10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ESURIENT»
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esurient in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
esurient and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Absent Mothers and Orphaned Fathers: Narcissism and ...
4. Nathan. der. Weise: Multiple. Fathers. and. Esurient. Stomachs. Nathan der
Weise (1779) is not technically a domestic tragedy, but like Lessing's domestic
tragedies, it is the story of a familial crisis. As Lessing's last play, Nathan der
Weise ...
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THE MOLLUSKS WESTERN NORTH AMERICA
+puliala, Old. Variable in shape and sculpture i passes into Mazatlanica, Maz.
Cat. no. 395. 'Milium Jilosum, Gld. E.E.=Eschrichlii, Midd. Strong, broad, grooved.
Milium Pvar. esurient. Like starved Jilosum, very narrow, adult scarcely
sculptured ...
PHILIIP P. CARPENTER, 1873
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The Poetry of Derek Mahon
Mahon resituates her metafictionally and metaphorically, waiting 'till the paint
disintegrates |And ruined dikes admit the esurient sea'.This is a characteristic
moment of anticipated cultural obsolescence, which equates the 'paint' of the
painting ...
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
sulphur, of obscure origin) and also in carbure and phosphure. urient, as in
esurient: L urient, o/s of presp uriens, characteristic of desiderative vv: conn,
therefore, 'desirous' (of doing what the implied vdenotes). Exx:esurient, L esurient
, o/s of ...
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Webster's II New College Dictionary
esurient. 392. es-py (J-spi') in. -pied, -pv-ing, -pies [ME espien < OFr. espier, to
watch, of Germanic orig.) To catch sight of : GLIMPSE. -esque suff. [Fr. < Ital. -
esco, of Germanic orig.] In the manner of : RESEMBLING <Lincolnes^«e> es-
quire ...
Webster's New World Dictionary, Editors Of Webster's II Dictionaries, 2005
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
L. œstuāre,to surge,foam asthetide.—L. œstus, heat, surge, tide; from L.baseaid,
to burn,with suffix tu.— AIDH, to burn, glow; whence also Gk. αἵθειν, to glow. See
Ether. ESURIENT, hungry. (L.)Bailey, vol.ii (1731) has 'esurient, hungering.
Nay, is not cunning (couple it with an esurient character) the natural
consequence of defective intellect? It is properly the vehement exercise of a short
, poor vision; of an intellect sunk, bemired ; which can attain to no free vision,
otherwise it ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1833
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A Systeme Of Anatomy, Treating Of the Body of Man, Beasts, ...
So that ( as I apprehend) these Famelick , Esurient, and Sitient Spirits are not the
Fermenrs productive of Concoction in the Ventricle, but only incentives, ordained
by nature to render us desirous of Aliment, to repair the decaying frame of our ...
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The Dimwit's Dictionary: More Than 5,000 Overused Words and ...
Bellow, Ravelstein (as) hungry as a bear An insipid simile. esurient; famished;
gluttonous; greedy; hungry; insatiable; omnivorous; rapacious; ravenous; starved;
starving; voracious. (as) hungry as a horse An insipid simile. esurient; famished; ...
Robert Hartwell Fiske, 2006
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Gluttony: A Dictionary for the Indulgent
... him with herpoisonedpen. esurient (ih-SOOR-ee-uhnt) ADJECTIVE: Greedy;
hungry. exaggerate (eg-ZAJ-uhr-eyt) VERB: To overstate something; embellish.
exceed (ek-SEED) VERB: enormous enthusiasm enthusiast epicure esurient.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ESURIENT»
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esurient is used in the context of the following news items.
Top food festivals to try in the US
Tireless grillers serve top-notch nosh, but the unnaturally esurient should consider entering the World Rib Eating Championship. The 'winner' ... «Herald Sun, May 15»
Some awful things that George Moore said...
"While Yeats contemplates the lake and water-fowl, esurient Edward devours huge loin chops, followed by stewed chicken and a plateful of ... «Galway Advertiser, May 15»
Nobody is guilty when everybody carries the blame
We have got criminal cops, jaundiced journalists, jumpy judges, derelict doctors, esurient engineers, treacherous teachers, banal bureaucrats ... «The Daily Star, Apr 15»
10 Does such an attraction have no point? One, actually, for each …
(3,6); 4 Diabolical ruses employed to get around North Dakota, "The Altogether State" (7); 5 Quite esurient, rather like a 1962 Oscar winner? «The Guardian, Dec 14»
About Remembering: Vic Godard Interviewed
... zines, books, and blogs including Hungry Beat, Esurient For Change, Something Beginning With O and the aforementioned Your Heart Out. «The Quietus, Nov 14»
Burger King Japan Is Launching A Line Of Black Burgers
Suddenly come over all peckish? Esurient? Eee, all hungry like? Curtail your Walpoling activities and get over to Japan! The Japanese arm of ... «Pedestrian TV, Sep 14»
Is This the End of Flashcards?
By the time I quit my first session, after some 300 questions, I had learned several new words, including "esurient" and "palter." The game uses ... «Slate Magazine, Jun 14»
Come hungry: Canada's best food festivals to hit this summer
Burlington's four-day, lakefront Ribfest (canadaslargestribfest.com) serves thousands of esurient meatarians on Labour Day weekend, while the ... «Globe and Mail, May 13»
The Era of Lera
6 at the Tokyo String Quartet's farewell concert, and I instantly became an esurient fan. Here, sandwiched between Mozart's "Hoffmeister" and ... «San Francisco Classical Voice, Apr 13»
Qualifying a CMBS Rebound: What an Explosion of New Deals …
Feeding an increasingly esurient deal pipeline will require that conduit lenders cede ground on the relative conservatism of their underwriting. «Commercial Observer, Mar 13»
