1604. Marston, Malcontent, i., 3. O no; but dream the most fantastical. O heaven! O fubbery! fubbery!
1619. Fletcher, Mons. Thomas, ii., 2. My letter fubb’d too.
1647. Cartwright, Ordinary. iv., 4. I won’t be fubbed.
Fubsey or Fubsy, adj. (old).—Plump; fat; well-filled. Fubsy dummy = a well-filled pocket book; fubsy wench = a plump girl.
1785. Grose, Vulg. Tongue, s.v.
1825. English Spy, I., p. 188. Old dowagers, their fubsy faces, Painted to eclipse the Graces.
1837. Marryat, Snarley-yow, I., ch. viii. Seated on the widow’s little fubsy sofa.
Fubsiness, subs. (common).—Any sort of fatness.
Fuck, subs. (venery).—1. An act of coition. For synonyms, see Greens.
2. (venery).—The seminal fluid. For synonyms, see Cream.