10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RUMBUSTICAL»
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
Yks.l A rumbustical fellow. m.Yke.l,w.Yka.1,s.Lsn.1,De1-.9, nw.Der.1-, Hot."l n.Lln.
1 You nead u't be so rumbustical, you'll hev to to'n not if we traail you wi' herses.
Lei.l 8119.1 Almost restricted to rude, noisy, ungovernable children. War.
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A glossary of words used in the wapentakes of Manley and ...
RULLY. — A low cart or waggon used for carrying heavy weights.
RUMBUSTICAL, adj.— (1) Violent in conduct. You nead n't be so rumbustical,
you 'll hev to to'n oot if we traail you wi' herses. (2) Huddled together. All
rumbustical on a heap.
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The Morlands: Tales Illustrative of the Simple and ...
To be sure, Mr. Morland," said he, " it is a good place to live in; but I_must say, Sir,
though I hope you will take no farther notice of it, that the family he the most
comical, rumbustical, odd folks I ever did see. I must fay, howsomever, that my
lady's ...
Robert Charles Dallas, 1805
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Jem Bunt. By the Old Sailor [i.e. Matthew H. Barker]. [With ...
... and then, giving him headway and striking out myself, I grapples the mizen-
mast, and stows him athwart it, hoping that, when the squall had blowed itself out,
I should make some on you hear me aboard the frigate, and, rumbustical as she ...
Jem BUNT, Matthew Henry BARKER, Robert Cruikshank, 1841
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The Dialect of Craven in the West-Riding of the Country of ...
Brockett. RUFFIN ER, A rufiian. RUINATE, To ruin. “ I will not ruinate my father's
house.” - Shaks. H. VI. Todd. RUMBUSTICAL, Noisy, overbearing. . RUM-
GUMPTIOUS, Forward and queer ; rum, queer, and gumption knowledge, from
Isn. gaun.
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The Vocabulary of East-Anglia Etc. - London, J. B. Nicols 1830
... which it very well may.be, the two words must have been originally brought
together by some more intelligiblecongruity. Bn. RUMBUSTICAL, adj. boisterous
in manners; bustling, shoving, and incommoding others. 282 VOCABULARY or.
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The London Stage: A Collection of the Most Reputed ...
Lard! sir, don't be rumbustical. Old . I say, Kitty—-this is what I have wanted along
while. (Aside.) I say, Kitty, do you like your place'! Should you have any objection
to quit it, to live with a middle-aged gentleman as a kind of a housekeeper! eh!
Frank Baker Collection of Wesleyana and British Methodism
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The Slang Dictionary: Or, the Vulgar Words, Street Phrases, ...
Virgil's Madd, book v., Translation by Thomas Moore. RUMBOWLING, anything
inferior or adulterated. — Sea. RUMBUMPTIOUS, haughty, pugilistic
RUMBUSTIOUS, or rumbustical, pompous, haughty, boisterous, careless of the
comfort 2l6 A ...
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Gaieties and Gravities: A Series of Essays, Comic Tales, and ...
Only look, mother, at them trees ; vhy, they're as tall as Vhitechapel Church : I
vonder vether they're hoaks, or helms, or hashes; and, I dare say, Mr. Smart
doesn't know, for all he's sich a vag. La, mother, I feels quite rumbustical and
queer ; I ...
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A General Dictionary of Provincialisms. -London, Russel ...
Hams. Sussex:- Kent. RUM, s. [Sax.] Room; space. Somerset. RUMBUSTICAL,a¢
tj. [Rum, and Bustle.] Boisterous in manners; bustling; shoving and incommoding
others. Norf. Noisy ; overbearing. Craven. Sussex:Hants. RUMBUSTIOUS,odj.
