9 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DORTINESS»
Discover the use of
dortiness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dortiness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Planter's Guide; or, a practical essay on the best ...
... poor, and gravelly soils about a place, where nothing else will vegetate, it is
important to discover some method of obviating what the Scotch gardeners call
this singular “ dortiness” in its character.* It seems plain that it proceeds from a
great ...
But we, when that ybrint were our kind lands, Carryit ower fremmit seas and
diverse strands, The dortiness of Achilles' offspring In bondage, under the proud
Pyrrhus young, By force19 sustainit thraldom mony a day, Till he at last ensuit ...
Virgil, Gordon Kendal, Modern Humanities Research Association, 2011
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English Language Word Builder
... ISOPTERAN BANDOLEER BRASILEIN CARBONISE CASEATION
CERATODUS COBALTINE CORNEITIS CRETINISE DEAMINATE DECURSION
DENTALIUM DETONABLE DIAERETIC DIETARIAN DIPTEROUS DORTINESS
EGLANTINE ...
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
... after it. dotting present participle of DOT dotty o adj (dottier, dottiest) colloq silly;
crazy. • dortily adverb. • dortiness noun. • dotty about someone or something
infatuated with them or it. double /'dAbal/ o adj 1 made up of two similar parts ...
... DEKLNNRUY DEKNNOTTU DEKNOORTU DEKNORRUV opsonised
opsonized woodiness devotions properdin downpipes dipterons dripstone
pyrenoids provident indorsers unworried windrower dortiness sourdines
disowners rowdiness ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
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Historical records of the 9th (Service) Battalion ...
Now, to the cold official eye, it only proclaimed his " dortiness " ! There was a
rather belated Christmas dinner held in a large barn in the village. The
preparations reflected great credit on those responsible for the feed, and the
arrangements ...
Charles Herbert Cooke, 1928
Foreign propagandists jeered at her as 'Jaures in skirts' - actually a splendid
compliment - and caricatured her boiling prisoners alive She had moments of
confusion and dortiness, wanting to bring 'the selection of sexual partners in line
with ...
John Lehmann, Alan Ross, 1980
There is an endearing dortiness about the thing which has obviously ensured its
survival. It is a technological folly, in the eighteenth century sense of the word.
Follies from that period are still giving delight and there is no reason why present
...
... However, we're in a moral universe of blame and censure — an Oedipal revolt
against Daddy Rock — where mere facts don't signify Of course, working outside
academia grants no automatic immunity to the dortiness of postmodern theory.
