10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPOSHY»
Discover the use of
sposhy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sposhy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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English Language Word Builder
... SPINAI SPINAL SPINK SPINY* SPOOR SPOOT SPORK SPOSHy SPRAD
SPRAT SPROD SPROG SPUER SPULE SPUMY* SPYRE SQUIT SQUIZ> STAIG
STANE STANG STARN STEADy ...
2
Sharp Eyes and Other Papers
Seeing her track in the snow, he concluded to follow it. When the bear had
passed, the snow had been soft and sposhy, and she had " slumped," he said,
several inches. It was now hard and slippery. As be neared the tree the track
turned and ...
... soft and sposhy, and she had " slumped," he said, several inches. It was now
hard and slippery. As he neared the tree, the track turned and doubled, and
tacked this way and that, and led through the worst brush and brambles to be
found.
John Burroughs, Richard F. Fleck, 1998
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Birds and Bees: Sharp Eyes and Other Papers
When the bear had passed, the snow had been soft and sposhy, and she had "
slumped," he said, several inches. It was now hard and slippery. As he neared
the tree the track turned and doubled, and tacked this way and that, and led
through ...
5
California and Oregon; Or, Sights in the Gold Region, and ...
... Stoddard, from New York, for Chagres. The thickfalling snow and sposhy wharf
dampened not our ardor ; but we only longed the more to be away from these
inhospitable shores, where only common potatoes and similar products grew,
and.
Theodore Taylor Johnson, Samuel Royal Thurston, 1853
... danger approached, as it soon did in the form of Uncle Nathan. He happened
that way soon after the bear had moved. Seeing her track in the snow, he
concluded to follow it. When the bear had passed, the snow had been soft and
sposhy ...
7
The Classic Humor Megapack: 45 Short Stories and Poems
Then after one ineffectual jab at the brake, I left the machine hurriedly, and as I
sat down on the sposhy lawn I heard a tremendous but not unmusical sound of
falling glass— I tell Araminta that it isn't the running of an automobile that is ...
O. Henry, Saki, Ellis Parker Butler, 2013
8
Sights in the Gold Region and Scenes by the Way
The thick-falling snow and sposhy wharf dampened not our ardor: but we only
longed the more to be away from these inhospitable shores, where only common
potatoes and similar products grew, and where gold could only be had in the ...
9
The American language: an inquiry ...
I have mentioned slantidictilar, and to it may be added spizarinctum, sposhy, to
squinch, to squiggle, squirtish, to squizzle, smidgeon, snollygoster, to sqush,
savagerous, and the expletive swow. Spizarinctum, meaning specie or hard
money, ...
Henry Louis Mencken, 1945
I have mentioned slantidicular, and to it may be added spizarinctum, sposhy, to
squinch, to squiggle, sqiiirtish, to squizzle, smidgeon, snollygoster, to sqush,
savagerous, and the expletive sivoiv. Spizarinctum, meaning specie or hard
money, ...
