10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RAISE HOB»
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Studies in Etymology and Etiology: With Emphasis on ...
Furthermore, English idioms having the same meaning as raise Cain likewise
contain male names: raise Aleck, raise billy hell (bill < Bill, a pet form of the
English male given name William), raise the Devil, raise one's Ebenezer, raise
hob (hob ...
David L. Gold, Antonio Lillo Buades, Félix Rodríguez González, 2009
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The Chambers Dictionary
play hob or raise hob to cause confusion. [For Robert] hob-a-nob and hob-and-
nob Same as hobnob. Hobbesian hob:'i-m or Hobbian hob'i-m, adj relating to
Thomas Hobbes ( 1 588- 1 679) or his political philosophy. — n a follower of
Hobbes.
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Nursing Diagnosis Handbook: An Evidence-Based Guide to ...
Raise HOB to 30 degrees for clients with acute increased intracranial pressure (
ICP) and brain injury. Refer to care plan for Decreased Intracranial Adaptive
Capacity. s Consult physician for HOB elevation of clients with acute stroke and ...
Betty J. Ackley, Gail B. Ladwig, 2013
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Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms
1998 Spectator [Francis Bacon] was among the first to hitch his wagon to the star
of the repulsive George Villiers . . .james I's next favourite. hitter big (or heavy)
hitter: see BIG. hob play (or raise) hob cause mischief; make a fuss.
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Mosby's Guide to Nursing Diagnosis
Raise HOB 30° for clients with acute increased intracranial pressure (ICP) and
brain injury. Refer to care plan for Decreased Intracranial adaptive capacity. △
Consult physician for HOB elevation of clients with acute stroke and monitor their
...
Gail B. Ladwig, Betty J. Ackley, 2010
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Idiomatic Expressions with English Grammar' 99 Ed.
RAKE OVER THE//ASHES/PAST RAISE HELL RAISE HOB WITH RAISE MONEY
RAISE MONEY ON PAWN RAISE ONE'S GLASS TO RAISE ONE'S HAT RAISE
ONE'S SIGHTS RAISE ONE'S VOICE RAISE SOMEBODYS HOPES RAISE ...
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Webster's New World Dictionary
Dial.j an elf or goblin —play (or raise) hob with to make trouble for hob-ble (haVal
| vt -bled, -Ming [ME hobeten 1 to go unsteadily; limp — vt. 1 to cause to limp 2 to
hamper (a horse, etc.) by tying two feet together 3 to hinder — n. I a limp 2 a ...
Victoria Neufeldt, Andrew N. Sparks, Webster's New World, 2003
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Dictionary of Americanisms, Briticisms, Canadianisms and ...
... range/ the flat top of a cooker where you cook food in pans. hob/ play hob with
Am. cause confusion in,upset /also raise hob. hobbyhorse/be on one's
hobbyhorse Br. talk fora longtimeabout a subjectthatyou think is interesting.
hobbyist esp.
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Bibliophile's Dictionary
-J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit hob (HAHB) - n. a goblin (hobgoblin); a sprite; an elf,
2. mischievous behavior, 3. v. to act mischievously, especially in the phrase to
raise hob (with). despoil (Dl spoil) - v. to deprive of possessions or valuables by ...
DcfflltM- Wtajs.'^ti® - ) hob to play/ raise hob UtH i P)ttSL I igf£ if1] (They played
hob with my computer, and now it won't work! fMMJ&SIHj'S Hobson *Hobson's
choice 8* SP&Ji (Mill?) [Jtt^fli |'| Thomas Hobson (71544- 1631 - ) jlfcAMiM* Hr-
flSS ...
