10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FODDERER»
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Shining shield. FLORISSEN (Ill), Floris zoon, Florence': son. The name of Pope
Adrian VL, who was the son of a ship-carpenter of Utrecht. F ORTIGUERRA (1.),
Strong in battle. FOTHERBY (1. 5.), Fodreres by, Fodderer's or Feeder's dwelling.
Bernard Homer Dixon, 1855
(v. Baldwin.) FOTHERBY (Q), Fodderer's or Feeder's dwelling. FOTHERGILL,
Fodderer's rivulet, ravine, ded, or ditch. (v. Futtermenger.) FOURNEAU (ii),
Furnace. (v. Giesenhausen.) FRANKLIN (Q.), Freeholder. (v. Freyhofer and
Sondermann.) ...
Benjamin Homer Dixon, 1857
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Protectors or Praetorians?: The Last Mamluk Sultans and ...
Although many officers' rapacity typified the burden imposed on civil society by
the Mamluk caste at the sultanate's end, a necrology of one Qanlbay Qara, chief
fodderer (amlr akhiir) and commander (bash) of the sultan's ill-fated Aleppo ...
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Queen Anna's New world of words: or Dictionaire of the ...
РаЬиТагбге, aforager, a hootJJialer, a fodderer. Pábulo,ae 0címo , fìrage,jî1dder,
/ì0шт ar prouender. Рас 51с‚ршсе tau/ing or bringing. Расёхщз, a Paeifying, a
mitigation. Pacárt, to рифа, to ajfwage,to talme. Pacatio'nc, ae Pacánla. Pacáto ...
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Koprvrr'r'reasr-rrriia, f. feeder , fodderer , suckler , nurser; s. Корш'ыецъ,
Kopмилица. Кормйть, cs, o. to feed, fodder; suckle, nunc, foster; nurture, support,
keep; fox, bait; — грудью, s. Грудь; — завтраками, t0 feed with empty promises ;
-cri, ...
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An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
Fodderer ib. Foe cliv Foetus 59 Foh l cliv Fole 306 Folk 38, 63 Folkmote 38 Folly
306 Fomalhaut 261 Fon 276 Fond ib. To Fondle ib. Fondler ib. Fondling ib.
Fondly ib. Fondness ib. Fonne ib. Food 206 To Food ib. Foodful ib. Foodless ib.
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
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A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language: In Two Parts
FODDERER, ». Fear-biadbaidh spréidhe. FOE, ». Namhaid, nàmb ; eaa-caraid,
fear mi-ruin. FOETUS, ». Ceud-fhàs, tnrrachas. FOG, 5. Ceo, ceathach ; atb-bbarr
-feóir. FOGGY, adj. Neulach, ceôthach, ceôth- mhor ; ùmpadail, neo-gheur.
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The Elephantine Papyri in English: Three Millennia of ...
On brh, "fodderer," "the person responsible for feeding cattle," cf., most recently, D
. Devauchelle, Ostraca demotiques du Musee du Louvre (Cairo, 1983), I/I, 92-93.
1 ' The handwriting would suggest that this text was written by Paudjaemtoues ...
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A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Fodderer, s. Biadhadair, feurachair. Foddering, s. Feurach, feurachadh. For, s.
Namhaid, eas-earaid, eas-cara; namh. Foes, namhaidean, naimhdean, eas-
cairdean. + Foeman, s. Namhaid, namh, eas-caraid. Fietus, s. Torrachas
anabuich ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
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The Ladies' Lexicon and Parlour Companion: Containing Nearly ...
... foddering ; pastfoddered . s fodderer. FOE. s. An enemy in war; a persecutor;
an opponent; an ill' wisher. adj . foelike : s.foeman. FOETUS. s. The child in the
womb after it is perfectly formed; bu before, it is called embryo. FOG. s. A thick
mist ...
