10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KICKSHAWS»
Discover the use of
kickshaws in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
kickshaws and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Beyond Scotland: New Contexts for Twentieth-century Scottish ...
Responding to a question about French influences, he traces his connection to
this world to a chance acquaintance with the creative partnership of poet-printer
John Crombie and artist Sheila Bourne (together, Kickshaws Press):5 So: place ...
Gerard Carruthers, David Goldie, Alastair Renfrew, 2004
2
Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: A Dictionary ...
3.1625. Fletcher, Elder Brother, iii. 2. New kickshaws and delicate made things.
1630. JohnTaylor, TheGreat Eater ofKent,p. 12. All is welcome; whether itbe
sawsedge, mackeroone, kickshaw, or tantadlin. 1646. Featley, Dippers Dipt,p.
199.
3
Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
And then,” continued the lady, growing eloquent in the remembrance of the past,
“then we didn't have things you couldn't eat on the table, kickshaws. little
trumpery flower girls made of plaister, Venuses coming out of shells, and holding
...
“With kickshaws to start.” “Kickshaws! They are not kickshaws. They are quelque
chose. French for . . . for . . .” French for kickshaws I imagined, those small dainty
morsels that were served before dinner. “And nearly every sort of dessert you ...
5
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Cf. Swed. kikhosta, Low G. kinkhoost, the chincough, hooping cough. Akink
isatwist ina rope;hence,a hitch,jerk, kick, sprain. See kick, kink, inE.D. D.
KICKSHAWS, a delicacy, fantastical dish. (F.—L.) 'Any pretty little tiny kickshaws;'
2 Hen. IV, v.
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An index to the remarkable passages and words made use of by ...
Art thou good at these kickshaws - Twelfth Nig/it. 1 - And any pretty little tiny
kickshaws - _ - 2 Henry iv. 5 Kicksy-11/icksy. He wears his honour in a box
unseen, that hugs his kicksy~wicksy here at home .. . - All 's Well. 2 Kid1fozr. We'll
fit the ...
Samuel Ayscough, William Shakespeare, 1827
She can feed on hung beef and a barley pudding without the help of French
kickshaws. — The Country Farmer's Catechism, 1703. Ye shall haue a Capon, a
Tansie, and some kick-shoives of my wits. — Jacke Drums Enter- tainement, act ii
. 1.
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Thomas Middleton: The Collected Works
... For at this feast we must have several kickshaws And delicate-made dishes,
that the world May see it is a banquet finely furnished. weatherwise sir gilbert
Why then, let me alone for one of your kickshaws. I have thought on that already.
Thomas Middleton, Gary Taylor, John Lavagnino, 2010
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An Index to the Remarkable Passages and Words Made Use of by ...
... not in danger of kibes " Lear., • — The toe of the peasant comes so near the
heel of the courtier, he galls his kibe Ham Kkked. Our spoils he kick'd at -
Coriolanui Kicksbavii. Art thou good at these kickshaws - Tzuelsth Night — And
any pretty ...
10
Jane Grigson's Fruit Book
DATE KICKSHAWS Kickshaws, as their name implies, should be served in small
quantity. They are light, short and fattening. They make a delightful snack with
coffee, when everyone is sitting round in the kitchen and talking, and can be
eaten ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «KICKSHAWS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
kickshaws is used in the context of the following news items.
Lower William Street shops honor veterans at block party
The stores on lower William Street—MANARC, R & R Antiques, Downtown Hair and Nail Salon and Kickshaws Downtown Market—welcomed ... «Fredericksburg.com, Jul 15»
William Street businesses holding block party
Kickshaws Downtown Market, Downtown Hair and Nail Salon and R&R Antiques are also participating. There will be up to 20 vendors selling ... «Fredericksburg.com, Jul 15»
Sandwich Invitational returns to Fredericksburg
... Sunken Well Tavern, 25 30 Espresso, Agora Downtown, Capital Ale House, Jus Pop'n, Kickshaws Downtown Market and Paul's Bakery. «Fredericksburg.com, Jul 15»
Waiter, there's gibberish on the menu!
At one recent dinner, I was left baffled by a menu offering, among other more recognisable foods, kickshaws, ogleshield, squab and puntarella. «Independent Online, Jun 15»
Today's trendy foods like Za'atar, tchufas and bureka are so baffling
Kickshaws, meanwhile, are bitesize savoury treats, first made popular in the 17th century. In Shakespeare's Henry IV Part II, an order is placed ... «Daily Mail, Jun 15»
Andhra Pradesh completes one year: Past, present and future
The Andhra cuisine is unparalleled in the world with innumerable kickshaws. Andhra pickles are famous for their taste. Political and economic ... «The Hans India, Jun 15»
Hugh takes on “Mindful Walk” from Mizen to Malin
He retired as a Commandant from the army in 1996, and went on to establish, with his wife, Kickshaws Food Bar in Leap. He played rugby with Munster in the ... «West Cork Times, May 15»
Walk this way to inner peace, says ex army commandant
The 59-year-old father of two, who is also a qualified chef and sommelier — he ran Kickshaws Food Bar in the West Cork village of Leap after ... «Irish Examiner, May 15»
Wake up and smell the Roost
Opened last month, Dark Roost Coffee is located on 3540 Koloa Road next to the food truck, Kickshaws, and offers hot, cold and dark coffees, ... «Thegardenisland.com, Apr 15»
Sweet and sour, but not fried
Do more than shopping at Kickshaws Downtown Market · Food writer Kurt Rabin figures out the secrets behind four restaurant favorites · Move ... «Fredericksburg.com, Apr 15»
