10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLOWNISHLY»
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clownishly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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American ‘Unculture’ in French Drama: Homo Americanus and ...
... American values: Benway (clownishly) plays business, TomDooley (clownishly
) plays cowboy, Foxy(clownishly) plays Pinkertondetective. They arenot'American
' characters per se but, in all evidence, selfpossessed foreign actors consumed ...
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A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English ...
Grossaménle , ad. clownishly , severely. rigidly ,in great quan- Grosseggiáre,tm.
to brave it[tity. Grosseria, sf. blackness. Grossézza,s/.ssúme.m. thickness, bi-'ness
, pregnancy. Grossiére,ro.sm.akind of mercer. Grossière, a. gross . dull. Grósso ...
Saint Hilaire Blanc, 1856
... "tumbling clownishly" for Stephen, the place where the first suggestion of the
countermovement of the plot of the novel arose. We should return to that class, as
a student must go repeatedly and regularly to a class meeting, to find there ...
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The New Pocket-dictionary of the Italian and English ...
Crossagrana,f. a sort afstufh Grossamente, adv. clownishly, :е‹ vercly , rigidly, in a
great quanGrosseria, j. [flac/mess (lily. Grossezza , and Grossume тъ bigness,
thickness, pregnancy. Grosso, т. the biggest part; il grosso della gamba, the вата!
Giuspanio Graglia, Jakob Gråberg från Hemsö, Marianna De_Marinis, 1818
The prayer for the queen and her gospel of grace passes immediately to rustic
merry-making with a homely melody. With the knight 'clownishly clad, and his
rustic retinue we are in the world of the pastoral theology, the homely
Protestantism of ...
6
A dictionary of the English & French and French & English ...
... clownishly Brutaliser, va. to use roughly Brutality sf. brutality, churlishness
Brute, */. brvte, an animal ; rustic — , a. brutish ; gross Bruyamment, ad, [bru-1-a-
man]. blusteringlii $ clownishly Bruyant, e, a. noisy, roaring Bruyere, sf. heath ;
broom; ...
Louis Philippe R. Fenwick de Porquet, 1861
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The New Pocket-dictionary of the Italian and English Languages
... the sweliugof a river. Grcssacciuolo, adj. ill-built, ill- made. Grossagrana,y. a
sort of stuff. Grossamente, adv. clownishly¡ severely , rigidly, in a great tpian-
Grosseria, j. blackness Giossezza , f. and Grossume m. bigness, thickness,
pregnancy ...
Giuspanio Graglia, Jacob Gråberg, 1818
With the knight 'clownishly clad' and his rustic retinue we arc in the world of the
pastoral theology, the homely Protestantism of the Shcphe ra"s Calendar, of the
pastoral eclogues in the Arcadia, of Philisides with his shepherd pageant at the ...
9
Modern Korean Literature: An Anthology
All distance shortens clownishly, All questions vanish clownishly, The world won't
give a damn About so many words I want to tell. Because of these wordless
words I can't deal with my wife, My sons and my friends, So I keep my mouth
sealed ...
10
John Florio: A Worlde of Wordes
Also to trap. ALLA DISTESA, at length, at large. ALLA FACCHINA, homely, basely
, after the porters fashion, clownishly. ALLA FIN FINE, in the end, at last, in fine.
ALLA FOGGIA, after the fashion, like as. ALLA FUGGITA, by the way, cursorywise
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLOWNISHLY»
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clownishly is used in the context of the following news items.
Greek referendum: what the British national newspapers say
... not lie entirely with Greece — though its Syriza politicians have proved themselves as mendaciously inept as they are clownishly inflexible; ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Drake, Wireless festival, review: 'a complete artist'
... and likeable, with the singer pausing theatrically to look triumphant, dancing clownishly during Headlines or becoming introspective by turns. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
London Overground: A Day's Walk Around the Ginger Line by Iain …
As he and Kötting tramp semi-clownishly, or clown semi-trampishly, on their way, modes of writing succeed one other like styles of architecture. «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Bear at high noon
... away, with that heavy, clownishly exaggerated action that bears have, which is no longer comic only when they are coming towards one. «The Statesman, Jun 15»
Salem: On Earth In Hell Review
She looks clownishly ghoulish and then she pops up again in different jumpy forms during the exorcism. It works on a subliminal level. «Den of Geek!, Jun 15»
The prodigy invention
... before clambering clownishly over the students seated next to him in order to sprint down the aisle of the auditorium towards the stage. «Sydney Morning Herald, May 15»
Inside the comic world of Peter Serafinowicz: The spoof video …
He looks quite comical – a hulking 6ft 5in with clownishly big features and heavy hooded eyes – but like many comedians, he suffers from ... «The Independent, May 15»
Cameron Crowe's 'Aloha' squeaks by on charm alone
The captain is the movie's most unusual character, clownishly by-the-book and constantly bragging that she is one-quarter Hawaiian, and yet, ... «Greenville Daily Reflector, May 15»
Men Who Rock II
... way with 'primordial dankwave,' 'Wi†çh Høü$£,' 'pre-post-dubstep,' and other half-jokey subgenres that will make your hips clownishly smile. «TheStranger.com, May 15»
My horrible toupee nightmare: I needed self-confidence, and got a …
By the time junior high school rolled around, my facial features were dwarfed by a clownishly large natural Afro, or Jew-fro in Long Island ... «Salon, May 15»
