10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOW ONE'S OATS»
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Chambers concise dictionary
2 to feel self-important, get or have one's oats slang to have sexual intercourse,
sow one's oats or wild oats colloq to indulge in excessive drinking or promiscuity,
etc during youth and before settling down. oatcake >na thin dry savoury biscuit ...
2
Identity Shift: Where Identity Meets Technology in the ...
... perhaps giving credence to society's increasing tolerance in allowing some
time to sow one's oats.7 As more time and energy are committed to the virtual
world, the opportunity to find and create the ideal life is more attainable than ever.
And ...
Allison Cerra, Christina James, 2011
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The Key to Heaven: Christian Gnosticism
... they deeply admire. It shouldn't be this way, but sin is easy. Life is hard. And
True, Faithful Love is a rare find. It isn't even really appreciated. It seems more
important to “sow one's oats or compare notes,” but I'm not trying to be
judgmental.
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Easy Crosswords For Seniors For Dummies
Frisco gridder 54. Gaggle members 55. Baseball legend Willie, the “Say Hey Kid”
56. Between ports 57. Observatories do it 59. Lunar Armstrong 62. General one
can take out? 63. Caviar Puzzle 4: Sow One's Oats Across 1. Ones who overact ...
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A Women's Health Resource: A Guide to Health and Hormone Balance
... sexual enhancing effects than men.2** " Wild lettuce has pain-relieving
properties and may address vaginal discomfort. Wild oats has links to libido as
noted in the adage, "to sow one's oats." This is likely a factor of its high mineral
content.
Inc. Women's Institute Transitions for Health, 2001
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The Penguin Guide to France
Stephen O'Shea NIGHTLIFE AND ENTERTAINMENT For the Victorians, Paris
was where one came for "culture" and to sow one's oats, which together usually
meant the opera, fancy-dress balls, carriage rides in the Tuile- ries, and perhaps
a ...
TOBIA: I have always had this problem. BEATRICE: Always? TOBIA: Some might
see it as quite a convenient 'problem'. It can save one a lot of problems, this
problem of mine. One can sow one's oats far and wide without having to worry
about ...
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The Penguin Guide to France, 1989
For the Victorians, Paris was where one came for "culture" and to sow one's oats,
which together usually meant the opera, fancy-dress balls, carriage rides in the
Tuile- ries, and perhaps a mistress. For North Americans, Paris symbolized the ...
9
Dating with confidence: a teen's survival guide
Years ago, young people were often urged to "play the field" in order to "sow
one's oats." (Oh see, once you get caught up in cliches you just can't stop, can
you?) Basically, the method behind the madness was this — if you date lots of
different ...
Jackie Jarosz, Jacqueline Jarosz, 1997
Quatermain's adventures are chronicled in such novels as King Solomon's Mines, Allan Quaterman, She, and 11 others. However, despite the importance of the Quaterman books, many of Haggard's other novels are interesting in their own right.
