1710 graffito in Merry-Thought III 8: A ’Pothecary’s Wife, Who never lov’d her Spouse in all her Life; And for want of his handle, Made use of a candle.at handle, n.
1728 graffito in Merry-Thought (1731) I 18: If the Husband had come And had seen his Wife’s B—m, He’d a known by her Looks, She’d been playing-At Hoy Gammer Cooks.at play hey gammer cook (v.) under play (at)..., v.
1728 Glass Window, or, Bog-house Miscellany (1731) C: Tis very true; for we saw Rem-in-Re through the Key-Hole [...] Feb. 3 1728.at caught with rem-in-re, phr.
1731 Glass Window, or, Bog-house Miscellany B: Old maids, in Vengeance to their slighted Beauty, / [...] / Thro' H—ll they drag ye on most aukward Shapes, / Yoak’d in their Apron-Strings, and led for Apes.at ape-leader, n.
1731 Glass Window, or, Bog-house Miscellany B2: Dean's Yard, Westminster, in Charcoal, on a Wall, a Verse to be read upwards or downwards or arsey-versey the same.at arsey-varsey, phr.
c.1731 Merry-Thought II 13: [on a tavern wall] Wer’t not for Whims, Candles, and Carrots, Young Fellows Things might ride in Chariots [...] Thank Heaven for all those Helps to Nature, Or else poor P– could get no Quarter.at carrot, n.
c.1731 Merry-Thought II 8: When I lay with my bouncing Nell, I gave her an Inch, and she took an Ell: But [...] it was damnable hard, When I gave her an Inch, she’d want more than a Yard.at ell, n.
c.1731 Merry-Thought III 5: Debauch’d by Henry Rig, Who gave me a Jigg, But not one Grigg: Howe’er he ran his Rigg.at jig, n.1
1731 Glass Window, or, Bog-house Miscellany B2: Here's a Health to Mich. Hunt, / And to Mich. Hunt's Breeches; / And why may not I scratch Mich. Hunt, / When Mich. Hunt itches].at michael, n.
c.1731 Merry-Thought III 3: I poop’d her behind, but no Body see’t, And she prov’d ne’er the worse for my using.at poop, v.1
c.1731 Merry-Thought II 10: A Ramp of very noted Name, . . . Lascivious, as the human Race could be, She could not see a Man, but fell in Extasy.at ramp, n.1