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Laugh and Be Fat 117: I do not give a Fart for your Punch without Nantz.at not care a fart, v.
Laugh and Be Fat 117: I do not give a Fart for your Punch without Nantz. Laugh and Be Fat 128: I shall not care one Jot / For all the kind of Allurements you have got, / Beneath that modest Veil the Petticoat.at not care a jot, v.
Laugh and Be Fat 28: Adsheart, says his Majesty’s Representative.at adsheart! (excl.) under ads, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 71: Adsheartliwounds, cries Roger, none of mine, you wicked Baggage you whose is she then?at ad’s (heart’s) wounds! (excl.) under ads, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 13: The Merchant, not long since took of me a very pleasant little Tenement, which he was to occupy without any Let, Hindrance, or Molestation.at apartment (to let), n.
Laugh and Be Fat 138: This Son of Mars, / Ne’r hung an Arse, / Or turn’d his Tail.at hang an arse under arse, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 7: He was forc’d [...] to return home Puffing and Blowing, having nothing left but Batchelor’s Fare, viz. Bread and Cheese, and Kisses for his Sunday’s Dinner.at bachelor’s fare (n.) under bachelor, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 27: The talkative Congregation might be undeceiv’d, and return home to their warm Beds, and there with their Husbands, fall to the old Trade of Basket-making.at basket-making (n.) under basket, n.1
Laugh and Be Fat 114: Farewell damn’d Stygian Juice, that doth bewitch / From the Court-Bawd, down to the Common-Bitch.at bitch, n.1
Laugh and Be Fat 142: On a Wool-Comber, who was hang’d for Sheep-Stealing. Beneath this Gallows lies Tom Kemp, / Who’d liv’d by Wool, and dy’d by Hemp; / The Fleece would not suffice the Glutton, / But with it he must steal the Mutton; / Had he but work’d, and liv’d uprighter, / He’d ne’er been hang’d for a Sheep-biter.at sheep-biter (n.) under bite, v.
Laugh and Be Fat 7: He came to a pretty neat Box which stood by the Highway-Side.at box, n.1
Laugh and Be Fat 25: Knowing that his Bundle of Rue would be highly provoked at his Transgression, he bethought himself of a Project that might cease her Clamours.at bundle, n.1
Laugh and Be Fat 27: He had more Wit in his Anger, than to revenge himself of an ill Tongue, by burning his Peace-maker. [Ibid.] 89: No sooner had he found that she had burnt his Pope, but he presently concluded [...] that instead of a Maiden-head, she had given him for his Five Guineas, a confounded Clap.at burn, v.
Laugh and Be Fat 79: The Wife consented and the Business being done with Jerk, he gave her Directions how she should manage the Matter.at business, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 1: Leaving his pretty House-keeper to prepare the Cacklers.at cackler, n.2
Laugh and Be Fat 52: The ravenous CatchPoles, (those Blood-Hounds, or Jack-Calls, who hunt down the Prey for that tyrannick Beast, a Usurer).at catchpole, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 21: Then thou may’st e’en dress thy self, says the old Chap.at chap, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 155: And to Ben’s, there’s a chirrupping Cup; / Let’s comfort our Hearts, ev’ry Man his two Quarts.at chirruper, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 106: Dull Cit, and thick-skull’d Aldermen arise.at cit, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 19: As he was thus searching, pretendly for the Creepers, up he starts.at creeper, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 105: Near to the Rose, where Punks in Number flock / To pick up Cullies to increase their Stock.at cully, n.1
Laugh and Be Fat 19: The old Cuss fell to peeping in the Seams and Gathers.at cuss, n.1
Laugh and Be Fat 132: Damn Whores, I’d not give Three-pence for a T--t.at damn, adj.
Laugh and Be Fat 131: As you for Drinking, Neighbour, or for Eating? / You’ll always make one stay, the Duce is in ye.at deuce, the, phr.
Laugh and Be Fat 89: No sooner had he found that she had burnt his Pope, but he presently concluded [...] that instead of a Maiden-head, she had given him for his Five Guineas, a confounded Clap.at put the devil into hell (v.) under devil, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 107: The Prince then enters on the Stage [...] He shakes the Dome, and tears his Lungs with Verse.at dome, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 26: The frightened Wife [...] made a lamentable Out-cry among the Neighbourhood, That her Husband had murder’d himself by cutting off his Doolittle.at doolittle, n.
Laugh and Be Fat 91: The Judge’s lady [...] sent immediately for the Dutch Tooth-Drawer.at Dutch, adj.2
Laugh and Be Fat 83: A young Lady of the Town, who had fired her Tail by an immoderate Resignation of her Favours.at fire, v.1
Laugh and Be Fat 83: A young Lady of the Town, who had fired her Tail by an immoderate Resignation of her Favours, have privately taken a Lodging in the same House.at fire, v.1
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