1767 G. Colman Oxonian in Town I ii: I have taken care to provide you some other dishes, too, my bucks.at buck, n.1
1767 G. Colman Oxonian in Town I ii: Ten to one but there’s a riot – we’ll kick up a dust, I warrant you.at kick up (a) dust (v.) under dust, n.
1767 G. Colman Oxonian in Town Epilogue: Now hey for cards and dice! his elbows shake.at shake one’s elbow (v.) under elbow, n.1
1767 G. Colman Oxonian in Town I ii: With what joy the scoundrels lifted me in their gang!at gang, n.1
1767 G. Colman Oxonian in Town II iii: We were fools to be drawn in to trust him. He has been smoaky all along.at smoky, adj.1
1767 G. Colman Yngr Oxonian in Town I ii: Tunder [sic] and oons! what’s the matter now, honey?at thunder and ouns! (excl.) under thunder!, excl.
1767 G. Colman Oxonian in Town I ii: He suspects nothing. We shall touch him for a few thousands.at touch (someone) for (v.) under touch, v.1