10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FODGEL»
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
\Var. [fodg] To 'cram' ul' ' stull" a person. See Page. u.' Nclt.l Lei.I 'l'hey fodgcd him
up as his missis war a cuomin' War.” FODGE, sec Fadge, sb.' FODGEL, nil/Z, sb.
and '11.' Se. Also written fogel. and in form fodyell (I.W.). [fo'dgih fo'dgu 1. an'].
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The complete works of Robert Burns: containing his poems, ...
8 Scrimgetiur, l.uru Uuuuee. XCI. 0« CAPTAIN GBOSE'S PEREGRINATIONS
THROUGH SCOTLAND, ANTIQUITIES OF THAT KINGDOM. [This " fine, fat,
fodgel wight" was a cle\er :nan, a skilful antiquary, and fond of wit and wine, lie
was well ...
Robert Burns, Allan Cunningham, 1858
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A Glossary of the Cleveland Dialect: Explanatory, Derivative ...
One that is short and thick in person, Wedgw. connects 'fadgy, corpulent,
unwieldy, and Sc. fodgel, plump, fleshy,' with 'fag, to flag or become flaccid.' Jam.
refers fodgel (without apparent ground) to Teut. voedsel, food, and also gives
fadge, I. a ...
John Christopher Atkinson, 1868
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The complete works of Robert Burns, with a new life of the ...
[This " fine, fat, fodgel wight" was a clever man, ft skilful antiquary, and fond of wit
and wine. He was well acquainted with heraldry, and wai conversant with the
weapons and the armour of his own and other countries. He found his war to
Friar's ...
Robert Burns, Allan Cunningham, 1842
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The Complete Works, Containing His Poems, Songs, and ...
[This " fine, fat, fodgel wight" was a clever mail, a skilful antiquary, and fond of wit
and wine. He waa Nor wanting ghosts of Tory fame, well acquainted with
heraldry, and was conversant with Bold Scrimgeour3 follows gallant Graham,' the
...
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The Scrabble Word-Building Book: Updated Edition
Updated Edition 237 FODGEL. FLUSHED - - FLYLEAF FLUSHER - flushers
FLYLESS FLUSHES - - FLYMAN FLUSTER - flusters FLYMEN -; - FLUTE - fluted,
FLYOAT -; flyoats fluter, flutes FLYOVER -; flyovers FLUTER - fluters FLYPAST - ...
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Concise English-Scots Dictionary
... see also courage; gumption. plucking movement pook. plucky see also spirited
; studic. plug noun, see also stopper; (of tobacco in a pipe) (pipe-)dottle. verb (
stuff, block up) stap. plum ploom. plume noun pen. plump adjective pluffie, fodgel,
...
Iseabail Macleod, Pauline Cairns, 1999
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The Complete Poetical Works of Robert Burns
Cunningham says this " fine, fat, fodgel wight " was a clever man, a ski]— ful
antiquary, and fond of wit and wine. Burns first met him at the social board of
Glenriddcll.] I. HEAR, Land 0' Cakes, and brither Scots Frae Maidenkirk to Johnie
Groat's ...
1. stout, stodgy, stocky, thick, thickset; fat, obese, corpulent, overweight, flabby,
portly, pursy, Scot. fodgel; fleshy, filled-out, well-fed. 2. dumpy, stumpy, stubby,
squabbish, squabby, squat, squatty. 3. large, bulky, hulky, hulking; lumpy,
lumpish, ...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
Jane Louise Curry. "Ah, shut the shergar up," someone grumbled. Most of the
blankets lay still again, but one boy threw his off and raised up on his knees to
stare at Jamie. ""lis all clitter-clatter. He's no' sae fodgel as a lass." Jamie frowned.
