10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FUGGILY»
Discover the use of
fuggily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fuggily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
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 ...
... of die species. I stayed as long as I could stick it, then went back to the Morris 1
100 in Park Street. I drove it round into Jesus Lane and waited, listening to the
radio. \\ 'lion the car was fuggily hot. i turned off the engine and the heating.
He stood in silence looking at us all as we sat on the floor or stood leaning
against the walls. His face, I saw, was back to its old total impassivity. I wondered
what he had been doing to be away so long. The silence in the fuggily warm
room ...
4
The Complete Wordbook for Game Players: Winning Words for ...
... FOGHORN s FORGAVE FREEMAN FUGATOS* FUZZILY *FLAKING
FLOODED FOGLESS FORGERS* FREEMEN FUGGIER FUZZING FLAMBEE*d
FLOODER s FOGYISH FORGERY* FREESIA s FUGGILY FYLFOTS* FLAMBES*
FLOORED ...
... FUTTOCK s GAMBOLS* GATINGS* GEOLOGY GIRAFFE s FREEZER*s
FUGGIER FUTURAL GAMBREL s GAUCHER* GEORGIC s GIRASOL es
FREEZES* FUGGILY FUTURES* GAMELAN s GAUCHOS* GERBERA s
GIRDERS* FREIGHT ...
Silence. He pushed open the inner door and advanced into a larger room, lit
greyly by a skylight and brightly by a shadeless bulb. An electric radiator made
the room fuggily warm. A sagging leather chair confronted him. Beyond was a
cheap ...
7
British poets of the Great War: Brooke, Rosenberg, Thomas : ...
But my cold and my eyes constrained me to stay lazily and fuggily here, with a
conversation with Masefield as poor recompense, and hourly lotions instead of
the chrism of your kisses. I've my eye on Folkestone. I think—by hook or crook—I'
ll ...
8
"I couldn't care less."
It was very crowded and two old-fashioned stoves, one at each end of the room,
kept the place fuggily warm. Everyone seemed to know everyone else, and either
had something very definite to do or very firmly did nothing. Most of all, no one ...
9
Act of Will; A Woman of Substance
In the Tap Room she could see a lone workman playing darts, and two old men
were seated at a table absorbed in a game of dominoes, clay pipes firmly
clenched between their individual sets of nicotine-stained teeth, smoke swirling
fuggily ...
Barbara Taylor Bradford,
1993
... I am fuggily hot from the fire. And a man who does not have to go to work every
morning can only be regarded as a curious kind of orchid, better suited for the
hothouse. So— When I make scones for my family and me, it is usually with a
guilt ...
Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen,
1962