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- noun Plural form of
saucebox .
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Examples
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Are not you sauceboxes to write “lele” [27] like Presto?
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Well, my eighth is with you now, young women; and your seventh to me is somewhere in a post-boy's bag; and so go to your gang of deans, and Stoytes, and Walls, and lose your money; go, sauceboxes: and so good-night, and be happy, dear rogues.
The Journal to Stella Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745 1901
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So, now the puppy's come in, and I have got my own ink, but a new pen; and so now you are rogues and sauceboxes till I go to bed; for I must go study, sirrahs.
The Journal to Stella Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745 1901
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Are not you sauceboxes to write "lele" [27] like Presto?
The Journal to Stella Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745 1901
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Are not you sauceboxes to write "lele" [27] like Presto?
The Journal to Stella Jonathan Swift 1706
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-- So, now the puppy's come in, and I have got my own ink, but a new pen; and so now you are rogues and sauceboxes till I go to bed; for I must go study, sirrahs.
The Journal to Stella Jonathan Swift 1706
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Well, my eighth is with you now, young women; and your seventh to me is somewhere in a post-boy's bag; and so go to your gang of deans, and Stoytes, and Walls, and lose your money; go, sauceboxes: and so good-night, and be happy, dear rogues.
The Journal to Stella Jonathan Swift 1706
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So, now the puppy’s come in, and I have got my own ink, but a new pen; and so now you are rogues and sauceboxes till I go to bed; for I must go study, sirrahs.
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Well, my eighth is with you now, young women; and your seventh to me is somewhere in a post-boy’s bag; and so go to your gang of deans, and Stoytes, and Walls, and lose your money; go, sauceboxes: and so good-night, and be happy, dear rogues.
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