10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENZEDDER»
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Enzedder in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Enzedder and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Landscape with Landscape
Then, considering the long wet evening ahead of us, we buy a flagon each of port
and sweet sherry and dry sherry. Outside, the sky is dark but the rain has stopped
. I tell Enzedder and the public servant we can shelter under a hall down the ...
2
Australia Business: The Portable Encyclopedia for Doing ...
An Enzedder is a New Zealander. extra grouse Excellent, extraordinarily good. F
fair dinkum True, genuine; an assertion of truth or genuineness. "lt's true, mate,
lair dinkum." fair go A reasonahle opportunity, a sporting chance; also one's hest
...
3
Dictionary of Americanisms, Briticisms, Canadianisms and ...
New Zealand, Enzedder Aus.col.New Zealander. enunciatory Am. enunciative,
declaratory. EpsteinBarr virus (EBV) Am. /Br. ME/myalgic encaphalomylitis/
illness that makes sb. feel very tired andweak and can last for a longtime. equal ...
... the swivel through the rotary table and connected to the drill pipe to turn the
drill string. KIA, Kilo-India-Alpha—Refers to combatants Killed In Action. Kiwi,
Enzedder—New Zealanders. Klick—A kilometer; 1,000 meters. Knackers—
Gonads.
5
Chambers concise dictionary
3 (envy someone something) to feel envy towards them on account of (their
fortune or success, etc) • envied him his good luck. [14c: from French envie]
Enzed /en'zed/ >n, Aust & NZ 1 New Zealand. 2 (also Enzedder) a New
Zealander.
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The Lingo Dictionary: Of Favourite Australian Words and Phrases
... a line of police combing an area for forensic evidence. Also called an emu bob,
emu patrol, emu walk or emu stalk. Enzed A shortened term for New Zealand.
Enzedder is a 95.
... an Enzedder female person. “Ping Pong,” called the Asian gentreman. “Ice
Hockey,” sang out the Canadian/American's wife. “Polo,” stated Abdullah quite
seriously. “Polo? In the Emirates?” queried Alan. “It's the big deal as you might
say,” ...
8
Of Pavlova, Poetry and Paradigms: Essays in Honour of Harry ...
But other terms were Australian: Maoriland (1859) and Maorilander (1892),
Enzed (1915) and Enzedder (1933), Shaky Isles (1933) and Shivery Isles (1933)
— the last two being perpetrations of the Bulletin and having perhaps a limited ...
Christine Franzen, Laurie Bauer, 1993
“Why did you do that?”thundered the publican. “To be sure I don't drink from the
same glass twice!” said Paddy. The Enzedder drained his glass, moaned the
beer wasn't flat enough, and threw his empty into the fireplace, smashing it to
pieces.
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
2 (also Enzedder) a New Zealander. © Early 20c: reproducing pronunciation of
NZ. enzootic /enzou'Dtik/ t> adj said of a disease: prevalent in a particular district
or at a particular season, o noun a disease of this type. © 1 9c: from Greek zoion
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