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Juvenal III 240: Some Sot, That knew no Father, was on Bulk begot.at bulker, n.1
Juvenal III 240: Some Sot, That knew no Father, was on Bulk begot. Juvenal V 312: ’Tho’ all the Night he dallies, ’tis in vain, It still does a poor Chiterlin remain.at chitterling, n.
Juvenal VI 106: Rank Matrons, Dancing to the Pipe, Gig with their Bums, and are for Action ripe; [...] ’Tis downright Lust, and Acted to the Life. [...] Now is the time of Action; now begin, They cry, and let the lusty Lovers in.at action, n.
Juvenal X 199: A Chap-faln Beaver loosly hanging by the cloven Helm.at beaver, n.1
Juvenal X 202: Drunk, at an Armies Dinner, to the Lees; With a long Legend of Romantick things, Which, in his Cups the Bowsy Poet sings.at bousy, adj.
Juvenal XVI 201: That judge is hot, and doffs his gown, while this / O’er night was bowsy, and goes out to piss.at bowsy, adj.
Juvenal VI 105: What care our Drunken Dames [....] Full Brimmers to their Fuddled Noses thrust.at brimmer, n.
Juvenal VI 90: Is this an Age to Buckle with a Bride?at buckle, v.
Juvenal VI 106: Rank Matrons, Dancing to the Pipe, Gig with their Bums, and are for Action ripe.at bum, n.1
Juvenal VI 120: The sotted Moon-Calf gapes, and staring on, Sees his own Business by another done.at business, n.
Juvenal III 47: You hire a darksom Doghole by the year.at doghouse, n.
Juvenal VII 140: As Merchants Gains come short, of half the Mart, For he who drives their Bargains, dribs a part.at drib, v.
Juvenal VI 91: Ev’ry gapeing Heir Wou’d gladly Grease the Rich Old Bachelour.at grease, v.1
Juvenal VI 99: For what so Nauseous and Affected too, As those that think they due Perfection want, Who have not learnt to Lisp the Grecian Cant?at Grecian, adj.
Juvenal X 205: One, who at sight of Supper open’d wide His jaws before, and Whetted Grinders try’d.at grinder, n.1
Juvenal III 50: Whose windy Beans have stuff’t your Guts.at gut, n.
Juvenal VI 106: Into the Fair with Women mixt, he went, Arm’d with a huge two-handed Instrument; A grateful Present to those holy Quires, Where the Mouse guilty of his Sex retires.at two-handed, adj.
Juvenal VI 106: Into the Fair with Women mixt, he went, Arm’d with a huge two-handed Instrument; A grateful Present to those holy Quires, Where the Mouse guilty of his Sex retires.at instrument, n.
Juvenal III 35: From thence return’d, their sordid Avarice rakes In Excrements again, and hires the Jakes.at jakes, n.1
Juvenal XVI 201: Their cause they to an easier issue put: They will be heard, or they lug out and cut.at lug out (v.) under lug, v.1
Juvenal VI 106: Into the Fair with Women mixt, he went, Arm’d with a huge two-handed Instrument; A grateful Present to those holy Quires, Where the Mouse guilty of his Sex retires.at mouse, n.
Juvenal III 51: Chas’d from their Woods and Bogs the Padders come To this vast City.at padder, n.1
Juvenal VI 93: The Poor [...] Will pinch, to make the Singing-Boy a Treat. The Rich to buy him, will refuse no price: And stretch his Quail-pipe till they crack his Voice.at quail pipe, n.
Juvenal III 49: Bless the good Gods, and think thy chance is rare / To have a Piss-pot only for thy share.at pisspot, n.
Juvenal VII 135: If one piece thou take, That must be cantled, and the Judge go snack.at go snack(s) (v.) under snack, n.1
Juvenal III 39: We live not on the Square with such as these.at on the square under square, adj.
Juvenal VI 96: She writes Love-Letters to the Youth in Grace; / Nay tips the wink before the Cuckold’s Face.at tip, v.3
Juvenal II 22: Flavia may now and then turn up for Bread, But chastly with Catulla lies a Bed. Your Hispo acts both Sexes parts, before A Fornicator; and behind, a Whore.at turn up, v.1
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