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Damon and Pithias (1571) Fiiii: They be gay Barnikels, yet I see neuer the better.at barnacles, n.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Fiiii: They be gay Barnikels, yet I see neuer the better. Damon and Pithias (1571) Eiiii: I shal bumbaste you, you mocking knaue.at bumbaste, v.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Ciiii: Damon smatters as well as he of craftie Phylosophie, And can tourne Cat in the panne very pretily.at cat in (the) pan (n.) under cat, n.1
Damon and Pithias (1571) Biiii: Master, iest no more with women in any wise, If you do, by cocke you are lyke to know the price.at cock, n.1
Damon and Pithias (1571) Gi: Farewell cocke, before the Colier againe do vs seeke, Let vs into the Courte to parte the spoyle, share and share like.at cock, n.2
Damon and Pithias (1571) Fi: Away you cracke ropes, are you fighting at the Courte gate? at crack-rope (n.) under crack, v.2
Damon and Pithias (1571) Biii: My credite is crackte where I am knowne.at cracked, adj.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Fi: In faith Dutting Duttell, you wyll crye creake.at cry (a) crack (v.) under cry, v.
Damon and Pithias (1571) iii: iacke: That Pope was a mery fellows, of whom folke talke so much. grimme: Had to be mery withal, had goulde enough in his hutch.at hutch, n.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Fi: Here is a gaye worlde, Boyes now settes olde men to scoole, I sayd well enough, what Jacke sauce, thinkst cham a foole?at jack sauce (n.) under jack, n.1
Damon and Pithias (1571) Fi: James Christe, came euer from a Colier an aunswere so trimme?at Jesus!, excl.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Diii: Beleue her not she is a light Goddesse, she can laugh and lowre.at light, adj.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Fii: In faith ere you go, I wyll make you a lobbe cocke.at lobcock, n.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Eiiii: For well I knew it was some madheded chylde That inuented this name, that the logheaded knaue might be begilde.at loggerhead, n.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Fii: Wine, mary, that is welcome to Colliers.at marry!, excl.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Bii: I go into the Cittie some knaues to nip.at nip, v.1
Damon and Pithias (1571) Bi: car.: I was sombody, The kinge delighted in mee, now I am but a noddy [...] aris.: But I will not call you noddie, but only in iest.at noddy, n.
Damon and Pithias (1571) 81: It scrapeth off a pimpell, to ease you of the Pippe.at pip, n.1
Damon and Pithias (1571) Biii: A Pockes take these Maryner knaues.at pox take —! (excl.) under pox, n.1
Damon and Pithias (1571) Fii: A mery Harecoppe tis and a pleasant companion, A right courtier.at right, adv.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Eiiii: He is but a tame Ruffian, That can swere by his flaske [...] and Gods precious lady: And yet he will be beaten with a faggot stick.at ruffian, n.1
Damon and Pithias (1571) Gi: Such lackies meake melacke, an halter beswenge them.at swing, v.
Damon and Pithias (1571) Fi: Away you cracke ropes, are you fighting at the Courte gate? [...] I wyll swindge you both, what?at what?, phr.
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