10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRICTISH»
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English Language Word Builder
... CAUTELOUS COBALTOUS RECURSION RETORTION CLEVERISH
JOCKEYISH MARROWISH PRETTYISH STRICTISH VIRAGOISH ANALOGISM
CAESARISM CRETINISM DIAPIRISM EXOGENISM EUSIONISM HECTORISM
IRENICISM ...
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Steps up the ladder; or, The will and the way [by E. Kirby].
"A strictish sort of a chap he is. You won't stay there long." " I mean to stay if I can.
I've made up my mind to be a new man," said Tim earnestly. "I'm tired of being a
beggar, and going in rags." "Heyday! what's come over the lad?" cried his ...
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The Dog's Rollocks: A diary of one deluded middle aged ...
Our picnic was not quite the wicker hamper, roast chicken, champagne and
James Wellbeloved affair we normally chose as we had shopped with the three '
C's in mind: cost - we were on a strictish budget, strictly buying anything and ...
Laura Tong, Mark Tong, 2014
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
strictish adj. • strictness noun. © 1 6c: from Latin stnctus, from stnngere to bind
tight. Strictly t> advert' 1 with or in a strict manner. 2 as a strict interpretation D
They have, strictly, broken the law. • strictly speaking using or interpreting words
in ...
The laws 0! chymical union is like the aws of any other Union, pretty strictish, and
o' coorse every chymical unron has got a beadle. Chymical aflinrty, attraction,
cohesion, composition, decom srtion, analysis, 5 nthesis, is a parcel of out andish
...
Half the man, twice the lawyer.
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A Vocabulary of English Rhymes Arranged on a New Plan
... con tra dictor|| pricker con tra dieting 1 jo a-con strictor! sicker pkt, p. 96] sikert
victors smicker con tra dictings pkt Or, above] snicker pktrng, above] picture [Ik, p.
!.:.i tricker Pictish ricturet tvicar strictish stricture de picture wicker fictive o ver ...
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New York Times Current History: the European war
But we cannot afford to withdraw a million male adults who have passed a
strictish health test from the work of parentage for several years unless we intend
to breed our next generation from parents with short sight, varicose veins, rotten
teeth, ...
He paused, aware, with a strictish regard for truth, that this was not entirely
accurate; he might not have known exactly what he would have to do, but
employment was guaranteed. 'Well,' he continued, defensively, 'you don't have to
worry, ...
The announcement of the strictish lunch timetable was a disappointment
because she could have sat here for hours, even alone. She liked to sit. In a
moment, rushing by the irrelevancy of food, which Monica ate quickly, Susan
diligently and ...
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Strictish but not bossy. And there are some nice touches when Grisham explains court procedure so that potential teenage lawyers will understand. Judge in ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jul 10»
