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The Tuesday Club choose

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[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk II in Micklus (1995) 28: They would call him a hundred abusive names [...] such as lousy, scabby scot, poor rascally pedlar, Itchified son of a bitch [...] Skip kennel Scrub, nasty, blewbellied, blanket ars’d, hip-shotten, maggot eaten, round about, Snuff besmeard, flyblown Son of a whore.
at blue-bellied, adj.
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk II in Micklus (1995) 28: They would call him a hundred abusive names [...] such as lousy, scabby scot, poor rascally pedlar, Itchified son of a bitch [...] Skip kennel Scrub, nasty, blewbellied, blanket ars’d, hip-shotten, maggot eaten, round about, Snuff besmeard, flyblown Son of a whore.
at blanket-ass (n.) under blanket, n.
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk III in Micklus (1995) 38: A Jolly old cock, of Surly aspect and few words, but gifted with an excellent musical voice.
at old cock, n.
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk III in Micklus (1995) 53: Mr Jole proceeded gradually in his Schemes, and slap dash, there followed a whole troop of frecassees, ragous, hashes, soups.
at slap-dash, adv.
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk II in Micklus (1995) 28: They would call him a hundred abusive names [...] such as lousy, scabby scot, poor rascally pedlar, Itchified son of a bitch.
at itchified, adj.
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk II in Micklus (1995) 28: They would call him a hundred abusive names [...] such as lousy, scabby scot, poor rascally pedlar, Itchified son of a bitch [...] Skip kennel Scrub, nasty, blewbellied, blanket ars’d, hip-shotten, maggot eaten, round about, Snuff besmeard, flyblown Son of a whore.
at scrub, n.1
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk II in Micklus (1995) 28: They would call him a hundred abusive names [...] such as lousy, scabby scot, poor rascally pedlar, Itchified son of a bitch [...] Skip kennel Scrub, nasty, blewbellied, blanket ars’d, hip-shotten, maggot eaten, round about, Snuff besmeard, flyblown Son of a whore.
at skip-kennel (n.) under skip, v.
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk V in Micklus (1995) 89: Why should any saucy, pert, demure [...] coxcomb of a Clubical Critic, to say no worse of him, nay, any Chuckleheaded, unexperienced, raw, Saucy Jackanapes pretent to say, that this our famous History, is more triffling than any other history.
at chuckleheaded, adj.
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk V in Micklus (1995) 92: Ye Impertinent, precise, Stiff, Starch’d up, Cynical Logerheads.
at loggerhead, n.
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club in Micklus (1995) 164: Why is the king’s prick, in marking down a Sheriff like an Elephant? [...] Because it always Stands.
at stand, v.1
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club in Micklus (1995) Bk XII 278: She tipd me the Gum very Cleanly, [...] The Brimston, she wheedled so beenly.
at beneshiply (adv.) under beneship, adj.
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk XIII in Micklus (1995) 309: Though it bears a human Shape, / Has not the Judgement of an ape, / For soon as it has op’d its Eyes, / It eats, speaks, Grumbles, farts and dies.
at fart, v.
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club BK XII in Micklus (1995) 278: She tipd me the Gum very Cleanly, [...] The Brimston, she wheedled so beenly.
at gum, n.1
[US] A. Hamilton Tuesday Club Bk XIII in Micklus (1995) 308: The Poet Guzzles punch and Grog.
at guzzle, v.1
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