1680 Behn Disappointment VI 179: His daring Hand that Altar seiz’d, Where Gods of Love do sacrifice: That Awful Throne, that Paradice Where Rage is calm’d.at altar of hymen, n.
1680 Behn Disappointment VI 179: That Fountain where Delight still flows, And gives the Universal World Repose.at fountain (of love), n.
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment II i: If I ever blow you, blast me! You know me better – if one word goes through my head-rails, the devil blow me to jillkicker.at blow, v.1
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I i: By my shoul! It’s a very fine sight if a body could but feel it.at body, n.
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I v: Nae mare me hoose sal be a resaptacle for thieves, ye preckloose cabbaging sins o’ hoors.at cabbage, v.1
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment II iv: This sort of chit-chat keeps us at long shot.at chitchat, n.1
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I iii: racoon [negro]: I must go dis instant and settle de place of meeting. placket: Can you leave me so soon, my dear Cooney?.at coon, n.
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I iii: Dad, I’ll dress her off as fine as de Queen of Shebey.at dad, n.1
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I i: The letter will do to a tittle, but what the devil’s this ancient, worm-eaten piece?at what the devil...?, phr.
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I iii: Oh, how joyful shall I be, / When I get de money. / I will bring it all to dee; / Oh, my diddling honey.at diddle, v.2
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I i: Egad! you might have said Noah’s-ark [...] for it looks old enough.at egad!, excl.
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I i: I’ll immediately to the attorney-general, and lodge an information against you and hang you every mother’s son!at every mother’s son, n.
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I ii: Give us none of your gum, you spawlpeen of perdition!at gum, n.1
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment II iv: If ever I blow you, blast me! If one word goes through my head rails, the devil blow me to Halifax.at Halifax, n.
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment II i: If I ever blow you, blast me! You know me better – if one word goes through my head-rails, the devil blow me to jillkicker.at head rails (n.) under head, n.
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I iii: Oh, how joyful shall I be, / When I get de money. / I will bring it all to dee; / Oh, my diddling honey.at honey, n.1
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I i: quad: What sum do you imagine Mr. Rattletrap, will be necessary for each to deposit? rat: O trifling, trifling, I suppose about half a Joe per man.at joe, n.2
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I i: As for McSnip, he intends to knock off business, go to England and purchase a title.at knock off, v.
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment I v: Nae mair my hoose wil be a resaptacle for thieves, ye prackloose [sic] sins o’ hoores!at prick-(the-)louse (n.) under prick, v.2
1767 ‘Andrew Barton’ Disappointment II iv: But tell us, Moll, how the devil did you pump it out of him?at pump, v.