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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «GAMMIEST» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
gammiest in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
gammiest im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
The Amazing Illustrated Word Game Memory Books: Twenty-One ...
... MISMATED ATOMISED IMPASTED DIASTEMS MISDATES DAYTIMES
MEALIEST METALISE SEAMIEST ESTIMATE MEATIEST TEATIMES FLAMIEST
FOAMIEST MEGAHITS GAMMIEST HAMMIEST MATESHIP SHIPMATE
ATHEISMS ...
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Heinemann English Dictionary
... but of shorter wavelength than, X-rays. gammon noun the quick-cured hind leg
of a bacon pig, boiled or grilled as rashers. Compare HAM1. gammy adjective (
gammier; gammiest) (informal) (of a leg) lame. gamp noun (dated informal) an ...
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Chambers concise dictionary
[18c] gammy / 'garni/ >adj (gammier, gammiest) colloq, old use lame with a
permanent injury. [19c: related to GAME2] gamo- /gamoo, gamD-/ > combining
form, signifying 1 reproduction; fertilization. 2 fusion; union. [From Greek gamos ...
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Oxford Dictionary of English
origin uncertain; the term was first used as criminals' slang in give gammon to '
give cover to a pickpocket' and keep in gammon 'distract a victim for a pickpocket'
. gammy 7adjective (gammier, gammiest) Brit. informal (especially of a leg) ...
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The king of the beggars: the life and adventures of George ...
It's just the gammiest hole in the ull kingdom. There's one or two bluebottles
walking about in disguise every night to catch cadgers. But I can put you fly to two
or three shops and swell cribs good for a few browns, if you like to try 'em. I ain't a
...
George Atkins Brine, 1883
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Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: Fla to Hyps
Well,ofalltheGAMMiES you are the gammiest, Slowboy, to go and string yourself
to a woman, when yon might have had the pick of Melbourne. Adj. (tramps'). — 1.
Bad ; impossible. Applied to householders of whom it is known that nothing can ...
John Stephen Farmer, William Ernest Henley, 1893
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Yeats Is Dead!: A Mystery by 15 Irish Writers
Yeah, the passion. It's amazing how the gammiest situations — those moments
when things just can't get any worse — can turn instantly into the greatest. And
then back again. The last thirteen seconds of his life had been a rollercoaster.
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Survey of English dialects
... °maJ:ki 13 mogi 14 dol 15 daoli 16 aoakest, dol 17 mogi 18 5djiaji 19 gami [6o
gami-ist de: av ad the gammiest day I've had] 20 mogi 21 s.w. mogi 22-23 dol 24
5da:k, 5mizajabl 25 s.w. dol 265poa 27 da:k, 'mizajobl 28 o dol dea [=a d. day] ...
Harold Orton, Eugen Dieth, University of Leeds. Dept. of English Language and Medieval English Literature, 1963
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Survey of English Dialects: B, the Basic Material
... dol 17 mogi 18 Mjiaji 19 gami [8o gami-ist de: av ad the gammiest day I've had]
20 mogi 21 s.w. mogi 22-23 dol 24 5da:k, smizajabl 25 s.w. dol 265poa 27 da:k,
Wzajabl 28 o dol dea [=a d. day] 29 5mizjabl 30 mogi 31 dol 32 da:k, 5dizmal 33
...
Harold Orton, Eugen Dieth, 1970
... AEGINRRV AEGINRSS Galerius greasily glaziers aglitter Gaultier ligature
regality lawgiver glaziery gammiest renaming meanings rearming smearing
emigrant geranium maungier gaminess mangiest mintages steaming epigrams
umpirage ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «GAMMIEST» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
gammiest im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Abrau Durso: Tale of a Wine Competition in
... dinner consumed a band was belting out rock and roll at a million decibels and the oldest and gammiest of us were dancing like dervishes. «Indian Wine Academy, Dez 13»
