10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUFFETER»
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buffeter in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
buffeter and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Works of Francis Rabelais
Buffeteur devm assagiator di vino, a taster of wine. Buffeter un tonneau (in French
) is not properly to taste the wine contained in the vessel, but to put 'fraudulently
therein as much water as hath been taken out of it, under pretence of tasting it.
Du Chat, Motteux, Ozell,
1807
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
Budge, bndj, p. n. (bouger, Fr.) To stir ; to move off the place; — a. stiff; surly; big;
pompous. — Obsolete as an adjective. Those budge doctors of the stoic fnr.—
MUton. — s. (bouge, fur, Fr.) the dressed skin or fur of lambs. BUFFETER—
BUGS.
John Craig (lexicographer.),
1849
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A Dictionary of English Etymology: A - D
Buffeter, to marre a vessel of wine by often tasting it ; buffete, deadened, as wine
that hath taken wind, or hath been mingled with water. — Cotgr. Hence vin de
buffet, apparently wine on draught, wine drawn from the cask ; " qui vinum de
Buffet ...
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Dictionary of English Etymology
Buffeter, to marre a vessel of wine by often tasting it ; buffete, deadened, as wine
that hath taken wind, or hath been mingled with water. — Cotgr. Hence vin de
buffet, apparently wine on draught, wine drawn from the cask ; " qui vinum de
Buffet ...
Hensleigh Wedgwood (M.A.),
1859
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
BUFFETER— BUGS. BUGWOBT— BULIMULUS. Buffeter, bnf'i'et-ur, t. One who
buffets; a boxer ; contention ; attack. Buffeting, bnf fet-ing, s. A succession of
blows. Buffet-stool, buf frt-stool, s. A little portable seat without arms or back.
Buffle ...
John Craig (F.G.S.),
1848
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Dictionnaire de la Prononciation Angloise; Ou Nouveau ...
Ëuchctteg f. f. Bucofiqucs .s.f. I. Bâffct , f. P Buffeter , v, a. Buffeteur, f. m. Buffle,
s. m. Buffle , cuir. Buffle , sot. ' Buglofe , s. f. Buire ,, ou buie, f. f. Buis( , f. m.
Buisson , f. m. Buiffonnet , f. th. Buissonnier , ere ; adj. Bulbe, f. fi Buiheux, eusc ;
adj, Bulle ...
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Voice of Encouraging Thoughts
As a Christian, learn to let the Lord be your justifier, your buffeter, your shield, and
your speaker. Too often we try to plead our case before those who have yet to
have their hearts pre- pared to receive the words we speak. Note: “Those words”
...
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Salopia antiqua, or, An enquiry from personal survey into ...
Fr. buffeter. Cotgr. Buffle headed, adj. heavy, -stupid. Fr. bwffle: from having a
large head like an ox, such being reputed by Physiognomists as indicative of
dullness. Buffalo in Italian in one acceptation denotes a man who is stupid, " as
we say ...
Charles Henry Hartshorne,
1841
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
The v-rsscl in which water is drawn out os a BUL BUFFETER, bltF-sl-tltr. s. A box(I
'BUFFLE, blts'l. s. The 'same with buffulo BUM cattle; in the scriptural sense, an
enemy, powerful and violent ; one of the twelve signs of the zodiack 3a letter or ...
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pdon ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUFFETER»
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... enough goals to ensure a play-off position and the 10-point advantage over seventh-placed Chesterfield is a handy buffeter should form dip. «SkySports, Jan 15»
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Fouiner du côté des verbes
... "museau" en l'air, ou bien encorner (bovin) frapper de la corne, buffeter (aviaire) frapper avec ses serres, doguer (ovin) frapper avec la tête, ... «Courrier International Blogs, May 09»