!, excl.
‘A Country Dialogue’ Covent Garden Drollery 105: And we’l be married my dear hony, Tomorrow morn.at honey, n.1
‘Prologue to a reviv’d Play’ Covent Garden Drollery 83: Like Bridegrooms, hott to go to Bed ere noone!at hot, adj.
‘To the Knight of the burning Pestle’ Covent Garden Drollery 78: Ralph, who humbly does each Lady greet, And layes his Burning Pestle at her feet.at ...the pestle under knight of the..., n.
‘To my friend, Master Tho. St. Serf’ in Covent Garden Drollery 84: You get the Bayes, while we get only Mocks, As you got Prizes, while we got but Knocks].at knock, n.1
‘Song’ Covent Garden Drollery 39: Agreed we lay’d down and tumbled Till both were weary of play, Though I spent a full share, Yet by Cupid I swear, I came off with a ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.at play, n.
‘Greenwich Strollers’ in Covent Garden Drollery 23: The Prizes they took, were a Londoners groat, A Gentlemans size [sic], but his skipkennels pot.at sice, n.
‘Greenwich Strollers’ Covent Garden Drollery 23: The Prizes they took, were a Londoners groat, A Gentlemans size [sic], but his skipkennels pot.at skip-kennel (n.) under skip, v.
‘Song’ Covent Garden Drollery 39: Agreed we lay’d down and tumbled Till both were weary of play, Though I spent a full share, Yet by Cupid I swear, I came off with a ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.at spend, v.
‘Song’ Covent Garden Drollery 39: Agreed we lay’d down and tumbled Till both were weary of play, Though I spent a full share, Yet by Cupid I swear, I came off with a ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.at tumble, v.1
‘A Country Dialogue’ Covent Garden Drollery 106: Zounds, and she be so mad of Kissing.at zounds!, excl.
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