10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STINKINGNESS»
Discover the use of
stinkingness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stinkingness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The British and Foreign Review Or European Quarterly ...
When all else has failed to reform them, people must be made to see and smell
the foulness and stinkingness of the well-draped lie which is the poisonous
source of disease at the bottom of all their vices ; and if that does not disgust them
, and ...
2
The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
Stilton stilts stimulate stimulationsting stingily . stinginess stingo stingy stink
stinkard stinkinle stinkingness _stint' - stipend fiipEndiary stiptic stipulate'
stjpulation stittle-back sti ver stoccado stock Stockbridge - ' a Stockclear stock-
dove ...
3
A complete dictionary of the english and german languages ...
Stinker, stínek'-nr,e.©tá"níer, Stinking, stírigk'-íng, adj. — ly, adv. ftNifíiiuí [ií(D(rtrh(t
)IÍB. Stinkingness, stingk'-íng- ní-s, s. ©tiiittiibf, п.; 9ïitbtrltu$» ligfeíc, f. Stint, stint, â.
$iti, n-î <V>r*»if ; ВеГФгпнгш^Ь; -, т.е. mh'fiigtii ; (iiifdjcíiiitfn -, —, т.п. aufb/ôrfn, ...
4
An Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary: With an Index of ...
Stinking Face, 383b. stinking fish, 280b, 746a. stinkingness, 554a. stipulations,
400b. Sti-reh-pet, 708b. stir up, 689b ; wrath, 615b. Stit, goddess, 709a. Sti-tesui,
709a. Stiu, 609a. stock, 487a. stoker, 70b. stomach, 416b. stomach, to turn the, ...
5
The Book of Governors: The Historia Monastica of Thomas ...
... places of Jericho ; ' these are they who have made a calf in lloreb,- and
worshipped a molten image, and have changed their object of honour into filth
and unclean stinkingness ! Behold there are women in their cells, and children
with them!
6
The Life and Exploits of Alexander the Great
Job-s pun- "And his brother came unto him and saw him ishment „in thhis but he
was not a^iG to draw nigh "unto him because of his stinkingness. And he said, '"
Glorious [p. 186] and Holy is the Lord God of '"Israel, for He hath done this unto ...
Sir Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge, 1968
7
An Universal Etymological English Dictionary ...: And Also a ...
aWhorLCbau. PU'TANlSM spulanrsme, F.] a Whore's 'Trade or Way of Life. PU'
TATlVE sputalrsivyr, L.] reputed, supposed, commonly taken sor, in Oppositicn to
evident, or unqueflionnble. F. _ PUTlDUTY spmidtsitn, L.] Stinkingness.
8
Histories of Rabban Sawma and Rabban Bar-Idta
249 1220 But the Ethiopian ran there before me, and he cast towards me Some
of that stinkingness which he held, and I was in great affliction. And by reason of
the terror which had seized me I woke up trembling, And I ran by night to Rabban,
...
9
Food in Motion: The Migration of Foodstuffs and Cookery ...
Certainly the early well-known herbals and gardening/cook books such as Turner
, Culpeper, Evelyn, Gerard, Richard Bradley, etc., many of whom spoke in florid
terms of garlic's stinkingness, offer no respite of parsley sprig remedies.
10
T. Lucretius Carus, Of the Nature of Things, in Six Books, ...
Strange Stinks, &c] When the Disease was got down into the Stomach, there
follow'd a stinkingness of Breath fays Lucretius, like the Stench that exhales from
dead Bodies : Thus too the B. of R. Then down it went into the Breast ; There all
the ...
Titus Lucretius Carus, Thomas Creech, 1714
