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[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: She’d break her leg above the knee, pound, click and tread as well.
at break a leg, v.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ Facetiae Americana 18: No prurient dame [...] Could be compared with Limousin at this close-buttock game.
at play at the close-buttock game (v.) under play (at)..., v.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: She’d wrestle, bang, cohabit, futuore, fornicate and frig.
at bang, v.1
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 18: And at the two-backed beast she beat the veriest whore alive.
at make the beast with two backs (v.) under beast, n.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 21: The jibby, bouser, beagle, bawd of every nation.
at bowser, n.2
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: Rasp, roger, diddle, bugger, screw, canoodle, kife and mow.
at canoodle, v.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 20: Or with his facile penis clave a virgin’s clam in two.
at clam, n.1
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 17: She was as foul a minx / As ever fondled scabby cods.
at cods, n.1
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: What shall I term that slimy pit-like orifice of sin, / [...] / A- tuppence, twitchet, coney, commodity or nock.
at commodity, n.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: What shall I term that slimy pit-like orifice of sin, / [...] / A- tuppence, twitchet, coney, commodity or nock.
at cony, n.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: She’d dance the ‘Shaking of the Sheets,’ fa-doodle, wap and shag.
at dance the shaking of the sheets (without music) (v.) under dance, v.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: And with a Holy Father, put the Devil into hell.
at put the devil into hell (v.) under devil, n.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 17: She was as foul a minx / As ever fondled scabby cods or nursed gangrescent dinks.
at dink, n.2
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 20: With dornicks so proficient that when they cease to spout [etc.].
at dornick, n.2
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: She’d dance the ‘Shaking of the Sheets,’ fa-doodle, wap and shag.
at fadoodling, n.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19.
at goose, v.3
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: [She’d] Go goosing or grousing, and if needs be cooning go.
at grouse, v.2
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ Facetiae Americana 19: She’d ‘Come the Caster,’ niggle, jerk, and ‘Hear the Nightingale.’.
at jerk, v.2
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: Rasp, roger, diddle, bugger, screw, canoodle, kife and mow.
at kife, v.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 20: Let other kingoes, lobs and yards, in adoration drop.
at lob, n.3
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: Rasp, roger, diddle, bugger, screw, canoodle, kife and mow.
at mow, v.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: What shall I term that slimy pit-like orifice of sin, [...] quaint merkin, naf or jock?
at naf, n.1
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: She’d nig-nog, duffle, snuggle, concomitate and quag.
at nig-nog, v.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: She’d ‘Come the Caster,’ niggle, jerk, and ‘Hear the Nightingale.’.
at niggle, v.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ Facetiae Americana 19: What shall I term that slimy pit-like orifice of sin, / [...] / A– tuppence, twitchet, coney, commodity or nock.
at nock, n.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 20: To this illustrious pego and its adjacent flop [etc].
at pego, n.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 20: Your pillycocks are competent for tickling mouse’s ears.
at pillicock, n.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ Facetiae Americana 20: These other virgas, placket-rackets, pintles, stunts and jocks.
at pintle, n.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ Facetiae Americana 20: These other virgas, placket-rackets, pintles, stunts and jocks.
at placket-racket (n.) under placket, n.
[US] E. Field ‘A French Crisis’ in Facetiae Americana 19: Rasp, roger, diddle, bugger, screw, canoodle, kife and mow.
at rasp, v.
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