10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOISOMELY»
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AN ELEMENTARY DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
NEWISH. NOISOMELY. NEw'ish (nu'ish), a. Rather new. Kew'ly (nu'le), ad.
Freshly ; lately ; recently. NEWNESS,??.' Freshness,' recentness; novelty. NEW§,
n. sing. &, pi. Fresh accounts ; tidings. NEw§'-m6n-jSer, ii. One who deals in news
.
JOSEPH E. WORCESTER, 1860
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Dictionnaire Francais-anglais Et Anglais-francais, Abrege de ...
A NOISOMELY , adv. Ex. A mon: that look: noisomely, une chambre qui a la mine
d'être infectée. 'Nousoumzss , 3. qualité mnll'uisante nu nuisible. Nolsv , :uli. qui
fait beau— coup de bruit ou de fracas. pèlnlnnt; oh il y a beaucoup de bruit.
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The Royal Dictionary Abridged
Noisomely, adu. Ex. A room that looks noisomely, 'me chamb'r ui 1' In mine fine
irseflle. Noisumcness, s. gun/ire' wlsasmle on nuffi/u/e. Ndisy, a. qui ful! beaflmujl
debmi: ou cle fnlcahperu/anl; 'Je il] a llruuctml: (It builNoli me tangere, na/i 'ne ...
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Works of the Camden Society
Then we visited the suphur well, whose water, though it be pellucid enough, yet
stinks noisomely , like rotten eggs, or tulphur auratum diaphoreticum." (Memorials
of John Ray, ed. Ray Society, 8vo. p. 142.) b Dr. Deane's " small treatise " was ...
Robert Davies, Royal Historical Society (Great Britain), Camden Society (Great Britain), 1863
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The works of Virgil, closely rendered into Engl
From the Marruvian clan a priest, with leaf And blessed olive o'er his helmet
trimmed, By the commission of his prince Archippus, Thrice-gallant Umbro; who
on adder brood, And hydras breathing noisomely, was wont To sprinkle slumbers
...
Publius Vergilius Maro, Virgil, 1871
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Lingua Britannica Reformata: Or, A New English Dictionary ...
FU'STILUGS, women noisomely fat. FU'STY, that has a rank musty smell; FUTI'
LITY (offu'r'I/tar, L. offrm'o to pour out) emptiness, sillinese, leakiness, or not
capable of keeping a secret. FU'TURE, adj. (offia'urtsh L. of the old verb fixo to be
) to ...
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The Unitarian Miscellany and Christian Monitor
Massachusetts, do these poisoned agents so completely fill the air, or, like one of
the plagues of Egypt, so noisomely 'come up into your houses, your chambers,
and your kneading troughs,' as in Baltimore. In fact, the unitarians in that ...
Jared Sparks, Francis William Pitt Greenwood, 1822
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Love & Similar States Of Insanity
And so it was (embarrassingly and over strenuous objections) noted, before he
wearily, intrepidly pushed both himself and this Hocus-Pocus Mini Opus onward
and upward, and even further into the noisomely Rigid Rectum of Orthodox Belief
.
And so it was (embarrassingly and over strenuous objections) noted, before he
wearily, intrepidly pushed both himself and this Hocus-Pocus Mini Opus onward
and upward, and even further into the noisomely Rigid Rectum of Orthodox Belief
.
Fräulein certainly thought that she saw him smile in his sleep, while through her
careful lips "Conte Ukolino," in the thirtythird canto of the "Inferno," gnawed
noisomely at the Archbishop's ravaged skull. "Are you sure that she is not
seventeen?
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NOISOMELY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
noisomely is used in the context of the following news items.
The Magic of New York Hotel Bars
The cause of their perturbation is Old King Cole's noisomely broken wind, which makes for the famous central joke of the King Cole mural. «Newsweek, Jul 15»
The importance of filth in fiction
No historical backdrop has been more noisomely and authentically recreated, though, than in Deadwood, a sadly shortlived American TV ... «Herald Scotland, May 15»
Is the great internet free-for-all really music to your ears?
If it costs nothing to send emails to a billion strangers, more noisomely, you can make a nice living from the handful of daft old dears who send ... «Daily Mail, Jul 09»
Movie Review | 'The Trouble With Romance'
In vignettes that range from grating to pointless to thoroughly disgusting (the title of the third segment speaks, noisomely, for itself ), four ... «New York Times, Feb 09»
