10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CIRCUMFORANEAN»
Discover the use of
circumforanean in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
circumforanean and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hey Presto!: Swift and the Quacks
As a circumforanean bricoleur (mis)directing the discursive traffic of Restoration
London, the Tubman remains a rude mechanical, an Epicurean autodidact who
prescribes pataphysically for his readers. Like Gulliver or Franklin's father—each
...
2
The Stanford Dictionary of Anglicised Words and Phrases
1603 these jviglcrs and vagarant circumforanean land-leapers, these practisers
of lieger de main, these platers at SON, Cynth. Rev., i. i, Wks., p. 187 (1616).
1603 these jviglcrs and vagarant circumforanean land-leapers, these practisers
of ...
Charles Augustus Maude Fennell, 1891
3
The anatomy of melancholy: what it is, with all the kinds, ...
But I am over tedious in these toys, which howsoever, in some men's too severe
censures, they may be held absurd and ridiculous, I am the bolder to insert, as
not borrowed from circumforanean rogues and gypsies, but out of the writings of ...
4
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
জলষেন্টিত, জলময়, জলপ্লাবিত, জলে মপ্ন, জ সে ডানা | Circumforanean, a. তুমণকট্রারী,
অস্থির, চঞ্চল I Circumforaneous, a. Lat, দ্বারেথু তুমণকন্দুরী, ঘত্তর২তুমণকন্টুরী,
সঘর্বদকৌ, সবর্ধত্রগার্মা I To Circumf'use, v. a. Lat. উস্বালিয়া-ফেল, ছাপাইয়া-ফেল,
...
5
A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
জ লে ভাসা | ' Circumforanean, a. তুমণকট্রিরীঙ্গ অহির- ঢঞ্চল | Circumforaneous, a.
Lat.1iTZ_I{ ড়ুমর্চ|কট্রিরী> ঘট্টর২ডুমণকর্টয়ী, সবর্বদকৌ- সবর্বত্রগার্মা | To
Circumfuse, v. a. Lat. উথলিয়া-ফেল. 'ছাপাইয়া-ফেল, চ ড়ুন্টুটকিদিয়া উছলিয়া-ফেল, ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
Environing CIRCUMFORANEAN, ser-kAra-fo-ri'n-yan, a. Travelling about. I
Wandering from house to house. CIRCU.MFOKANEOU8, ser-kAm-foir4'n-yAs, a.
CIRCUMFUSE, seik-Am-fu'z, vt. To pour round. CIRCUMFUSED, serk-Am-fu'zd,
pp.
... not scruple to mix the dialect of the street with the pompous, high-sounding
terms of the study. Thus, like a modern decadent, he speaks ' of stupend and
exquisite textures,' ' circumforanean ' rogues,' ' facete comparisons,' and ' turgent
titles.
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Southey's Common-place Book
52-3. Tongues spoken in madness. 192. 54. Witches worse than the devil, and
provoke him to evils which otherwise he would not have done. 55. Magic publicly
professed at Salamanca and Cracow. Stick-frees?1 60. Circumforanean rogues.
Robert Southey, John Wood Warter, 1876
You hear of circumforanean rogues, of turgent and stupend titles, of pasquils and
compellations, of parats and foliots, of kells and tunicles. You hear " indecorum "
and " catastrophe " used with an air of apology, italicised as not yet fairly good ...
Francis Fisher Browne, Waldo Ralph Browne, Scofield Thayer, 1894
10
The Pall Mall Magazine
However much we may laugh at the wrinkles of palmistry foreboding the
destinies of each one of us, and disclosing them to every " circumforanean rogue
and gypsy," there can be little doubt that certain generalities are very often true
enough ...
