fogrum

What gentleman will you ever find that will bear with a learned wife? except some mere downright fogrum, that no young lady of fashion could endure. '

Camilla 2008

Thomson's Spring; and though Lionel, with a loud shout, cried: 'Do you think I come hither for such fogrum stuff as that?' and ran out of the shop; the 'wrapt enthusiast' continued reading aloud, too much delighted with the pathos of his own voice in expressing the sentiments of the poet, to deny himself a regale so soothing to his ears.

Camilla 2008

For if there was one thing that the descendant of the friend of Sir Philip Sidney detested it was what he called “fogrum”.

The Common Reader, Second Series 2004

But Greville could not endure fogrum in himself or in his friends.

The Common Reader, Second Series 2004

Burney, perhaps, was a link between the world of ton and the world of fogrum.

The Common Reader, Second Series 2004

Thomson's Spring; and though Lionel, with a loud shout, cried: 'Do you think I come hither for such fogrum stuff as that?' and ran out of the shop; the 'wrapt enthusiast' continued reading aloud, too much delighted with the pathos of his own voice in expressing the sentiments of the poet, to deny himself a regale so soothing to his ears.

Camilla: or, A Picture of Youth 1796

What gentleman will you ever find that will bear with a learned wife? except some mere downright fogrum, that no young lady of fashion could endure. '

Camilla: or, A Picture of Youth 1796

I've ordered all my clothes from town; so you'll come smart; not in your old fogrum style; and bring all the girls and them ladies; and Mudd will come, I know, of course; for he knows he's one of my flirts, and we shall give a gala-breakfast, arid drive off all toge - ther in a string, from the park-gates: breakfast exactly at ten, so you must be early; the review,

The Countess and Gertrude; Or, Modes of Discipline Laetitia Matilda Hawkins 1812