Lord, how they stink of Paint and Pox, faugh Mrs. Driv.

a Woman of my Beauty, and five Thousand Pound, marry a Merchanta little, petty, dirty-heel'd Merchant; faugh, I'd rather live a Maid all the days of my life, or be sent to a Nunnery, and that's Plague

you understand your Pen and Ink, how to count your dirty Money, trudge to and fro chaffering of base commodities, and cozening those you deal with, till you sweat and stink again like an o'er heated Cook, faugh, I smell him hither.

As well take some mighty athlete with muscles of steel, rig him up with purple drapery and meretricious ornament, rouge and powder his cheeks; faugh, what an object one would make of him with such defilements!"[105] But meretricious ornament was popular, and poets, historians, and orators alike scrambled to see who could most adorn his speech.

'Faix, I told him he might as well Faugh a ballaghmake a rid road, and get out of that, with his bowings and his crossings, and his Popery made asy for small minds, for there was a gun a-field that would wipe his eye,maning yourself, ye Prathestant.'

faugh!, foh!^, ugh!, Phr. non libet

'Faugh,' said Elzevir, 'tis a poor beast has lost his foothold.'

An unwashed memory,faugh!

" "Faugh," said Mr. Stevens, with a look of disgust; "you kissed a nigger!

Where is your ergo, Master Conrad? Faugh!

Of aversion; foh! faugh!

Some readers very improperly omit the sound of r from many words to which it pertains; pronouncing or as awe, nor as knaw, for as faugh, and war as the first syllable of water.

'And a porter's daughter!' 'Faugh, I don't believe it.'

"Faugh!" said Eric, taking a long breath as they got out again into the moonlight, "what a poisonous place!

Faugh, he had nothing to do with it.