10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRANKLE»
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crankle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crankle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Dictionary of English Etymology
G. kranich ; W. garan, a crane, and also a shank, from gar, a leg ; garanawg,
longshanked. The name however is very widely spread, and is found in some of
the languages in the extremity of Siberia. Crank. — Crankle. — Crinkle. To
crankle or ...
Hensleigh Wedgwood (M.A.), 1859
2
Sensors Applications, Sensors for Automotive Applications
... 272 nickel 156, 343 nickel-iron thin films – crankle angle sensors 417 ff –
electric current sensors 533 NiCr thin films 124–136, 337 night vision systems 17,
399 nitride removal 98 nitrogen 147, 352 noise 44 – accelerometers 283 –
crankle ...
Jiri Marek, Hans-Peter Trah, Yasutoshi Suzuki, 2006
3
Dictionnaire technologique français-anglais-allemand: ...
(mec), zigzag ; crankle; cn'nfcie.Zickzack, m.; Kreuz- bandzange, /'. — , direction
en — , zigzagging, Zickzackrichtung, /'. — , couper en — , to crankle, im Zicksack
schneiden. — , former en — , to zigzag ; to crankle, crinkle, im Zickzack bilden.
Alexandre Tolhausen, Louis Tolhausen, M. Gardissal (Durand), 1864
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A Dictionary of English Etymology: A - D
G. kranich ; W. garan, a crane, and also a shank, from gar, a leg ; garanawg,
longshanked. The name however is very widely spread, and is found in some of
the languages in the extremity of Siberia. Crank. — Crankle. — Crinkle. To
crankle or ...
5
Cloudehill: A Year in the Garden
Virgil,Georgics 1, 75. The crinkle-crankle box hedge Jim Woolrich grew his
collection of deciduous azaleas in the extreme lower corner of the property,
rowed out, two or three varieties in each row, a dozen rows and perhaps 150
plants in all.
6
A complete dictionary of the English language
A To CRANKLE, krangkl v.n. T» run in and out. ' . . . , Tq CRANKLE, kriagJrf. v.*.
To break into unequal surfaces. CRANKLE, kriogk'J. /. «A* i equality, an angular
prominence. CfcANKNESS.krangkVnfc.s. Heali, vigour ; disposition to overset.
7
The Life and Death Dilemma: Families Facing Health Care Choices
Things go fairly well until about midway through when the maze of instructions
and the object you are creating in front of you blurs into a potential disaster. You
read the line that says "Be sure to lock widget z to crankle c, but before doing so,
...
Joni Eareckson Tada, 1995
8
A Glossary and Etymological Dictionary of Obsolete and ...
P. Tm: Onnnmnr. CRANK (Du. onkmnck), sprightly, lively. A shepherd, sitting on a
. bancke, Like chanticlecrc he crowed crancke. Dowsnsnu. CRANKLE (Du.
krinhelen), any thing of an unequal surface, an angle, a winding passage, a
sinnosity; ...
9
A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
it. to bend, to crook; to crankle, to meander. Haai'mmia , f- bend , sinuosity ,
crankle, meander. Извйлистый , a. sinuous, crankling, meandering. Mani/inertie,
а. excusing; excuse. Извинённый, р. excused. Извинйтель, т. Извинйтельвица
...
10
The History of Manchester: In Four Books
... common in London — Crankles n. s. inequalities or angular prominences [from
the verb] — Cr ankle v. n. to run in turns and windings like a river [from crank]—
Crankle v. a. to break any thing into angles, as a river does its banks — Cranks.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CRANKLE»
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crankle is used in the context of the following news items.
Three unmissable gardens to visit this weekend
... borders; imaginative design such as the view up crinkle-crankle yew hedges to the elegant clock tower; and enticing water in different guises. «Telegraph.co.uk, May 15»
The crazy shapes of 17th-century pies
The same principle can be seen in crinkle crankle walls, serpentine walls that are usually only one brick wide — the alternating curves means ... «Boing Boing, May 15»
Is this Britain's perfect home?
... ponds, unusual trees like the handkerchief and tulip, espaliered fruits and a kitchen garden with a crinkle-crankle wall of handmade bricks. «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
Caversham Court Easter Egg Trail: eggcellent event by the riverside
... gardens on the banks of the River Thames taking them from the orangerie to the gazebo and under the shadow of the crinkle-crankle wall. «getreading, Apr 15»
Historic houses for sale in Kent
A fabulous kitchen garden is enclosed by a 'crinkle-crankle' wall built of handmade bricks. Fig 4: Tanyard at Boughton Monchelsea comes with ... «Country Life, Mar 15»
Annual snowdrop trails launch at Hodsock Priory and Hoptop Hall
The walled garden contains the Crinkle Crankle wall on which the beech hedge at Chatsworth was modelled. Tickets £4 (adult) £2 for children ... «Worksop Today, Jan 15»
Volunteers launch Community Speedwatch scheme in Easton
... there were frequent crashes in each of the five preceding years, including one when the village's historic crinkle crankle wall was damaged in ... «East Anglian Daily Times, Jan 15»
Easton crinkle-crankle wall restored after crash
A 'crinkle-crankle' Grade II listed garden wall in Suffolk, which was hit by a vehicle, has been restored for £10-15,000. A section of the wall in ... «BBC News, May 14»
Duke of Grafton uses R&B to restore Euston Hall's pleasure grounds
The latest landscaper at Euston is Justin Spink, who has designed a family garden beside the house with a crinkle-crankle (serpentine) yew ... «Financial Times, Apr 14»
Everything's peachy
However our wall is wavy (AKA crinkle-crankle) making for some difficult concave frame building. After pruning today, I was sure to clean up ... «The Guardian, Mar 14»
