10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GHASTFUL»
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
GHASTFUL— GHOSTLINESS. GHOSTLY— GIBBERISH. GHABTFUL, gast'fii], a.
Dreary; dismal; melancholy; fit for walking ghosts. — Obsolete. Ghastly ia now
used. — Which see. I tell no lie, BO ghastfuL grew my name, That it alone ...
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Anachronism: an illustr. ballad
And stood aghast with eyes appalled, Staring immovably. Till Nathan, gravely
passing by, There fell, like thread of gold, A gleam from candle holden high On
David. dead, and cold. When as he saw this ghastful sight He peaceful felt, and
calm ...
George Porter (writer of verse.), 1882
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
Rud faoin, culaidh chleasachd, ailleagan suarach. GHASTFUL, adj. l. Dreary,
dismal, melancholy: uamhannach, doilleir, gruamach, tiamhaidh, cianail. 2.
dreadful, frightful: eagalach, oillteil. GHASTFULLY, adv. See Ghastful.
GHASTLINESS, s.
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
GHASTFUL— GHOSTLINESS. GHOSTLY-GIBBERISH. Ghastful, gast'ftil, a.
Dreary ; dismal ; melancholy; fit for walking ghosts. — Obsolete. Ghastly is bow
used. — Which see. I tell no lie, so ohastful grew my name, That it alone
discomntted ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
Crowed in Asgarth Comb-o'-Gold, Fighters to wake for the Father of Hosts. But
another croweth to Earth from under: A soot-red cock from the courts of Hell. —
Garm bayeth ghastful at Gnipa's cave : The fast must be loos'd and the Wolf fare
free ...
Hallvard Lie, Snorri Sturluson
High bloweth Heimdall: the Horn is aloft; And Odin muttereth with Mimir's head.
Shuddereth Yggdrasill's Ash on high, The old Tree groaneth, and the Titans are
unchain'd— Garm haycth ghastful at Gm'pa': cave: The fast mm! he loas'rl and the
...
Eric Rücker Eddison, 2011
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The history of the Old and New Testament attempted in verse
He said, The Caitiff heard, with ghastful Looks he fled, And oft he turns his guilty
Eyes behind, And starts at every noise, and Breath of Wind : His guilty Eyes and
ghastful Looks confess'd The secret hellish Pain that gnaw'd his anxieus Breast.
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A new and complete dictionary of the English and German ...
Gascoyn, gas-kolnî «. bft .Çin tetWenfel einei çfetbei (Sp.). Gash, gash, ». л. in
fleine 6tüete fAneiben, ¡е^фпеН>еп; einen (erbauen, jctfeÇtn, ibm eine бфтапе
bantu. Gash, ». tie tiefe, (teile ÎDimct; bet JÇieb, tie с Фтагп'. G ash' ful, л. f.
Ghastful.
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The English Dialect Dictionary, Being the Complete ...
Cor. Also written ghastful Cor. Ghastly. f. gashful. s.Wor. PORSON Quainl Wds. (
1875) I3. Cor. 'Twas a ghastful agony in my bosom, and sent for my sins,
MORTIMER Tales Moors (1895>15- , ' [Espouvenlable, horrible, gastful, horrid (
COTGR.).] ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
Also gash'ful or gash ly. n gash liness. adv gash ly [Perh ghastful or ghastly]
gash4 gash, adj spare, extra (slang). — n rubbish, waste (slang, orig and esp
naut). gasification, gasify, etc. See under gas. gasket gas'kit. n a canvas band
used to ...
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... Germany, February 15, 2015. The traditional Elzach Carnival parade with its fool character called Schuttig (ghastful) which dates back to the ... «Reuters, Feb 15»
