10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SQUABBISH»
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of the ...
... s. a pie made of many in gredienU. SquaBBISH ...
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English German and German English Pocket Dictionary: With a ...
Squabbish. Squadron, t\]i;,;L-'. non, ». -Çuufe, гя. ®е(фюаЬег, n. Squalid, fqol'.llb,
adj. nnfauber. Squalidity, fquol-lib'-i-tie, ». Unfau» berlett,/. Squall, fquâÇI, «.
lauter ©фга; ïïîinbfiol, т.; -, y. п. fфreien. Squaller, fquSM'-ör, ». ©freier, m. Squally
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James C. Oehlschlager, 1858
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
Swift. SQUAB, adj. I Lat. ex cubito. Unfeathered ; Squab'bisu. S newly hatched :
squabbish is, thick; heavy. Diet renders them of a squabbish or lardy habit of
body. Harvey. 1 he eagle took the tortoise up into the air, and dropt him down,
squab, ...
3. dumpy, stumpy, stubby, squabbish, squabby, squat, squatty; chunky, stodgy,
thick, thickset. >uck, v. 1. pat, poke, tap, fillip; tweak, pinch, squeeze; fondle,
caress. 2. toss, cast, throw, dart, shy, pitch, BasebalI. peg; fling, flirt, jerk, cant,
heave; ...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
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Web Warriors II: Dimension X
Had Mrs. Squabbish arrived on a more typical day, she might have thought she
had wandered into a hackers' convention rather than a home for teenage
runaways. As a result, Felix had grown accustomed to dealing with prospective
clients ...
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
... চৌকাঁ, গদি, Sofa শব্দ দেখ | Squab, ad- অরর ভাষার থপ করিয়া ইরসন বা পতনপূবর্বক
ৰুঝয়ো ছুলকায় বা মোটারূপে, গাপ্ৰসা গব্দম্মু বা থুম্বার ন্যায় বা তন্ডাবে বা রপে I
To Squab, v. n. চিপ করিয়া-পত, থপ করিয়া-পত বা-বৈস,বেগে বা হজ্যরে-পত I Squabbish, a
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A general Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Squabbish, skwib'-blsh, a. Thick, heavy. Squabble, skwòb'-bl, ». A low brawl.
Squadron, skwod'drun, s. A part of an army or fleet. Squalid, skWoUlld, a. Foui,
msty. Squall, skwàl, v. n. Tu scream suddenly. Squall, skwal, ». Sudden wind.
Squally ...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1812
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Fockleyr Manninagh as Baarlagh
C.) Squabbish, a. shin, trome, lane-feill. C. Squabble, ». dy huittym raagh, dy
streea ry cheilley, dy ghlack, dy hroiddey (dy yaunoo boirey. C.) Squabbler, ».
boireyder, beealerey. Squad, ». sheshiaght dy hidooryn fo yu- sagh. C. Squadron
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John Kelly, William Gill, Archibald Cregeen, 1866
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
5. one that spotters Spy, spl. a. one who watches the motions of others—v. a. & n.
to discover, search narrowly Squah, skwob. a. unfeathered, fat, thick and stout—s
. a sofa or couch—ad. with a heavy sudden fall [fleshy Squabbish, skwob'bish.
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The One Marvelous Thing
Here one may commit lamentable acts either in privacy or among strangers, each
one more repulsive than the next: hatchet faced, spindle shanked, squabbish,
sore as crabs, starved—some howling or bellowing at the doll, others kicking it in
...
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