10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIBERNACLE»
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hibernacle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hibernacle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
A. Hibernacle. in. Daytona. Beach,. Orange. County. T. here she goes on her toes
. She evinces the sound of copper as she's goin'. Do you have copper knowin'?
Do what you want knowin'. She's a heartache knowin'. It's not too far from the ...
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Natural history of the human temperaments: their laws in ...
The bear never enters his hibernacle until he is very fat ; and yet when he comes
out of it in the spring, he appears to be just as fat, while it is impossible that he
should be, because through the winter his animal heat was maintained at the ...
William Byrd Powell,
1856
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
Approaching death, at or toward life's end: advesperate, brumal, evening of life,
gloming, hibernacle, hiemal, moribund, preagonal, quietus, rhytidosis,
September, tilmus Calculation of life expectancy: biometry Cell-division limit
controlling ...
James L. Reynolds, MD,
2014
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An Illustration of the Termini Botanici, Of Linnaeus
A Bulb, is an Hibernacle placed on the defcending Caudex, and contains the
Rudiments of the Plant and Leaf that perifhes. S О L I T U S. [Ranunculus bulbo/
us. Л A Solid fleihy Bulb, Л h Solid f withbu J divifioi Fjg' I; i f without any interrlal
Solid ...
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Hibernacle, winter quarters, derives from L hibernaculum, a winter residence, pl
hibernacula, winter quarters, from hibernus, wintry, akin to L hiems (o/s hiem-), Gr
kheima, kheimdn (s kheim-), OSl zima (cf Lith lé'ma), all 'winter', Skt hima, ...
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Totally Weird and Wonderful Words
Also, inorthography. How much better to say, “I'm an inorthographist” than to
admit you can't spell worth a damn? hibernacle [hye-ber-nack-kle] a winter retreat
, or the winter home of a hibernating animal. From a Latin word meaning 'wintry.
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The Emerald Mile: The Epic Story of the Fastest Ride in ...
For a good example, see Mitch Dion's untitled article on pages 6 and 7 of the
1996 Hibernacle News. “Lord knows what can happen aboard those contraptions
”: Author interview with Litton. 114 114 115 115 115 116 117 118 118 118. 113
114 ...
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Encyclopedic Dictionary of Landscape and Urban Planning: ...
... ▻hibernáculo 2); f1 territoire [m] d'hibernation (Aire recherchée par les
animaux [émigration] afin de survivre aux menaces que constituent le climat et le
manque de nourriture en hiver sur les quartiers d'été; ▻hibernacle, ▻quartiers d'
hiver) ...
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Handbuch der englischen Sprache und Literatur ...: Prosaischer
_ To this disposition'of'niind'the promises of divine fall V0!!!' and hlessing are
particularly made, Ps'at. t5, 1. 2. 'Lori!' who skill dwell 'in thy hibernacle'? was
shell dwell in thy that thou tryestethe hea'it 'ahnd Iiast pleqsurc in uprigthness . ""
11 bill ...
H. Nolte, Christian Ludwig Ideler,
1836
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The Velocity of Falling Bodies
... a clumsy obstacle In putrefaction obstructing the threshold of her hibernacle
Half-way inside my blood ran cold what if this were another crack An unexpected
cul-de-sac my petty life before me scrolled Upon a fluttering volute a smudged
and ...