10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARONOMASY»
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paronomasy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Transcendental Wordplay: America's Romantic Punsters and the ...
Thus he long contemplated writing “An Apology for Paronomasy, alias Punning.”
He wanted to defend such turns of words “by proving that Language itself is
formed upon associations of this kind, that possibly the sensus genericus of
whole ...
2
The History of English Poetry, from the Close of the 11th to ...
For the deliverance from so perilous a situation, he complimented the earl in a
copy of English verses, two of which, containing a most miserable paronomasy
on his own name, almost bad enough to have condemned the writer to another ...
Thomas Warton (jr.), Joseph Ritson, dr. George Ashby, 1824
3
The Works: Now First Collected : with Some Account of His ...
What then are these wild, or, as Pagnine renders it, Uvceputid<e, t rotten grapes?
God hath not left it to our guess ; but hath plainly told us verse T, in an elegant
paronomasy ; / looked for ®S)DDjudg~ merit; and behold nsu?D a wound or scab
, ...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt, 1808
4
An appendix to his dramatic works. Contents: the life of the ...
By popular abuse and paronomasy, (like. jacere, cacare) as it were, a stall' or
thread, on which crystallizes a numerous quantity of notions. Originally it is said
to be a deminutive of John, or Jaques; often a term of contempt, contemptible
thing; ...
William Shakespeare, 1826
5
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
মৌখিক, মৌখিকবকেঙ্গোন্বন্ধ'ক্টয় I Parole, n. s. Fr. 1.fi$'f§3 অঙ্গীকরেম্ব কবুল,
কএদিব্যক্তি দে'ণ্যন্তর না যাওনের অঙ্গীকার করিয়া খালাস পার তাহা | Paronomasia.
বা Paronomasy, n. s. শব্দচিত্র কর্টুব্যৰিত্তশষ, অলষ্কার শাত্রের রীতিৰিশেষ,
যাহাতে ...
6
Of the light of nature: a discourse
3. in that elegant paronomasy, Mi) inrepcppovelv irap o Bel <f>povelv, aXka <j>
poveiv et? to acoippovelv.' Dillingham, in the dedication to Tuckney,
acknowledges his kindness to the author, 'especially when he lay under the
discipline of so ...
Nathanael Culverwel, 1857
7
A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
... sm. double stake (at faro, &c). Faire — ; to double. Rendre le — a quelqu'un ; to
outdo one. PARONOMASE, if. a play upon words, paro- nomasy, pun.
PAKONOMASIE, sf. resemblance between words of different languages,
paronomasy.
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
8
Flugel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English Languages
-n) Rh. T. paronomasy. aror98mu3, m. ( — ) pi ^parorrjgmen) paroxysm, fit. (-eg)
front (reserved) seats in th< pit. •arquertfuf boben, m. inlaid floor. 'art/ m. share,
part ; party ; ,-/''..•. id) fur meintn — (meine — ), as for me. spartagetontratt, m.
C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1843
9
His Miscellaneous Poems
By popular abuse and paronomasy, (like jacere, cacare) as it were, a staff or
thread, on which crystallizes at numerous quantity of notions. Originally it is said
to be a deminutive of John, or Jaques; often a term of contempt, PVT. 1, 2.
towards ...
William Shakespeare, Augustine Skottowe, 1826
10
The works of ... Joseph Hall, with some account of his life ...
God hath not left it to our guess ; but hath plainly told us verse 1, in an elegant
paronomasy ; / looked for toSWOJudg- inent ; and behold riDUO a wound or scab
, that is, oppression: I looked j "or npTV justice; and behold r\pyx clamour.
Joseph Hall (bp. of Norwich.), Josiah Pratt, 1808
