1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 33: And I will pledge Tom Tosspot, till I be drunk as a mouse-a.at drunk as (a)..., adj.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 12: Blood, wounds, and nails! it will make a man mad.at blood and ’ounds!, excl.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 6: Dost thou not remember, since thou didst bruise me behind?at behind, n.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like (1874) 6: This was when my dame called thee bottle-nosed knave.at bottlenosed, adj.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 12: I was so afraid, I was like to bestench the place! My buttocks made buttons of the new fashion.at one’s arse makes buttons (v.) under button, n.1
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like in Dodsley III (1874) 326: I promised of late to come unto a company, / Which at Hob Filcher’s for me do remain.at filcher, n.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 40: Lo, here is gear that will make their necks for to crack.at gear, n.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 51: With them it is much worse, for the halter shall them bow.at halter, n.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 7: For a very skipjack is prouder, I swear by the mass.at skip-jack, n.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 14: Yonder cometh Ralph Roister [...] for thee he is so fit a mate, / As Tom and Tib for Kit and Kate.at kate, n.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 15: I know that roisters and tosspots come of one kind [...] And roisters and ruffians do sober company eschew.at roister, n.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 41: I fear that, when that this gear shall come to scanning, The land to the which we did wholly trust: Shall be gone from us.at scan, v.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 14: Yonder cometh Ralph Roister [...] for thee he is so fit a mate, / As Tom and Tib for Kit and Kate.at tib, n.1
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 6: If my dame and thou hast been tumbling by the ears, As ofttimes you do, like a couple of great bears.at tumble, v.1
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 30: This piece of land, whereto you inheritors are, Is called the land of the two-legged mare.at two-legged mare (n.) under two, adj.
1568 U. Fulwell Like Will to Like 18: Even Thomas-a-Waterings or Tyburn Hill To the falsest thief of you both, by my father’s will.at Tyburn, n.