Tosticated

I have been so tosticated about since my last, that I could not go on in my journal manner, though my shoulder is a great deal better; however, I feel constant pain in it, but I think it diminishes, and I have cut off some slices from my flannel. ❋ Unknown (2003)

If you have not your letters in due time for two months hence, impute it to my being tosticated between this and Windsor. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Being therewith so tosticated, that all their other business is dispersed, and totally laid aside. ❋ A. Marsh (N/A)

Faith, I'm so tosticated to and from Windsor, that I know not what to say; but, faith, I'll go to Windsor again on Saturday, if they ask me, not else. ❋ Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745 (1901)

My father remonstrated in vain-the passion had already taken too deep a hold; and one day he was suddenly summoned from his work with the startling information, that 'Mother Mullins' -- (so the kind neighbour phrased it) was sitting on the step of a public house, in the suburbs, completely 'tosticated.' ❋ Robert Seymour (1818)

I don't know, this is not what I would say; but I am so tosticated with supper and stuff, that I can't express myself. ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)

I don’t know, this is not what I would say; but I am so tosticated with supper and stuff, that I can’t express myself. — ❋ Unknown (2003)

Faith, I’m so tosticated to and from Windsor, that I know not what to say; but, faith, ❋ Unknown (2003)

I don't know, this is not what I would say; but I am so tosticated with supper and stuff, that I can't express myself. ” ❋ Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745 (1901)