1788 ‘The Irish Schoolmaster’ Banquet of Thalia 7: To booze away, Old Pat would say, / And the devil take to-morrow.at booze, v.
1788 ‘The Irish Schoolmaster’ Banquet of Thalia 7: For day and night ’twas his delight [...] to wet his clay.at moisten the clay (v.) under clay, n.
1788 ‘Cherry Cheek Patty’ in Banquet of Thalia 6: I whistle, I whistle, and whoop gee wo Jerry.at whoop-de-doo!, excl.
1788 ‘The Pleasures of Brighton’ Banquet of Thalia 3: Hollo! ma’am, keep your neddy out of the way of my tits.at neddy, n.1
1788 ‘The Irish Schoolmaster’ in Banquet of Thalia 7: To booze away, Old Pat would say, / And the devil take to-morrow.at Pat, n.
1788 ‘The Pleasures of Brighton’ Banquet of Thalia 3: Hollo! ma’am, keep your neddy out of the way of my tits.at tit, n.1