10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NIDDICK»
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
NIDDICK, sb. Pem. Som. Dev. Cor. Also written niddik s.Dev.e.Cor.; and in forms
nedack s.Pem.; neddick Cor.; nudack Pem.; nuddick Cord"; nudeck Cor.'a [ni'dik.]
The back of the neck. the nape; occas. the back of the head; the whole head or ...
iften, Lenoir. ciiiigino, Mllltil', are bane, Macy. Martin, Plat'-his) Nfiwbyi 0W¢'rt,
Parish, rt-tirce. Pugh, n. niddick, w. aitldick, izelfe, nufiin. simeun sawyer,
simmons, skinner, neinp.sawycr, iipencer, min. sawyer, Taliiiferro, worsley,
walton, wright, ...
North Carolina. General Assembly. House of Representatives, 1814
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Gowerland and Its Language: A History of the English Speech ...
(such as) a gloice (pain) in the nuddick); 1969, {OED records nuddock as a
variant of niddick 'the nape of the neck' from 1558; origin obscure}; (SAWD notes
SED's recording of niddick in Devon and Cornwall, and EDD's recording of
niddick in ...
Robert J. Penhallurick, 1994
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The Dialect of West Somerset: A Paper Read Before the ...
NIDDICK [niidik], sb. The nape or back part of the neck. Applied also sometimes
to the back of the head, and to the head itself. The bwoy's a-hat mortal hard —
there's a gurt hump 'pon the niddick o' un so big's a duck-egg. Is dedn't me-an the
...
Frederick Thomas Elworthy, 1875
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The gentleman's magazine
1i Moyley, t o' labeur bard like a mule Muggard, Julien Muggots, cbitter/ings, alfi a
calf'spluci ItÍAuW, to pull and tutnble me about '' Mux, dirt „.., ' •'•> Neeald, a
needle Niddick, tbe nape os tbeneci Ninniwatch, a longing dejire or eptpeStati- !
on ...
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An Exmoor scolding: in the propriety and decency of Exmoor ...
Chad a Crick in ma Back and in ma Niddick. Thoa chur a lamps'd in wone o' ma
Yearms. Tho come to a Heartgun. Vorewey struck out and come to a Barngun.
Tho come to an Allern- batch j and vorewey veil in upon ma Bones, and come to
a ...
Peter Lock (of North-Moulton.), 1782
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The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
... moss Min or Men, them, t. g. Put min up, i.e. Put them up Moyle, a mule To
Moyley, to □ labour hard like a mule Muggard, fuller) Muggots, chitterlings, atfo a
calf s pluck To Mull, h pull and tumble one about Mux, dirt Neeald, a needle
Niddick, ...
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Crossword Puzzle Dictionary
Naomi, also called _ MARA naos _ CELLA, SHRINE, TEMPLE nap _ DOZE, PILE
, SHAG, FLUFF, SIESTA, SNOOZE nape _ NUCHA, SCRUFF, NIDDICK napery _
LINEN napkin _ DOILY, DIAPER Napoleon (pert to) brother in law _ MURAT ...
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A Devonshire dialogue (by mrs. Palmer). Ed. by mrs. Gwatkin
Niddick. Back of the neck. NlMPlNGANQS. Boils. Nort. Nothing. Nort mert.
Nothing might. Nuo. A bunch. O Oakweb. Cockchaffer. Odswinderakins, An
exclamation. Omes. Alms. Organ. Pennyroyal. Orts. Fragments, refuse. Palled.
Turned pale.
Mary Palmer, Theophila Gwatkin, 1839
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Conceptualizing International Field Experiences in Teacher ...
Feyerabend, P. (1974). How to be a good empiricist — A plea for tolerance in
matters epistemological. In P. H. Niddick (Ed.), The philosophy of science (pp. 12-
30). Oxford: Oxford University Press. Finney, S., & Orr, J. (1995). I've really
learned ...
Abdullah Cendel Karaman, 2008
