1794 R. Cumberland Jew I i: And when my monies is all gone, what shall I be then? An ass, a fool, a jack-a-dandy!at jack-a-dandy, n.
1794 R. Cumberland Jew V i: When Lawyer Dash has pen and ink at hand, and a will under his thumb, he’ll dash you in or dash you out in a crack.at in a crack under crack, n.1
1794 R. Cumberland The Jew IV i: Damn it! do you think I wou’d stand by and hear my master abus’d.at damn it!, excl.
1794 R. Cumberland Jew IV i: You are very high, Sir; I am afraid your unexpected good fortune has rather intoxicated you.at high, adj.1
1794 R. Cumberland Jew I i: Here comes one that supersedes all other visitors – old Sheva, the rich Jew, the merest muck-worm in the city of London.at muck-worm, n.