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Grand Master viii 25: I’ve really to the bad Some thousands of rupees to add [F&H].at to the bad under bad, n.
Grand Master viii 25: I’ve really to the bad Some thousands of rupees to add [F&H]. Grand Master I ii: A patent pair of goggle winkers, Conceal’d from public view his blinkers [F&H].at blinkers, n.
Grand Master 162: By chance this same unlucky wight, / Stumbled upon the self-same place, / And fell direct in Qui Hi’s face. / ‘Oh bobbery!’ exclaim’d the man.at bobbery!, excl.
Grand Master, or, Adventures of Qui Hi? in Hindostan 48: The muse now blushes to disclose / The bobbery that here arose [OED].at bobbery, n.
Grand Master Preface: And died at last with brandy pauny [F&H].at brandy-pawnee (n.) under brandy, n.
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Grand Master [n.p.] v. note, Chee chee is the general designation the half-cast ladies receive in India [OED].at chee-chee, n.
Grand Master 222: The Chota Sahib could dread no danger / From a pacific simple stranger.at chota sahib (n.) under chota, adj.
Grand Master VI. 142: Gentlemen, you may go to H—ll [OED].at go to hell! (excl.) under hell, n.
Grand Master canto vii 199 line 10: (She) smil’d, declaring that she scorn’d him, / (She might have added that she’d horn’d him).at horn, v.1
Grand Master 145: A well-known Mul. popp’d out his head. [footnote: An abbreviation for Mulkatany, a common appellation for Madras officers.] [OED].at mull, n.1
Grand Master 145: A well-known Mul. popp’d out his head. [footnote: An abbreviation for Mulkatany, a common appellation for Madras officers.at Mulligatawney, n.
Grand Master VII 184: Come, Sir, another plug of malt [OED].at plug, n.2
Grand Master VII 202: Had he the pow’r he’d change the case, / And swing some col’nels in their place [OED].at swing, v.
Grand Master 11: A patent pair of goggle winkers, Conceal’d from public view his blinkers [OED].at winkers, n.
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