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Return from Parnassus Pt I I i: He [...] gave me fidler’s wages, and dismiste mee .at fiddler’s wages (n.) under fiddler, n.3
Return from Parnassus Pt I I i: He [...] gave me fidler’s wages, and dismiste mee . Return from Parnassus Pt II I ii: Such barmy heads wil alwaies be working, when as sad vinegar witts sit souring at the bottome of a barrell.at barmy, adj.
Return from Parnassus Pt II I ii: What, a bel-wether in Paules Church-yard? So cald because it keeps a bleating.at bell-wether, n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II V ii: The vsuall Christmas entertainment of Musicians, a black jack of Beer, and a Christmas Pye.at black jack, n.1
Return from Parnassus Pt II V iv: Are rymes become such creepers now a days? Presumptuous louse, that doth good manners lack, Daring to creepe vpon Poet Furors back.at creeper, n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II IV ii: Base dog, tis not the custome in Italy to draw vpon euery idle cur that barkes.at dog, n.2
Return from Parnassus Pt II II v: How say you to the crafty gull.at gull, n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II III ii: Her viol-de-gam is her best content; For ’twixt her legs she holds her instrument. Very knavish, very knavish, if you look into it.at instrument, n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II I ii: Hath not Shore’s wife, although a light-skirts she, Giv’n him a chaste, long-lasting memory?at light skirt(s), n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II I ii: Would it not grieue any good spirits to sit a whole moneth nitting out a lousie beggarly Pamphlet.at lousy, adj.
Return from Parnassus Pt II IV i: ’Sblood, a while ago, before he had me in the lurch, who but my cousin Prodigo?at lurch, n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II IV ii: Now may it please thy generous dignity To take this vermin napping, as he lyes In the true lappe of liberality.at catch someone napping (v.) under napping, n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II II iii: I am her needle, she is my adamant, She is my fair rose, I her unworthy prick.at needle, n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II Prologue: Gentlemen you can play at noddy, or rather play vpon nodies.at noddy, n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II II ii: Must his worships fists bee needs then oyled with Angells?at oil of angels (n.) under oil of..., n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II IV ii: The great protector of the thunder-bolts? He that is wont to pisse whole clouds of raine, Into the earth vast gaping vrinall.at piss, v.
Return from Parnassus Pt II III ii: Whereas your proud Vniuersitie princox thinkes he is a man of such merit the world cannot sufficiently endow him with preferment.at princock, n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II I ii: Me thinkes he is a Ruffian in his stile [...] He quaffes a cup of Frenchmans Helicon, Then royster doyster in his oylie tearmes, Cutts, thrusts, and foines at whomsoever he meets.at roister, n.
Return from Parnassus Pt II III ii: They are pestilent fellowes, they speake nothing but bodkins, and pisse vinegar.at vinegar pisser (n.) under vinegar, n.
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