1886 August 7, Jeff Blunt, “On the warpath”, in Bon-Accord: The Illustrated News of the North, volume 1, page 5:
For interviewing persons ov all seckses—kranks, kulprits, theeves, poets, raskals ov all deskripshuns, sly bizness men in the prime ov life, and millunaires about to shuffle off
1919 July 1, Leslie Curtis, “Are chorus girls always hungry?”, in Theatre Magazine, page 188:
mister Coyne sed it was just a pracktickle joak to teech me how to handal vamphighers, (althow i think it is dangrus to handal them at all. keep yure hands offen 'em i say if you wanta conker in the uneekwal battal of the seckses.)
1995, Christopher Wilson, The Wurd, page 37:
There's sumthing between the seckses that neva kwite fits. So yu still hear the old arguments, effen now, about who spoke first
2010, Andrew Marx, Thank You Is Implied[1], page 20:
“Sex Changes” is a song by the Dresden Dolls. “Secks Changes” is my retarded spelling that I thought was cute and clever.
