1834 Harvardiana I 121: He could not even enjoy that peculiar degree of satisfaction, usually denoted by the phrase ‘as happy as a clam’ [DA].at ...a clam under happy as..., adj.
1836–7 Harvardiana III 123: ’T is sweet Commencement parts to reach, / Bot, oh! ’t is doubly sweet to bleach.at bleach, v.
1836–7 Harvardiana III 98: Flushed with the juice of the grape, all prime and ready for rowing.at row, v.1
1836–7 Harvardiana III 255: Have I been screwed, yea, deaded morn and eve, / Some dozen moons of this collegiate life.at screw, v.
1836–7 Harvardiana III 123: If any ‘Ticker’ dare to look / A stealthy moment on his book.at ticker, n.1
1837 Harvardiana iii 147: A leather medal his reward should be.at leather medal (n.) under leather, adj.