An Exmoor Scolding: In the Propriety and Decency of Exmoor Language, Between Two Sisters, Wilmot Moreman and Thomasin Moreman, as They Were Spinning. Also, An Exmoor CourtshipJ.R. Smith, 1839 - 57 ページ |
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... creature troubled with fits or epilepsies to which the elk ( in Latin alce , ) is said to be subject . Q. ] Allernbatch , an old sore : from the Angl . Sax . Aldor and F. G. Bosse , a botch .- [ or perhaps from A. S. Elan , accendere ...
... creature troubled with fits or epilepsies to which the elk ( in Latin alce , ) is said to be subject . Q. ] Allernbatch , an old sore : from the Angl . Sax . Aldor and F. G. Bosse , a botch .- [ or perhaps from A. S. Elan , accendere ...
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... creature . G. The Gammerells , the lower hams , or the small of the leg . A Gapesnest or Gapesness , a wonderment , a strange sight . " Fit only for a gapesness , ” i . e . fit only to be stared at , as some strange uncommon creature ...
... creature . G. The Gammerells , the lower hams , or the small of the leg . A Gapesnest or Gapesness , a wonderment , a strange sight . " Fit only for a gapesness , ” i . e . fit only to be stared at , as some strange uncommon creature ...
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... creature that grins or laughs at every trifling incident . Gurt , great . Guttering , guttling and devouring , eating greedily . H. Ha - ape , stop , or keep back . To ha - ape , is generally applied by ploughmen , to the forcing the ...
... creature that grins or laughs at every trifling incident . Gurt , great . Guttering , guttling and devouring , eating greedily . H. Ha - ape , stop , or keep back . To ha - ape , is generally applied by ploughmen , to the forcing the ...
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... creature like a brewer's huckmuck , i . e . a sort of wicker strainer used to prevent the grains and muck from running out with the wort . The Hucksheens , the legs up to the hams , or hocks . To have a Hy to every body , -to call after ...
... creature like a brewer's huckmuck , i . e . a sort of wicker strainer used to prevent the grains and muck from running out with the wort . The Hucksheens , the legs up to the hams , or hocks . To have a Hy to every body , -to call after ...
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... creature that hath nothing else to do . To Lustree or lewstery , to bustle and stir about like a lusty wench . Note . To lace , to lam , to lick , to linse , to liquor ; as like- wise to baste , to cotton , to carry , to drub , to drum ...
... creature that hath nothing else to do . To Lustree or lewstery , to bustle and stir about like a lusty wench . Note . To lace , to lam , to lick , to linse , to liquor ; as like- wise to baste , to cotton , to carry , to drub , to drum ...
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