10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DRABBISH»
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On Key West it's illegal to describe someone in a public statement or news story
as, say — and this is just for the sake of example, it's strictly hypothetical — urn,
Houston Drabbish, owner of parcel four on the Sunshore Beach Reserve who
was ...
The subsoil is dark- brown or dark drabbish-brown sticky or plastic clay which, at
a depth ranging from about 24 to 36 inches, passes into rather dark drabbish-
brown heavy plastic clay containing some mottling. The material becomes more ...
The subsoil is dark- brown or dark drabbish-brown sticky or plastic clay which, at
a depth ranging from about 24 to 36 inches, passes into rather dark drabbish-
brown heavy plastic clay containing some mottling. The material becomes more ...
United States. Bureau of Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering,
1931
It varies from a yellow to a drabbish yellow clayey material, sometimes composed
of glacial drift. In some of the flat areas where material has washed in from the
higher surrounding parts, the subsoil to a depth of 40 inches does not reach the ...
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Agricultural Experiment Station,
1917
The natural subsoil begins 12 to 22 inches beneath the surface and extends to
an indefinite depth but is sampled to 40 inches. It varies from a yellow to a
drabbish yellow clayey material, sometimes composed of glacial drift. In some of
the flat ...
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A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Sgleoideach, a. Like a sloven, drabbish, sluttish, filthy; silly. Gu sgleoideach,
drabbishly. Com. and sup. sgleoid- iche, more or most drabbish. Sgle&ideil, a. (
sgleoid-amhuil.) Slovenly, drabbish, sluttish ; filthy ; silly. Sgleinnseard, s. m. A
kind of ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong,
1825
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A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
Like a sloven, drabbish, sluttish, filthy; silly. Gu sgleòideach, drabbishly. Corn,
and sup. sgleòid- iche, more or most drabbish. Sgleòideil, a. (sgleoid-amhuil.)
Slovenly, drabbish, sluttish ; filthy ; silly. Sgleinnseard, s. m. Akindofscon.
Robert Archibald Armstrong,
1825
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An Irish-English Dictionary
... in fine words; %he Voice of Reg es; also a shade; misery, compassion. See
gteo. Sctemo, ~e, f., a sill person, a eleven, a slattern ; s ovenliness, filth.
Scteoineafiimt, -r'r1ta, a. slovenly,. drabbish,. sluttieh. ;. silly. Sfibl'llfldé, -41$e,
416:4 ...
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Field operations of the Bureau of Soils
ARKANSAS SILTY CLAY LOAM. The Arkansas silty clay loam is a dark-brown to
nearly black silty clay loam, passing at 8 to 10 inches into dark-brown or drabbish
- brown silty clay or drabbish-brown very fine sandy loam, which, in turn, ...
Milton Whitney, United States. Dept. of Agriculture, United States. Bureau of Soils,
1919
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A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language: In Two Parts, I. Gaelic ...
DRÀICHD, чаш, s.f. A slsttern, a drabbish, unthrifty person. DRÀICHDEIL, un., ту.
зимы, drabbish, unthrifty. DRÀICHDEALACHD, s. f. ind. Sluttishness,
drabbisbness. DRAIGI-lNEACI-I, -|сн, s.fl See Droighneaeh. DRAIGHNEAG,
чаши, 4N, s.f. ...
Norman Macleod, Daniel Dewar,
1839
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When she took over -- with funding from a businessman -- the agency was a “drabbish” place with widows and over-60s. Today, most clients ... «Bloomberg, Aug 09»