10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUGARALLY»
Discover the use of
sugarally in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sugarally and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
JOIN US AFTER THE BREAK
Thingummyjig “Waggle your wallies, and shoogle your sugarally water.” This
wasjust the best oftimes. Thingummyjig, with a set resembling The Bridge on the
River Kwai, was one STV's most popular shows. It was an irreverent take on the ...
2
An English Summer in Scotland and Other Unlikely Events
The training centre site had been chosen for its proximity to the traditional
travelling circus grounds on Sugarally Rise, thus facilitating the unobtrusive
transfer of Blumbos from the laboratory. So far, none of the other Blumbos to have
passed ...
Neil Keir Henderson, 2005
3
The Traditional Games of England, Scotland, and Ireland With ...
In comes the doctor and out goes the clerk, In comes the mannie with the
sugarally hat. Oh, says the doctor, what's the matter here? Oh, says Johnny, I'm
like to lose my dear. Oh, says the doctor, nae fear 0' that. American Post. One
player of a ...
4
Not Quite Altogether Now!
Shoogle yer sugarally water, lift up yer kilts, and swing to the best in music from
north of the haggis line!' To an audience hitherto accustomed to the measured
and deferential tones of the BBC's announcers this was nothing short of anarchy
on ...
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PANICALLY SUGARALLY XERICALLY IMPEDANCE BLINDEISH GOOSEEISH
RAZORFISH ...
There were tiny sugarally pipes, with little scarlet dots inside the bowl, pretending
they were burning tobacco. There were sweetie cigarettes at five for a penny, so
naturally a farthing bought one, although it was a bitter disappointment to me ...
7
One man's judgment: an autobiography
Adjacent to that cottage, which was demolished when I was young, there was a
large bing which was called locally the 'Sugarally Mountain' because the deposit
was the colour of sugarally (liquorice). One of our local pursuits as boys was to ...
Baron John Wheatley Wheatley, 1987
8
Chemist and Druggist: The Newsweekly for Pharmacy
In several parts of Scotland pennyworths of " sugar- ally " or "allacreish" (i.e.,
black sugar or succus glycyr- rhizse) are in great demand by children for the
purpose of making up» bottles of " sugarally water," and the old rhyme : Sugarally
water, ...
glittering jars with the boilings and the chocolates at the back of the window, then
rake down to the front where sugar mice and dolly mixtures mingled with jelly
babies and toffee balls, sherbet dabs and sugarally straps. Andwhenthe time
came ...
10
Oor Wee School Wis A Rare Wee School!: Classroom Capers from ...
Sticks and stones may break ma bones But names will never hurt me When you'
re dead and in the grun You'll be sorry what youcalled me. Sugarally watter Black
as the lum Shoogle up the bottle And we'llall get some. The bell, the bell, the ...
