10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JAMPANEE»
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The United Service Magazine
As I sauntered idly along my attention was arrested by somebody behind me
shouting " Sahib, Sahib ! " My own Jampanee had gone on to a village a few
miles ahead, so turning round to see what could be the matter, I perceived a
native ...
2
My Diary in India, in the Year 1858 - 9: With Illustrations
It turns out that the Burkundauze, greatly struck by the activity and zeal of the
jampanee, in his investigations yesterday, had solicited him to exhibit the
contents of one of his boxes for their investigation, and in it there was found a
quantity of our ...
Will. Howard Russell, 1860
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English Language Word Builder
... LUNATION NUDATION SUDATION INKBERRY+ DUNCEDOM NOVELDOM
SAINTDOM WHOREDOM BALLOTEE CALLIPEE DESIGNEE GREEGREE
JAMPANEE OPTIONEE REMITTEE SHOETREE ARMOZEEN CYANOGEN
FLUELLEN ...
4
My Diary in India, in the Year 1858-9
I breakfasted at Hay's, where a bed of justice was held in respect of the missing
pin. It turns out that the police, greatly struck by the activity and zeal of the
jampanee, in his investigations yesterday, had solicited him to exhibit the
contents of one ...
Sir William Howard Russell, 1860
5
Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
jampanee or jampani noun [jampanees or jantpanis) its bearer. © 1 9c: from
Bengali jhampan. Hindi jhappan. jam sandwich t> noun, colloq a police squad
car. © 1980s: so called because they are white with a reddish stripe along the
middle ...
6
Concise English Dictionary
n. jampanee , jampani (-e' ) its bearer. [Beng. jhdmpdn.] jangle jang'gl, v.t. and v.i.
to sound with unpleasant tone, as bells. — v.i. to upset, irritate. — v.i. to wrangle
or quarrel. — n. dissonant clanging: contention. — ns. jang'ler; jang'ting.
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Hobson-Jobson: a glossary of colloquial Anglo-Indian words ...
... 7376 Jumna Masjid, 4696 Jamoon, 4496, 3996 Jampa, 1836 Jampan,
Jampanee, Jampot, 463a, 6 Jamun, 4496 Jamwar, 7076 Jan, 462a Janbiya,
Janbwa 4686 Jancada, Jangada, Jangai, 450a JangaT, 470a Jangama, 451a,
466a Jangar, ...
Sir Henry Yule, Arthur Coke Burnell, William Crooke, 1968
8
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
«rPTÇRt, 5T% it *ИЧН it rri fi*J»r Jamesian adj. ГчГччТ 5fa (<ЯЧ<)+) Jamesonite
п. %HÎlHI§d (ун*|) jampan n. 4Í4"R, 4raít, ^tsít; п. jampanee, jampani ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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The Chambers Crossword Dictionary, 3rd edition
... tufted 07 bristly, hirsute, prickly, stubbly 08 barbated, unshaven 09 pogoniate,
whiskered 11 bewhiskered bearer 05 agent, owner, payee 06 holder, porter,
runner 07 carrier, courier, jampani 08 chairman, conveyor, jampanee 09
consignee, ...
10
The Columbian cyclopedia
Jampanee, n.jtim-pan-e', one of the bearers of a jampan. JAMROSADE: see
Eugenia. JAMS AND JEL'LIES: conserves of various juicy fruits prepared by
boiling with sugar. Jams are thick opaque preparations sometimes containing the
whole ...
