![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom")
Beggar Girl (1813) I 48: ‘Pray,’ asked the colonel [...] ‘is that bona roba the poor sickly doctor’s wife?’.at bona roba, n.
Beggar Girl (1813) I 48: ‘Pray,’ asked the colonel [...] ‘is that bona roba the poor sickly doctor’s wife?’. Beggar Girl (1813) III 61: ‘There’s a go now!’ cried Miss, with a hoyden laugh.at go, n.1
Beggar Girl (1813) I 14: Poor little animal, I thought it had been quite gone.at gone, adj.1
Beggar Girl (1813) V 137: Our lady did nothing in the world but stare at you all supper time; and he says you looked very toll-loll .at tol-lol, adj.
Beggar Girl (1813) I 22: To make a parcel of shim-sham ghosts and coffins, and such like blasphemies.at shim sham, adj.
no more results