10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAGGISHLY»
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Chambers concise dictionary
haggishly adv. hag 2 > n, Scot & N Eng dialect 1 an area of firm ground in a bog.
2 a piece of soft bog in a moor. [13c: from Norse hogg] hagfish >n an eel-like
marine vertebrate related to the lamprey, which feeds on the tissues of other
animals ...
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
Q 16c Scots. haggish and haggishly see under HAG' haggle /'hagal/ e» verb (
haggled, haggling) imr (often haggle over or about something) to bargain over or
argue about (a price, etc). • haggler noun. © 16c: from Norse heggra to hew.
hagio- ...
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Phreno-mnemotechnic Dictionary: Being a Philosophical ...
765 — Cajole, casually, casual, haggishly, hoggishly, cudgel. * 769 — Hagship,
catchup, ketchup, Cassiopea. * 770 — Coax, caucus, caxou, kecksey, kex. * 771
— Coquet, coact, cockatoo, cockade, cocket, cock- weed, cooked, kicked, quick-
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Francis Fauvel-Gouraud, 1844
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Mercantile speller: containing the correct ways of spelling ...
... or heckler hackly Hackmatack Had Haddock Hade haded hading Hades Haft
hafted Hag hagged haggish haggishly Hagbut, or Hackbut Haggard haggardly
Haggle haggled haggling haggler Hah Hail* hailed gyratory gyre gyred Gyrfalcon
, ...
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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
A Scotch dish made of the heart, liver, &c, of a sheep, chopped fine with suet and
oat-meal, highly seasoned with onions and pepper, and boiled in the maw, iS^
Biittt^ Haggish, (hag'-gish) n. Ugly, RMS like Haggishly, (hag'-gish-le) ade.
... till she looked haggishly fierce and malevolent. "It's been understood from the
beginning," she cried, "that us girls of your crew are to sail the ship to Sydney." I
felt a little afraid of her. "S'help me God!" she exclaimed, "if I had your lamin' 'bout
...
William Clark Russell, 1893
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The Premier Cypher Telegraphic Code
... 14 hachereau haeduleis hafenkaese haggishly hakbord 14 15 gypsabunt
gyrovague baaren haarziekte habitation 15 hacheron haedum hafenpfahl haggle
hakborden 15 16 gypsait gyrtonis haarfeiner haarzijde habitator 16 hachiohin ...
... and darkened and her features had shriveled haggishly. It came to Alexander
von Werther that Marie Sowell was very possibly mad. He had fallen into the trap
of a witch. But he must not allow it to anger him. An angry man takes leave of his
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Arelo C. Sederberg, Arelo Sederberg, 2000
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The royal dictionary-cyclopædia, for universal reference, ...
Haggishly, hag' -gish-le, ad. In a haggish manner. Haggle, hag'-gl, v. a. (A. S.J To
cut into small pieces ; to notch or cut in an unskilful manner ; to make rough by
cutting ; to mangle. — v. n. To be difficult in bargaining ; to hesitate and cavil.
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Majestic Timbers of Fall
an overeager, young man yearning to do what he is told for you are apt to warily
scrutinize him with bone-weary defeat after being transformed into someone who
is damaged, humble, and haggishly old nodding your head as you pretend to ...
