# English As She Is Spoke/Of the Man, etc

English as she is spoke.
Of the Man. :
| The brain | The inferior lip |
| The brains | The superior lip |
| The fat of the leg | The marrow |
| The ham | The reins |
| Defects of the body. ||
| A blind | A left handed |
| A lame | An ugly |
| A bald | A squint-eyed |
| A deaf | A deaf | ​ | ​ | Degrees of kindred. | Degrees of kindred. |
| The gossip | The quater-grandfather |
| The gossip mistress | The quater-grandmother |
| The nurse | A guardian |
| A relation | An guardian |
| An relation | A widower |
| An widow. ||
| Trades. ||
| Starch-maker | Porter |
| Barber | Chinaman |
| Coffeeman | Founder |
| Porkshop-keeper | Grave-digger |
| Cartwright | Tradesman |
| Tinker, a brasier | Stockingmender |
| Nailer | Lochsmith |
| ​ | Objects of man. |
| The boots | The clogs |
| The buckles | The wig |
| The button-holes | The morning-gown, night-gown |
| The buskins |
| The lining | |
| Woman objects. ||
| The busk | The paint or disguise |
| The sash | The Spindle |
| The cornet | The patches |
| The pumps | The skate |
| Servants. ||
| Coochmann | Spendth |
| Running footman | Business-man |
| Groome. ||
| Diseases. ||
| The apoplexy | The megrime |
| The scrofulas | The whitlow |
| The melancholy | The rheumatisme |
| The vomitory. ||
| Parties a Town. ||
| The butchery | The low eating house |
| The cause-way | The obelis-ks |
| The sink | The prison, geol |
| Kitchen utensils. ||
| The skimming-dish | The spark |
| The potlid | The fire |
| The pothanger | The smoke |
| The spunge | The clout |
| The jack. ||
| Of the bed. ||
| The bed wood | The feet's bed |
| The bed battom | The pillar's bed |
| The head's bed. ||
| For the table. ||
| Some knifes | Some groceries |
| Some crumb. ||
| Eatings. ||
| Some black pudding | A little mine |
| Some sugar-plum | Hog fat. |
| Some wigs | Some marchpanes |
| A chitterling sausages. | An amelet |
| A dainty-dishes | A slice, steak[pap |
| A mutton shoulder | Vegetables boiled to a |
| Seasonings. ||
| Some wing | Some pinions |
| Some cinnamon | Some hog'slard |
| Some oranges | Some verjuice |
| Drinkings. ||
| Some orgeat | Some paltry wine |
| Some sirup or sirop ||
| Quadruped's beasts. ||
| Lamb | Rocbuck |
| Ass | Dragon |
| Shi ass | Wild sow |
| Ass-colt | Lioness |
| Ram, aries | Dormouse |
| ​ | Birds. |
| Becafico | Heuth-cock |
| Calander | Whoop |
| Stor | Pea cock |
| Yeung turkey | Pinch |
| Red-breast, a robin. ||
| Insects-reptiles. ||
| Asp, aspic | Fly |
| Morpion | Butter fly |
| Serpent. ||
| Fishes and shell-fishes. ||
| Calamary | Large lobster |
| Dorado | Snail |
| A sorte of fish | Wolf |
| Hedge hog | Torpedo |
| Sea-calf. ||
| ​ | Trees. |
| Lore-tree, lotos | Service-tree |
| Chest nut-tree | Jujube-tree |
| Linden-tree. ||
| Flowers. ||
| Anemony | Mil-foils |
| Blue-bottle | Hink |
| Turnsol. ||
| Hunting. ||
| Hunting dog | Picker |
| Relay dog | Gun-powder |
| Hound dog | Priming-powder |
| Hound's fee | Hunts man. |
| ​ | Colours. |
| White | Gridelin |
| Cray | Musk |
| Red. ||
| Metals and minerals. ||
| Starch | Latten |
| Cooper | Plaster |
| Vitriole. ||
| Common stones. ||
| Loadstones | White lead |
| Brick | Gum-stone |
| Weights. ||
| Counterpoise | An obole |
| A pound an half | A quater ounce. |
| ​ | Games. |
| Foot-ball | Pile |
| Bar | Mall |
| Gleek | Even or non even |
| Carousal | Keel |
| Perfumes. ||
| Benzoin | Pomatum |
| Perfume paw | Storax |
| On the church. ||
| The sides of the nef | The little cellar |
| The holywater-pot | The boby of the church |
| Solemn-feasts. ||
| The Deads-day | The Vigil |
| The Twelfth-day | The Visitation |
| ​ | Ecclesiastical dignities. |
| Incumbent | General of a order |
| Canon | Penitentiary |
| Canoness | Theologist |
| Chanter, a clerk | General curate |
| Chivalry orders. ||
| Black eagle | Elephant |
| Avis, advice | Honour Legion |
| Calatrava | Saint Michaelmas |
| Very-merit. ||
| Degrees ||
| A cannoneer | A general to galeries |
| A vessel captain | A great admiral |
| A harbinger | A king a lieutenant |
| A parapet | A quater master |
| A army general | A vice admiral's ship |
| ​ | Military objects. |
| The bait. | The fire pan |
| An arquebuse | A bomb ketch |
| A bandoleer | The military case |
| A fusil, a gun. ||
| Music's instruments. ||
| A flagelet | A dreum |
| A hurdy-gurdy. ||
| Chastisements. ||
| A fine | To break upon |
| Honourable fine | To tear off the flesh |
| To draw to four horses. ||