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9 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FUBSIER»
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The Scrabble Word-Building Book: Updated Edition
Updated Edition 245 FULFILL. FROWS -; frowsy FUDDY -; - FROWST -; frowsts,
FUDGE -; fudged, frowsty fudges FROWZY - FUEHRER -; fuehrers FROZE -;
frozen FUEL -; fuels FRUB -; frubs FUBBED - FRUGAL -; - FUELER -; fuelers ...
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I love me, vol. I: S. Wordrow's palindrome encyclopedia : ...
(Fubsier, eh?) Enter a Viking version of Buffalo Bill, horns and all, only somewhat
fatter and squatter. The cause of his relatively greater fubsiness must be
assumed to be the buffalo but has nothing to do with their number: Olaf: Fubsier!
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Oxford Dictionary of English
Named king as an infant on the forced abdication of his father, Farouk, he was
deposed when Egypt became a republic. fubsy /ˈfʌbzi/ 7adjective (fubsier,
fubsiest) Brit. informal fat and squat. – origin late 18th cent.: from dialect fubs '
small fat ...
He's like a fubsier David Niven. or, at his most clownish, a spiffier Stan Laurel.
He's fun to watch in limited doses, but his act is so one- note that his
performances blend into one another. From Four Weddings and a Funeral to
Nine Months to ...
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Reefs and Shoals: An Alan Lewrie Naval Adventure
... one thatrestedon Xshaped folding frames, with lotsof wellpolished brass
accents.Forrester, well... By God,we once said hewas battenin' like ahog ready
forthe fall slaughter, Lewrie gleefully thought; and damned if he ain't gone fubsier
since!
... firebug fimbles bluefin foibles biofuel filbert briefly fusible subfile bonfire boofier
firebox bifters fubsier verbify tubifex flyblew fumbler fumbles befools Belfort
befouls forbore webfoot begging boggier buggier biggest buggies boggles
Gomberg ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
Lord Elgin, if we can judge from the correspondence of a man whose capacity we
doubted while he was in life, was one of those loftily serene intelligences whom
the world seldom understands, but to whom fuBsier and more prominent ...
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Reader's Digest Oxford complete wordfinder
FSH abbr. follicle-stimulating hormone. FSLIC abbr. Federal Savings and Loan
Insurance Corporation. f-stop /ef stop/ var. of f-number. Ft. abbr. Fort. ft. abbr. foot,
feet. FTC abbr. Federal Trade Commission. fubsy /fubzee/ adj. (fubsier, fubsiest) ...
Reader's Digest Association, 1996
Joseph Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) was an English author and poet, born in India, and best known today for his children's books.
