1858 F.W. Farrar Eric I 51: The ‘cribbing’ [...] was more flagrant than ever in the Upper Fourth.at crib, v.2
1858 F.W. Farrar Eric I 36: What do I care? puppy, you want taking down too.at take someone down (a buttonhole) (v.) under take down, v.
1858 F.W. Farrar Eric I 121: Halloa! here’s a rumpus! [Ibid.] 134: ‘Hallo!’ said Russell, looking at his watch, ‘it’s half-past six.’.at hello!, excl.1
1858 F.W. Farrar Eric I 25: What’s that to you? I’ll kick you too, if you say much.at what’s it to you?, phr.
1858 F.W. Farrar Eric II 217: All serene; give us two bottles of beer — on tick, you know.at you know, phr.
1858 F.W. Farrar Eric II 227: You don’t want to make the whole school such a muffish set as the Rosebuds, do you?at muffish (adj.) under muff, n.2
1858 F.W. Farrar Eric II 215: ‘There’s only old Stupid,’ whispered he, irreverently designating an under-master named Harley.at stupid, n.
1858 F.W. Farrar Eric II 230: Here! before you’re all done with your swilling [...] I’ve got a health.at swill, v.
1858 F.W. Farrar Eric II 217: All serene; give us two bottles of beer — on tick, you know.at on tick under tick, n.3
1990 T. Pratchett Eric (2002) 56: ‘If you try and knock me off, demon, you can wossname your ear goodbye.’ [...] ‘Why do you keep saying wossname?’ said Rincewind. ‘Limited wossname. Doodah.’.at wossname, n.