10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RUTTISHNESS»
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... ryt'-ti-er, s. gwel Rutter Ruttish, ryt'-tish, a. aullad, chwantus, cnawdwyllt, nwyfus
, trythyll, nwyfol ; masw [trythyllwch, chwautogrwydd Ruttishness, ryt'-tish-nes,s.
anlladrwydd, Ruttle, ryt'-tl, s. rhwnc yn y gwddf Rutty, ryt'-fi, a. rbigolog, cleisiog, ...
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A New Dictionary of the Italian and English Languages Based ...
Rúthlessness, s. crudeltà, f. Rú-til, -tile, s. (t. di Min.) rutilito, m. мышце. a..
rutilánte, riluce'nte. To немые, v. n. rutilo're, risplendere, rilu'cere. Rúttish, в.
lascino, libidinoso. Ruttishness, s. lascivia, libidine, f. Rider, s. (t. di Parl.) cláusola
aygiiinta ...
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Hitopadeśa: The Sanskrit Text, with a Grammatical Analysis, ...
-'J5rrfN acc. -c^I ins. nom. singular s. m. Pride, arrogance, presumption.
Rashness. Joy, delight. Passion, desire, ruttishness. -^TTN flcc. sin. mpq: nom.
sin. s. m. tatp. My purpose. HTn^ tatp. Blind with pride or passion ; arrogant,
dissolute, &c.
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The Thing about Roy Fisher: Critical Studies
might be seen as a baroque gesture of self-contempt, originating in stylistic angst
and parodied in the simian ruttishness of the title." ' The finest of the Mermaid
poems, 'A Vision of Four Musicians', dates from August 1951: The village will
soon ...
John Kerrigan, Peter Robinson, 2000
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Hitopadeśa, the Sansk. text, with a grammatical analysis by ...
Passion, desire, ruttishness. H<{i{ madas, nom. sin. M^t( madam, acc. mnd-arthas
, nom.sin. s.m. tatp. My purpose. 4|4 madandha,TATP. Blind with pride or passion
; arrogant, dissolute, etc. 4)d|<fc|4£| madandhasya, gen. sin. m. t{<£\U madiya, ...
Hitopadeśa, Francis Johnson, 1864
As the man and the animal continued to assess each other the stalker wondered
if the stag was too blinded by anger and ruttishness to be aware of its own
danger and as he glimpsed the setting sun reflected in the animal's eyes, making
them ...
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A Thematic Approach to French Cultural Studies: Love, Sex ...
She was like an animal on heat whose ruttishness had permeated the whole
theatre. Her slightest movement aroused lust; a jerk of her little finger was sexy. (
p.) A close reading of this passage will draw attention to the sensory detail
Zola ...
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Hotel Honolulu: A Novel
Without any knowledge of history, he was somehow able through his natural
ruttishness to reinvent the complex and indulgent habits of an Eastern potentate,
one of those Ottoman pashas, right down to holding court halfnaked in his ...
... RUTILES RUTIN RUTINS RUTS RUTTED RUTTIER RUTTIEST RUTTILY
RUTTINESS RUTTINESSES RUTTING RUTTISH RUTTISHLY RUTTISHNESS
RUTTISHNESSES RUTTY RYA RYAS RYE RYEGRASS RYEGRASSES RYES
RYKE ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Myth and Southern History: The New South
... according to a partly serious, partly whimsical, and even a partly affectionate
description, is distinguishable by his uncouth- ness, his ruttishness, his beer belly
, and his manner of mounting a bar stool— leading with the crotch.45 Billy Carter,
...
Patrick Gerster, Nicholas Cords, 1989
