10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIPPOPHAGOUS»
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Thou Shalt Not Take Thyself Too... Seriously
Charles Manley. At this point, partners are asking silently, "Why did I ever agree
to marry this jerk?” VOCABULARY LESSON Hippophagous —the eating of
horseflesh. I could not be hippophagous— It would stick in my esophagous. ON
BEING ...
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Contributions to Natural History
Something magnanimous was to be expected from a man who ate his own horse.
We sometimes, in a loving and philosophical — that is, hippophagous — spirit,
look on a neighbour's horse, in temporary forgetfulness that we ought not to ...
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The Journal of Agriculture
And not only so ; a neighbouring proprietor, hearing of the hippophagous feast,
begged for a portion of the pony, that he too and his friends might make merry
over viands much to be preferred to any furnished by a fatted calf. The verdict at
the ...
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
Peucedanum silaus. II I P P 0 P A T H 0 L' 0 G Y, Hippopatholotf'ia, (hippo, ita%f, *
a disease.' and Xoyof, ' a discourse.') The science of the diseases of the horse.
Pathology of the horse. HIPPOPHAGOUS, (hippo, and 0ay«, *I eat') Equivorous.
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The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
... lendh II hip: keu II hippalectryon: eku hippocras: da II Hippocrates: da II
Hippocratic: da II Hippocrene: eku Hippodamia: eku hippodrome: dra, eku
hippoglossus: glokh hippogriff: ghreib Hippolyta: eku hippophagous: bhag
hippopotamus: eku ...
Joseph Twadell Shipley,
2009
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An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
... To Hinder Hinderance Hindermost Hindhand Hindmost Hindoos Hinny
Hippobosca Hippocampi Hippocentaurus Hippocrepis Hippocratic Hippocrene
Hippodame Hippodrome H ippogritf Hippone Hippophagous Hippophagy
Hippopotamus ...
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.),
1835
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A Materia Medica Animalia: Containing the Scientific ...
Hippophagous. Feeding on horse-flesh. Hinge. The part where the valves of a
bivalve shell are united, consisting of ligament and teeth. The pellucid substance
which determines the spontaneous fission of shells. Habitude. of life. Halt'otoid.
... And his share sheareth thorough — Straight there is Bull, top-boots and'all,
Has tapped both poke and pocket, Finds seed for field, for shed and stall, Finds
hoof and horn to stock it. , When Paris comes to end of her Hippophagous
resources, ...
Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor,
1871
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Contributions to Natural History chiefly in relation to the ...
Unfortunately we were not practically hippophagous; we had never tasted horse-
flesh. A lady roasted us unmercifully on our presumption in prescribing for the
public stomach an alimentary substance which had never entered our own.
David ESDAILE (D.D.),
1867
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... hip'-po-mën.s.casegred.llif- red gwenwynig; coed gwenwynig о India
Hippopathology, hip-po-pa-thol'-o-jï, s. marchglefydeg, clefydeg march
Hippophœ,hip'-po-ffî, s. myrrafnwydden, rhafnwydden y môr, rhafnwydden arfor
Hippophagous, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HIPPOPHAGOUS»
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Horses for courses: is $400 Phar Lap in the Pal?
... are exported each year to countries like France, Belgium and Switzerland, which are traditional horse-eating — or hippophagous — nations. «Crikey, Mar 13»
Why are the British so fussy about horsemeat?
These specialist butchers might go unnoticed if not for the neighing golden horse above their shop-fronts that help hippophagous customers ... «FRANCE 24, Feb 13»