10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHAGGEDNESS»
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
আৰুড়"ফো*রত্বো উচনৌচা বা হেটা টেঙ্গবা-কৃ, কুরপ-কৃ. বিকলাঙ্গ-কৃ. বেঢপ রিকটাকার বা
বোতাঁ ল- I Sha5n- 8- সমূশ্রীয় পক্ষিবিশেষ | Shagged বা Shaggy. 11- লেমেশ. যেমেশ”.
কেশব. ৰুমবা. বাঁকড়া. উচকৌচা. অপরিস্কার. অপরিচ্ছম্ন ৷ Shaggedness, মাং s- ...
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The Ladies' Lexicon and Parlour Companion: Containing Nearly ...
Rough hair; a kind of cloth. adj. shaggy: s. shaggedness. SHA'GREEN. s. The
skin of a kind of fish. SHAKE. v. To put into a vibrating motion , 'a agitate. pr. par.
shaking; past, snaken: s. shake, shaker. SHALL. v. A defective verb. SHALLOON'.
s.
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... garw Shaggedness, shag'-ged-nes, j s. ceden- Shagginess, shag'-gi-nes, )
ogrwydd, blewogrwydd, hirflewogrwydd Shag-tobaoco, shag'-to-bac-co, s.
myglys blewog, myglys hirflewog Shagreen, shag'-rin, s. graenledr, croen garw;
cythrudd, ...
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A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
SHAG, va. rcudre poilu, velu ; rendre herissc' ; rondre raboteux. SHAGGED,
SHAGGY shag'gcd, shag'ge, adj. velu, pelu ; btirinl; raboteux, inegal.
SHAGGEDNESS, SHAGGINESS shag'gidnes, shag'glnes, •». 6tat velu, poilu; C'
tat Wrisse, m.
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
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Phenomenology, Modernism and Beyond
The shaggedness of the junipers, the roughness of the spruces, the crustiness of
the snow, and the brightness of the frost possess a distinctness sharp enough to
withstand the interpretative egoity of the subject - just as the sheer scope of an ...
Carole Bourne-Taylor, Ariane Mildenberg, 2010
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
... shaggedness. Косматый, а. sbagged,shag"y. Космат'пь, se, onovma'r'l'mb,
nav. to grow shaggy. Космачъ, т. а shagÄ a shaggyheadcd man. Косметика, f. 'a
cosmetic. Косметйческйй, n. cosmetic; — naa nanna, a perfumer's shop.
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An explanation of the grand mystery of godliness
... the place ( which was Tarstts ) could not inform him of, as of the colour,
shaggedness and other qualities of the Dog, as also where he was , that it is a
suspicion that he that cured the'disease did inflictit himself, or rather his Familiars
for him; ...
Mind was thrown into such confusion, resolved to this shaggedness/ alertness/
and dread.. had to stay ontheskin for fear I'd be dead. Sometimes I climbed into
the deeps of a bourbon bottle trying to reachsome escape; and, was convincedI
had ...
Henry Winfield Hill, 2012
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The theological works: of the most pious and learned Henry ...
... punctual in discovering what the Inhabitants of the place (which was Tarsus*)
could not inform him of, as of the Colour, Shaggedness, and other Qualities of the
Dog, as also where he was, that it is a Suspicion that he that cured the Disease ...
Henry More, Joseph Downing, 1708
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The universal etymological English dictionary
SHAGGEDNESS (of Sceacjet, Sax.) the having long, rough hair. SHAL'
LOWNESS, want of depth of water, judgment, ijc. SHAPE'LESS (of Sceapleay,
Sax.) without shape, deformed. SHARK (Figuratively) is used for a slurping fellow
, who lives ...
