10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STINGINGNESS»
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stingingness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The burst rocked the ship, the heat stingingNess' eyes, theboom ringing inhis
ears. The enginecoughed, burbling, then quit. Blue lightscut through the sudden
quiet. The sub began to outpace them. From the cabin, Sprite screamed a litany
of ...
Edward W. Robertson,
2014
2
An English and Welsh Dictionary, Wherein, Not Only the ...
Stingingness. .See Poignancy, and Bitingne*. Stingily, ad. Yn anhael, yn gyrrith,
yn Inw- gaead, yn galon-gaead, yn galon-gyfyng, yn gynnil, yn grintach, A.c.
Stinginess, ». Anhaeledd. □Stintless, a. Di-golyn. Ц Stingo, ». [a cant word for
strong ...
John Walters, Hannah Walters,
1828
2. cogency, incisiveness, pointedness; mordancy, trenchancy, mordaciousness,
pungency, cuttingness, bitingness, stingingness. 3. keenness, acuteness,
sharpness, sensitivity, discernment, discrimination, perception, percipience,
perspicacity ...
Jerome Irving Rodale,
1978
4
An English and Welsh Dictionary: Wherein Not Only the Words, ...
Bitingness [stingingness] of words, ». Llymder geiriau. Bíter, ». Cniiwr, brathwr â
dant ; twyllwr, siommwr. Bittaclc, ». [repository of the Compass in a ship] Lle'r
Compod mewn Hong. Bitten, part. Cnöedig, a gnöwyd, wedi ei gnoi, &c. Sec.
The stingingness of the injustice, which would be ludicrous in its divergence from
fact, if it were not so cruel, drives back the blood to Lavinia's cheeks, and the
words to her lips. "There are no disagreeables in this case, and if there were, ...
George Augustus Sala, Edmund Hodgson Yates,
1902
The stingingness of the injustice, which would be ludicrous in its divergence from
fact, if it were not so cruel, drives back the blood to Lavinia's cheeks, and the
words- to her lips. " There are no disagreeables in this case, and if there were, ...
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An English and Welsh Dictionary, 1: Wherein, Not Only the ...
... pig- owglym. Very biting, Tra llymm a phigog. Bitingly, od. Drwy frathu yn dost ;
yn llym- dost, yn dost-lym, yn bigowg-lym, ar dychan. 1 He taunteth him bitingly, Y
mae efe yn ei frathu ef yn dost â'i eiriau pigowg-lym. Bitingness [stingingness] ...
... both areas aroused a characteristic "stingingness." These results indicated that
the receptors of taste and either pain or the "common chemical sense" or both
respond to stimulation by alkaline solutions. The vestibular sensitivity of deaf-
blind ...
Simon Newton Dexter North, Francis Graham Wickware, Albert Bushnell Hart,
1949
9
De Electione Gratiæ and Quæstiones Theosophicæ
It is fierce wrath, a source and root of heat, cold, hardness, sharpness,
stingingness, bitterness, anxiety and pain. It is the sensibility, the first Principle, a
mere hunger and thirst, a desire of vanity and lying, a stench of poison and the
agony of ...
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Bee Improvement and Conservation
After 1859 with the importation of "package bees" of many different subspecies
the native bee became polluted with foreign genes and a certain reputation for
stingingness (bad temper) became attached to some of these mongrelised
strains.