10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUNKIE»
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
Sunkie, " A low stool Gl. Antiq., South of S. ; a dimin. from Sunk. " Mony a day hae
I wrought my stocking, and sat on my sunkie under that saugh." Guy Mann. ii. 18.
It is frequently used to denote such a stool as a dairy-maid uses when milking ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language: To ...
Sunkie, *. u A low stool ;" Gl. Antiq., South of S. ; a dirain. from Sunk. " Mony a day
hae I wrought my stocking, and sat on my sunkie under that saugn." Guy Mann., ii
. 18. It is frequently used to denote such a stool as a dairy-maid uses when ...
John Jamieson, John Longmuir, David Donaldson (F. E. I. S.), 1879
said Meg, speaking to herself— " Did ye notice if there was an auld saugh tree
that's maist blawn down, but yet its roots are in the earth, and it hangs ower the bit
burn — mony a day hae I wrought my stocking, and sat on my sunkie under that ...
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The American Aberdeen-Angus Herd-book: Containing a Record ...
3O168 51 O62659 EILEEN IALMAREIL 4 LYON PRINCE IITEH C C EILEEN
IALMAREIL 2 HARRIS YINES E SURKIE LA 3O16852 O6 26 59 EILEEN
YIRCINIA 4 LYON PRINCE IITEH C C EILEEN YIRCINIA HARRIS YINES E
SUNKIE LA ...
American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders' Association, 1961
5
Passing it on: Folk Artists and Education in Cumberland ...
Sunkie Oye Japanese- American Folk Dancer IN her lifetime, Sunkie Oye has
experienced in two quite different ways the impact of the conservation of
traditional arts. As a young girl in Salinas, California, she saw how her family's
cultivation of ...
Rita Zorn Moonsammy, 1992
convenience of comment I have attached numbers in the order of their
appearance, are thus named : 1. Halloween (p. 2). 2. The Winter Night. A Cantata
(p. 4). 3. I sit o' my Sunkie (p. 7). 4. Again the silent wheels of Time (p. 10). 5.
Roy's Wife in ...
Spunk, a match. Stibbleb, a probationer, a novice Stickit, stuck. Stirk, a heifer.
Stirred, disturbed or harmed. Streak, to stretch. Sunkie, a stool. Swear. difficult.
Taen, taken. Tass, a glass. Tent, care. Thack, thatch Thae, these. Thbapple, the
throat.
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The Surgeon's Daughter: Castle Dangerous
Sune, soon. Sune or syne, sooner or later. Sunkets, provision of any sort. Sunkie,
low stool. Surquedy (Ivanhoe), presumption ; insolence. Sute, soot. Swankie,
supple active young fellow. Swanking, supple; active. Swap, exchange. Swart-
back ...
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The Prose Works of Sir Walter Scott
said Meg, speaking to herself—“ Did ye notice. if there was an auld saugh tree
that's maist blawn down, but yet its roots are in the earth, and 'it hangs over the bit
burn—mony a (lay hae I wrought my stocking, and sat on my sunkie under that ...
10
The Handy Volume "Waverly" ...: The pirate
Sting and ling, by force. .SAnr, to stagger. Stoop and roop, completely. Stouthrief,
theft with violence. Stunkard, silent. Sumpk, a dunce. □S^/w ffr QMMF, early or
late. Sunkets, delicacies. Sunkie, a low stool. Surcingle, a girth. Swanking, active.
