10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SLUTTISHLY»
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sluttishly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A dictionary of the english language: in which the words are ...
Any number of things thrown sluttishly about. Swift. To LITTER, v. a. To bring forth
: used of beasts, or of human beings in contempt. To cover with things negligently
, or sluttishly scattered about. Swift. To cover with straw. Dryden. To supply ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Alexander Chalmers, 1853
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
Fruitful as the sow that carry'd The thirty pigs at one large litter farrow 'd. Dryden.
5. Any number of things thrown sluttishly about. Strephon, who found the room
was void, Stole in, and took a strict survey Of all the litter as it lay. Swift. To Li'ttSr.
Henry John Todd, Samuel Johnson, 1805
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
4. any number of things thrown sluttishly about : treamsgal, fitrais. .LIVER-
COLOUR, LITTER, v. a. 1. Bring forth: beir, heir a1. 2. cover with things
negligently, or sluttishly: fitraisich, cuir 'ii a dtrais. 8. cover with straw: cuir
connlach fuidh, cuir ...
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The Dictionary of Distinctions: In Three Alphabets, ...
Passage across ; passage over which the ferry-boat passes. 3 . r traipse, traps, vn
. Towalkcare- J lessly or sluttishly. (trapes, s. An idle slatternly woman, vn.
Thethird persouTRAPF. to run idly and sluttishly about. It is only used of women.
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis
Any number of things thrown sluttishly about: Strephon, who found the room was
void, Stole in, and took a strict survey _ Of all the litter as it lay. Swzst. To LIT'TER,
o. a. To bring forth: used of beasts, or si of human beings in abhorrence or ...
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Dictionary of the English Language ...
1. a kind of vehicular-y bed, a carriage capable of containing a bed hung
between two horses; the straw laid under animals, or on plants; a brood of young;
a birth of animals, as, the litter of pigs; any number of things thrown sluttishly
about.
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Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
Dryden. 4. A birth of animals. Fruitful as the sow that carry'd The thirty pigs at one
large litter farrow'd. Dryden, Juv. 5. Any number of things thrown sluttishly about.
Strephon, who found the room was void, Stole in, and took a strict survey Of all ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... bawog, plwcâog Slnth-hound, slwth'-hownd, s. math o fytheuad Albanaidd,
nodedig am ei ffroeniadrwydd Klut-hole, slyt'-hôl, s. bawgladdfa Sluttish, slyt'-tish,
a. swga; annhaclus; budr,aflan,ffiaidd; hafraidd [annhaclus Sluttishly, slyt'-tish-li, ...
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A practical treatise on breeding, rearing, and fattening, ...
It is taken for granted, the box and nest have been made perfectly clean for the
reception of the hen, and that a new nest has not been sluggishly or sluttishly
thrown upon an old one, from the filth of which vermin are propagated, to the
great ...
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The Industrial Resources, Etc., of the Southern and Western ...
"Our own white or sallow Ireland, sluttishly starving from age to age on its act of
parliament freedom, was hitherto the flower of mismanagement among nations ;
but what will this be to a negro Ireland, with pumpkins themselves fallen short like
...
James Dunwoody Brownson De Bow, 1852
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SLUTTISHLY»
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sluttishly is used in the context of the following news items.
Picnics don't have to make you a basket case
We have forgotten how nasty it is to pack away greasy dirty plates and cutlery into a heavy wicker basket, which, once back home, we empty sluttishly and then ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
Helen Mirren on the Queen, the '70s and that awkward Michael …
Here, Parkinson introduces her as "sluttishly erotic", then asks her if she found it difficult to be taken seriously as an actress – quite an extraordinary thing to say, ... «Sydney Morning Herald, May 15»
Ooh, you were awful: why I can't look back on the sexist 70s with …
He asked how someone in their 20s, so “sluttishly erotic”, could be regarded as a serious actress: wouldn't her “big bosoms” detract from her performance? «The Guardian, Apr 15»
Helen Mirren says sexism in the 1970s was worse than '40s and '50s
It was one of her first ever television chat show appearances and she made her feelings clear when he described her as "sluttishly erotic" and said that that she ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
How to survive being back with your family on Christmas
But chances are that, because you live alone, you've become accustomed to coming and going when you want, living sluttishly, not getting dressed and only ... «Metro, Dec 14»
'Are you Madame or Mademoiselle?'
Am I about to be perceived as sacredly married or perhaps…sluttishly single?” And if still a Mademoiselle after 25, would I be seen as an unmarriageable misfit? «PRI, Oct 13»
Helen Mirren on why the first words she'd have taught her daughter …
He had described her as 'sluttishly erotic' ... you can find on YouTube, introduced her as 'sluttishly erotic' and enquired whether 'what could be best described as ... «Daily Mail, Jul 13»
Goonies Mini-Reunion Outshines Corey Feldman's New Music Vid
So now back to the rest of the video.?Corey wakes up in bed with a topless chick. He showers … magically emerging with a sluttishly heavy coating of eyeliner ... «hecklerspray, Jul 13»
Rust and Bone deals in punch-drunk love
One night while working as the latter, he encounters Stéphanie (Cotillard), an argumentative, sluttishly dressed beauty who needs a ride home. Stéphanie ... «Creative Loafing Atlanta, Jan 13»
Three Sisters
... seven years, to Sam Troughton's piano-playing, love-struck baron, Paul Rattray's bitingly Scottish Solyony and Emily Barclay's sluttishly triumphant Natasha. «WhatsOnStage.com, Sep 12»
