10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NARKIEST»
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narkiest in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
19c: perhaps from Romany nairnose. narky /'ntr.ki/ o adj(narkier, narkiest) colloq
irritable. Narragansett /nara'gansat/ &• noun 1 a member of a Native American
people formerly living on Rhode Island. 2 an Algonquian language spoken by
this ...
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Chambers concise dictionary
3 intr (nark at someone) to annoy them with persistent criticism. 4 intr to inform or
spy, especially for the police. [19c: perhaps from Romany nak nose] narky /'na:ki/
>adj(narkier, narkiest) colloq irritable. narrate /na'reit/ > v (narrated, narrating) ...
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Judy Moody declares independence
"Chocolate milk for breakfast!" "We're proud of you, Judy," Mom said. "But these
are all things we want you to do anyway." "You already get an allowance for
doing these things," said Dad. Tarnation! Judy was in a nark again. The narkiest.
... soaplike keitloas Levkosia traplike wasplike larkiest stalkier starlike wartlike
valkyrie walkyrie talkiest Inkerman ramekins mankiest mistaken mistaker sitkamer
mistakes narkiest Transkei swankier knitwear snakiest kyanises kyanizes
sparkier ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
initial complaint that she always got the first, narkiest questions, may not have
been untrue, but what of it? If 'never complain about the media' is the first rule,
then 'never complain about getting the first question' is, like, the zero-ist. Clinton
later ...
It was only a black polo that I bought for €20, but it looked great on. and always
made me feel sexy. Surprisingly enough, tonight was no exception. I had to
endure the narkiest taxi driver complaining about 'Foreign lads takin' taxi plates'.
who ...
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NAMESAKE NAMETAPE NAMIBIAN NANCHANG NANTERRE NAPHTHOL
NAPHTHYL NAPIFORM NARBONNE NARCEINE NARCISSI NARCOSIS
NARCOTIC NARKIEST NARRATED NARRATOR NARROWED NARROWLY
NASALITY ...
Alan's narkiest comments on her driving echoed in her memory. Counting his
many failings got rid of some of them — and reminded her of why she'd do so
much better without him, the lying toerag. Tosser. That was better. She'd be fine
on her ...
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Dave Cameron's Schooldays
This is the extraordinary first-hand account of Tory leader David Cameron's Eton Schooldays.
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Rogue Cells / Carbon Harbour
A unique fusion of science fiction and surrealism--the poetic density of the prose is a hermeneutic test for adventurous readers.
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NARKIEST»
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narkiest is used in the context of the following news items.
Former GAA All-Star: 'People moan about player power but we put in …
You can become the narkiest man alive. And I get narkier if the team is showing poor form. I know well that we're a small county and we take ... «Irish Independent, Apr 15»
The perils of being a posh boy on the telly
Funnily enough, the narkiest comments have come from former Tatler journalists, who obviously feel left out. Giles Coren wrote a piece about ... «Spectator.co.uk, Dec 14»
Mike Riley apologises - why players should give referees a break …
When I was playing, I was a pain in the backside to referees. I was one of the narkiest, most unreasonable players imaginable. I was continually ... «Daily Mail, Nov 13»
Ask LH: What Should I Do When My Flight Gets Cancelled?
Anecdotally Tiger is the narkiest of the local options, but even there you'll be accommodated if no other flights will be arranged. It's often the ... «Lifehacker Australia, Dec 12»
Tiger cubs poached by Storm
After consulting with Fox Sports Stats, we can reveal Ward is the second-narkiest man in the sky with a 40.3 per cent disapproval rate from 120 ... «Herald Sun, Apr 11»
The dark side of Australians
... the couch answering Gretel's questions about the messiest/funniest/narkiest housemates with some wacky stunt. Poor Ryan shook his head. «The Age, Jun 04»
