10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SERRIEDLY»
Discover the use of
serriedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
serriedly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
5 the sense may rather be 'in full chorus,' lit. thickly, closely, serriedly ; that is, if
the reading in E. is to be explained at all. See the other passages referred to.
SKOWURAND. There should be no such entry; read skownrand, i. e. acunnering,
the ...
Walter William Skeat, 1870
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Mongolian-English Dictionary
Shoulder to shoulder, unitedly; serriedly, crowded. kituyan u ——. The back of a
knife. MrpRYBCI / MePeBq i n. Shoulder pads, cover for the shoulder, tippet;
shoulder straps, suspenders, braces; MKDRYBCI shoulder loop or rifle sling.
Ferdinand D Lessing, 2013
... SERRANO SERRANOID SERRANOS SERRATE SERRATED SERRATES
SERRATING SERRATION SERRATIONS SERRATURE SERRATURES
SERRIED SERRIEDLY SERRIEDNESS SERRIEDNESSES SERRIES
SERRULATE SERRY ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
4
The Bruce; Or, The Book of the Most Excellent and Noble ...
5 the sense may rather be ' in full chorus,' lit. thickly, closely, serriedly ; that is, if
the reading in E. is to be explained at all. See the other passages referred to.
SKOWURAND. There should be no such entry; read skownrand, i. e. цитату, the
...
Walter William Skeat, John Lydgate, 1870
5
Italy: a poem. With historical and classical notes
and still to see how fixedly they grow in their places — how firmly Oiey present
their fronts — how serriedly tliey keep their long ordered ranks— scathed and,
splintered — but unbroken and immovable ! We almost regard them with human
...
Nor is the past participle immune, for we find such odd adverbs as serriedly and
embarrassedly set seriously out as words. Indeed it is principally on adverbs and
adjectives that young America exerts its inventive powers. Often the use of ...
David Masson, Sir George Grove, John Morley, 1902
7
Mikroskopie. Zentralblatt fuer mikroskopische Forschung
12,600: 1 . filled with parallel filaments being serriedly connected with one
another and with the plasmalemma (Fig. 8e, f, g). With high magnification, the
surface of the latter is slightly wavy (Fig. 8g). 3.4. In the reptiles investigated by
SEM, the ...
8
The Bruce; Or, The Book of the Most Excellent and Noble ...
5 the sense may rather be 'in full chorus,' lit. thickly, closely, serriedly; that is, if the
reading in E. is to be explained at all. See the other passages referred to.
SKOWURAND. There should be no such entry; read skownrand, i. e. scunnering,
the ...
Walter William Skeat, John Lydgate, 1870
5 the sense may rather be ' in full chorus,' lit. thickly, closely, serriedly ; that is, if
the reading in E. is to be explained at all. See the other passages referred to.
SKOWURAND. There should be no such entry ; read skownrand, i. e. scunnering,
the ...
Early English Text Society, 1981
10
The Making of Christopher Ferringham
In one hollow he splashed through a swampy tangle, where black bog-water
oozed about his shoes, and on the farther edge he plunged into a wide tract of
beech and chestnut trees, where the undergrowth twined serriedly. The sunlight
fell ...
