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Refusal 44: Adod! I’ll have a little more of her —.at adod!, excl.
Refusal 44: Adod! I’ll have a little more of her —. Refusal 9: They had me all Bob as a Robin: In short, being out of my Money, I was forced to come the Castor, and tumbled for Five Hundred dead.at bob, v.1
Refusal 13: Hey-day! What is Marriage a Bubble too?at bubble, n.1
Refusal 64: Ha! ha! I-gad this is a pleasant Question indeed.at egad!, excl.
Refusal 15: Pshah! a meer Flash in the Pan.at flash in the pan, n.
Refusal 37: Not being in the least apprehensive either of the Stocks rising to that Price, or that this Rattle-headed Fellow could possiby make such a Fortune in that time.at rattle-head, n.
Refusal 35: She’s in a high Miff.at miff, n.
Refusal 43: Odsbodlikins, Mr. Frankly, you are an ingenious Gentleman.at odsbobs! (excl.) under ods, n.
Refusal 10: The queer Cull promises to advance me t’other three, and bring me home, provide you will let him sneak into your List for a cool Thousand.at queer cull (n.) under queer, adj.
Refusal 9: I owe Crop the Lender a Brace, and if I have a single Simon to pay him, rot me.at simon, n.1
Refusal 16: I rais’d my Fortune, Sir, as Milo lifted the Bull, by sticking to it every day [...] I sous’d them with Premiums, Child, and laid them on thick when the Stock was low.at stick to, v.
Refusal 16: I rais’d my Fortune, Sir, as Milo lifted the Bull, by sticking to it every day [...] I sous’d them with Premiums, Child, and laid them on thick when the Stock was low.at thick, adv.
Refusal 42: Since our Men of Quality are got so thick into Change-Alley, who knows but in time a great Man’s Word may go as far as a Tradesman’s?at thick, adj.
Refusal 44: Ah! it’s a wheedling Toad!at toad, n.
Refusal III (1777) 49: Sir Gilb. Are you peery, as the cant is? In short do you know what I would be at now? Char. Will you give leave to guess, Sir? at peery, adj.
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