c.1670 Rochester ‘The Wish’ in Complete Poems (2006) 80: Thus Bravo-like, I’ll saucilly impose / And safe from danger, valiantly advise.at bravo, n.
1723 Swift ‘Mary the Cookmaid’s Letter’ in Complete Poems (1983) 187: I have been his servant four years [...] and never called me worse than sweetheart, drunk or sober; / Not that I know his Reverence was ever concern’d to my knowledge.at concerned, adj.
c.1817 Keats Complete Poems (1976) 333: The slang of cities in no wise he knew, Tipping the wink to him was heathen Greek. He sipped no olden Tom or ruin blue, or nantz or cherry brandy .at old tom, n.
1926 B. Bunting ‘First Book of Odes: 4’ Complete Poems (1968) 90: ...yet when the fellow with the red-hot poker comes / truculently to torment our blisters, we vie / with one another to present scarified bums / to the iron, clutching sausages greedily.at bum, n.1
1928 B. Bunting ‘First Book of Odes’ in Complete Poems 7: Endless disappointed buckshee-hunt!at baksheesh, n.
1929 Basil Bunting Complete Poems ‘First Book of Odes: 9’: Only a savage’s / lusts explode slapbang at the first touch like bombs.at slap-bang, adv.
1930 E. Hemingway ‘Little Mr Wilson’ in Complete Poems (1992) 97: All the ball-less critics / All their cuntless wives.at cuntless (adj.) under cunt, n.
1931 Basil Bunting Complete Poems ‘Attis: Or, Something Missing’: (O Sis! / I’ve been ’ad! / I’ve been ’ad proper!).at had, adj.
1931 B. Bunting ‘Attis: Or, Something Missing’ Complete Poems 28: Out of puff / noonhot in tweeds and gray felt.at puff, n.
1935 B. Bunting The Well of Lycopolis’Complete Poems n.p.: ‘...I remember during the War / kids carrying the clap to school under their pinnies’.at clap, n.
1935 B. Bunting ‘The Well of Lycopolis’ Complete Poems (1868) 29: He used to cuddle me. Fat lot of good its done me!at fat lot (n.) under fat, adj.
1935 B. Bunting Complete Poems ’The Well of Lycopolis’ n.p.: Swapped your spare boots for a packet of gaspers.at gasper, n.
1935 B. Bunting ‘The Well of Lycopolis’ in Complete Poems 37: Whatever I may have done at other times / on the sly / I was in love then and no mistake.at and no mistake under mistake, n.