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Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 176: He was seldom downright drunk; but was often [...] as drunk as a lord.at drunk as (a)..., adj.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 176: He was seldom downright drunk; but was often [...] as drunk as a lord. Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 176: He was seldom downright drunk; but was often [...] all-firedly sprung.at all-fired, adv.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 172: Well, that beats me all to pieces.at all to pieces, adv.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 151: ‘She [mother] says I have a nateral turn that way; and that I was born to be a doctor.’ ‘Your mother’s a fool.’ ‘Well, that’s none of my bread and butter.’.at bread and butter, n.1
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 135: Oh, you little rogue, Dody, how you will always get round your mother in an argufication.at argufy, v.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 176: He was seldom downright drunk; but was often [...] a little over the bay [...] half way over the dam.at over the bay (adj.) under bay, n.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 175: Noah, of old, got drunk – ay, beastly drunk.at beastly, adv.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 172: Well, that beats me all to pieces.at beat, v.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 82: A good-for-nothing, misbegotten, half-brung-up, beetle-headed scamp o’ grace!at beetle-head (n.) under beetle, n.1
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 176: He was seldom downright drunk; but was often [...] confoundedly bent.at bent, adj.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 154: Well that’s a pretty joke, I’ll be blistered if ta’nt.at blistered, adj.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 176: He was seldom downright drunk; but was often [...] confounded blue.at blue, adj.2
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 153: Respecting these three Doctor’s names / Lest you seem to boggle O, / I’ll tell you there was Whistlewind, / And Duckworth, and Pulltoggle O.at boggle, v.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 176: He was seldom downright drunk; but was often [...] a little boozy.at boozy, adj.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 39: Have you got corn enough to build that meeting-house yet?at corn, n.1
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 176: He was seldom downright drunk; but was often [...] pretty well corned.at corned, adj.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 142: ‘Gott tam!’ exclaimed Donnervogel.at God-damn!, excl.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 177: That way! well, then my head is turned about sure enough. That tarnal cider must a discomfoozled me.at discombobulate, v.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 206: Alive! eh! that’s a pretty how-d-ye-do!at how-do-you-do, n.1
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 176: He was seldom downright drunk; but was often [...] pretty well done up.at done up, adj.1
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 70: But ’tis’nt my business to run down my neighbours.at run down, v.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 43: My ribs are all smashed in, and my liver torn to flitters.at flitter, v.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 176: He was seldom downright drunk; but was often [...] confoundedly fuddled.at fuddled, adj.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 87: I’ll kill him if he ever stings me again – by golly!at by golly! (excl.) under golly!, excl.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 11: ‘Gorree!’ exclaimed the youth.at gorry!, excl.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 89: Gray-eye, greedy-gut, eat all the world up!at greedy-gut, n.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 13: I pronounce you to be a gump, and no doctor.at gump, n.1
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 168: Hoity-toity! Mister – he’s my own hoss.at hoity-toity!, excl.
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth I 189: Howsomever, by the holy poker, I’ll have a kiss.at by the holy poker! (excl.) under holy poker, n.1
Life and Adventures of Dr Dodimus Duckworth II 175: He had not even the excuse of drinking in good company, to say nothing of sleigh-rides [...] and such like occasions for taking an extra horn.at horn, n.2
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