10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LUXURIST»
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luxurist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Knotted Thong: Structures of Mimesis in Persius
Persius' placing the two allusions where he does, near the beginning and close
of his metaphor, contrasts natural abundance and irredeemable sterility, figurally
illustrating the real consequences of the young luxurist's self-cultivation. Beyond
...
2
The Aberdeen-Angus Herd Book
Daphne Darling 4th (38025) by Luxurist (19411), 5 d. Daphne Darling (23963) by
Proud Rover (12033), 6 d. Darling 11th (20002) by Euclid of Guisachan (6031), 7
d. Fred's 9th Darling (15795) by Brennus 3rd (5907), 8 d. Fred's 7th Darling ...
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society, 1919
3
The Gentleman's Magazine
Jllll lmta omnigenos fundunt pomaria fructus, Atque incurvantur sub iniquo
ponder: remi. Luxurist gravldis turgens in vitibus uvl, Perque comas virides
gratissiml purpura fulget. Cur verb admirans natum: in limine ennctor? Atria quid
laudo ?
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Сластомббецъ, т. а luxurist, an epicure, a voluptuary. Сластелюбйво, ad.
luxuriously, voluptuously. Сластолюбйвый ‚ a. luxurious ‚ epicurean, voluptuous.
Cnacroaioöie, п. luxuriousness, luxury., epicurism, voluptuousness. CJiac'
roJuoöno ...
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Works in Baudry's Edition: Darnley; or the field of the ...
Yet he was ever wilful and irritable, and in his history even at that time may be
traced the yet unsated luxurist, and the incipient tyrant, beginning a career in
splendour and pride that was sure to end in despotism and blood. It may well be
...
George Payne Rainsford James, 1836
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Abridged ...
8elf-de votéd luxurist. Engordar, ra. To pamper, fatten. — or. To grow fat or rich.
Engorgctado, da, a. Palisaded breast-high. Engorrar, va. To obstruct. Engórm, am
. Impediment, embarrassment, trouble, vexation. Engorroso, sa, a. Troublesome ...
Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, 1858
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
Luxurist, luk'shu-rist, t. One who indulges voluptuously and without restraint.
Luxury, luk'shu-re, s. (luxuria, Lat.) Unrestrained indulgence in the pleasures of
the table ; voluptuousness in the gratification of appetite, costly dress, or
equipage ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1849
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A Dictionary of the Spanish Language in Two Parts: 1. ...
Engorár, va, to lay addle eggH. Engordadero, em. stall ; sty. Engordadór, sm. self-
devoted luxurist. En;;ordár, ra. to pamper; fatten. Engordárse, vref. to grow fat, rich
. Engorgctàdo, -a, adj. palisaded breast-high. Engorrar, ra. to obstruct ; hinder.
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Medusa's Gaze: The Extraordinary Journey of the Tazza Farnese
... a luxurist. Shcherbatov commented that Chernyshov's clothes were particularly
elegant and rich, as well as numerous—he ordered twelve robes at a time from
abroad; his table was set with uncommon refinement and expense, and the food
...
Marina Belozerskaya, 2012
10
The Oratorical Dictionary
LUTULENT. adj. Muddy. LUXATE. v. To remove Jrom its proper place; to displace
. s. luxation. LUXU'RIANT.orf/'. Exuherant; superfluously plenteous. s. luxuriance,
luxurianry, luxurialion, luxurist: adv. luxuriantly : v. luxuriate; pr. par. luxuriating; ...
John Newland Maffitt, 1835
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LUXURIST»
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luxurist is used in the context of the following news items.
Luxury Hotel consortium launches events brand
The new agency 'Luxurist Events' will offer a broad sweep of services and experiences across the event, travel and concierge sectors. «Meetpie, Nov 14»
Luxurist Events makes its debut in London's corporate environment
Luxurist Events was launched on Wednesday the 29th October 2014 at the Grand Ballroom of the five star, The Montcalm Marble Arch Hotel. «ITCM, Oct 14»
Luxury Hotels Group launches Luxurist Events, a bespoke event and …
Luxury Hotels Group, a collection of the finest hotels in some of the world's most popular destinations, has announced the launch of Luxurist ... «ITCM, Oct 14»
Carry on Laughing: Joan Rivers
She was a Bon Vivant and a luxurist. Joan worked damn hard to get what she had and to get to where she was. She brazened over sixty years ... «Huffington Post UK, Sep 14»
Opening Ceremony Reinvents the Fashion Wheel
I am my own anarcho-luxurist syndicate. I am the Golden Mean. Opening Ceremony at the Ace Hotel. 1190-1192 Broadway (29th Street); (646) ... «New York Times, Aug 10»
