10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUCCANEERISH»
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: A Work of Universal ...
703 bucaneer bnccaneel'(buk-a-n6r'),v.i. [( bucancer, “.1 To act the part of a pirate
or freebooter. Quarterly Rev. The irreverent buccancen'ng bee Hath stormed and
rifled the nunnery of the lily. Lowell, Al Fresco. bucaneerish, buccaneerish ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1899
The irreverent buccaneering bee Hath stormed and rifled the nunnery of the lily.
Lowell, Al Fresco. bucaneerish, buccaneerish (buk-a-ner'ish), a. [< bucaneer + -
ish1.] Kesembling a bucaneer. By moonlight we are creeping under the frowning
...
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The View from Penthouse B
... straight of teeth that Margot and I were struck a little mute. He was wearing a
white shirt that looked buccaneerish, as if it would billow in the wind. His jeans
were black and his high-top sneakers lime green. “I'm so glad you came!'' he told
us.
... BUBU BUBUS BUCCAL BUCCALLY BUCCANEER BUCCANEERED
BUCCANEERING BUCCANEERISH BUCCANEERS BUCCINATOR
BUCCINATORS BUCCOAXIOCERVICAL BUCCOAXIOGINGIVAL BUCK
BUCKAROO BUCKAROOS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Poems of Places: New England
There is a buccaneerish air About that garb outlandish — Just then the ghost
drew up his chair And said, "My name is Standish. " I come from Plymouth, deadly
bored With toasts, and songs, and speeches, As long and flat as my old sword, ...
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1878
Who knows, thought I, but he has come, By Charon kindly ferried, To tell me of a
mighty sum Behind my wainscot buried t There is a buccaneerish air About that
garb outlandish — Just then the ghost drew up his chair And said, " My name is ...
John Greenleaf Whittier, 1891
The Italian drew himself up, more buccaneerish than ever, his red tie flaring. I felt
a watchfulness about him as of a cat confronted by two dogs. “Look,” he said. “
You want get the machines out of here, yes? You want no talk or troubles, yes?
There is a buccaneerish air About that garb outlandish — Just then the ghost
drew up his chair And said, " My name is Standish. " I come from Plymouth,
deadly bored With toasts, and songs, and speeches, As long and flat as my old
sword, ...
There is a buccaneerish air About that garb outlandish — Just then the ghost
drew up his chair And said, " My name is Standish. " I come from Plymouth,
deadly bored With toasts, and songs, and speeches, As long and flat as my old
sword, ...
James Russell Lowell, 1904
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The Plea of the Toiler: Factors of Interest Coincident with ...
These Spanish main buccaneerish ventures in buncoing a confiding public,
under the cloak of commercial and financial enterprises, and in bringing the
system of popular government into derision universally, bid defiance to legislative
...
Levi Griffin Meushaw, 1904
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUCCANEERISH»
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buccaneerish is used in the context of the following news items.
Seeking light in dark sporting times: While We're Waiting…
It's rather Tampa Bay Buccaneerish, as is noted in the “rationale” section, and emphasizes the team's gold much more than its wine or blue. «Waiting For Next Year, Apr 15»
Wrestling Empire Joins Tag Teams With Studios
EXCEPT for the buccaneerish black flag fluttering in the breeze off Long Island Sound, the headquarters of World Wrestling Entertainment here ... «New York Times, Mar 12»
Old-time rock with Old-Country twist: Igor & Red Elvises in Palmyra
... co-founder of the Pirates of the Erie Canal, which produces the summer pirate weekend. (His buccaneerish alter ego? MacDeath the Pirate.). «MPNnow.com, Oct 10»
