10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CURBABLE»
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curbable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
curbable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Cabinet Office and the centre of Government: 4th report ...
I am not arguing against that, but I think that in practice prime ministerial power is
curbable in various ways. Professor Smith: The problem in a sense is that it is
arbitrary on what grounds it is curbable. Clearly there are cases where somebody
...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Lords: Select Committee on the Constitution, 2010
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Poppies in the corn; or, Glad hours in the grave years, by ...
Then the flowers ; those azure stars of succory, and that canary toad-flax, and the
affluence of tall various grass ; these have worked the youngsters up to a frantic
pitch hardly curbable. But actum est — the game is up, — when, as that clearing ...
John Richard Vernon, 1872
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
iachyddes ; ucholygyddes, arolygyddes, ceidwades, ymddiriedyddes Curb, cyrb,
». genfa ; attaliad, rhwystr ; ffrwyu : v. a. ffrwyno, attal, rhwystro ; twyo ; plygu,
crymn ; cadw dan y Haw Curbable, cyrb'-a-bl, a. firwynadwy, a ell i r ei ffrwyno, a
ellir ...
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Encyclopædia Metropolitana; Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
Un-con'rl; -curnble (more usually Incurable), —curably,-cured; -cnrb, -curbable,
Shaken, -curbed, llIay; -cnrious, (now more usually In); -current, Beaum. and
Fletch, JlIilton; -curried. Beaum. and Fletch. ; -cut. UN-dumaged; -damped; -
dampned, ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
I thought her view was opinionated, so I said, “If a certain feeling is insistent even
persistent, almost un-curbable to the point you are helpless, what do you then do
? Ignore it?” She stared at me in what must have been unbelievable awe.
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A new dictionary of the English language
St F. ; -cropped ; -crossed ; -crowded ; -cuckolded Shak. ; -culled Milton; -culpable
; -cumbered; -cunning or -conning, -cunningly, -cunningness Chaucer I -curable,
-curably, -cured ; -curbable Shak., -curbed May; -curious; -current Beau.
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English Language Word Builder
... BLOWBALL BLUEBUCK BOBOWZER BOMBYCTD BOSCHBOK BUCKBEAN
CHUBBILY CURBABLE GABBROID LOBBYTSM OBEYABLE SABBATTC
STLLABUB STUBBILY SUBTRTBE UNRIBBED UNSTRUCK UPCAUGHT
VERECUND ...
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Abridged ...
Curbable, a. (Poco usado) Restringible. Curbing, a Obstáculo, restricción, freno.
Curb-stone, a Piedra gruesa que so pone al lado del empedrado de las calles.
Curd, a Cuajada; requesón. To Curd, va. Cuajar, coagular, condensar. To Curdle
...
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, 1858
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World Trade Since 1431: Geography, Technology, and Capitalism
... continue, but in the first two decades of this century the power of imperial
Germany's cartels was not yet broken, nor had U.S. antitrust legislation shown
that monopoly power was curbable in polities with a genuine commitment to
capitalism.
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Curbable, a. Restringióle. Córbinq, ». V. Check. Curb-stone, ». Piedra gruesa
que se pone al lado del empodrado de calle. CuRD, ». Cuajada, la parte de la
leche que se cuaja y se separa del suero. To Curo, гл. Cuajar, coagular,
condensar.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1827
