Amaracus, a page of Cynarus, King of Cyprus, was so afflicted at having accidentally broken a vase which he was entrusted, and thus spilling a very precious ointment which it contained, that he died of grief, and the pitying gods changed him into the fragrant marjorum.

Well, then, you're like a young bear, all your sorrows to come—that's all, my hearty, replied he. When you get on board, you'll find monkey's allowance—more kicks than half-pence.[…]]

Where are those teenagers going at this time of night? Up to no good, I'll be bound!

The symbol may be expressed antisocially by carrying a liquor flask, a switch-bladed knife, or a zip gun.