10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SWIPPLE»
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Whiffletrees and Goobers: 1,001 Fun and Fabulous Forgotton ...
See also Swipple. Swingletree Same as Singletree. Swiple See Swipple.
Swipple The part of a Flail used to hit the grain being threshed with a flail. Swivel-
tail See first entry under Wiggle-tail. Table salt A small bowl, usually glass,
designed to ...
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
To best severely. Bnfl'.1 Gehn ye dinna haud yir ill-hung tung s'll soople the back
0' ye. Cld. (JAIL) SWIPPLE,sb.' and o.“ 1. sb. Drink of any kind; a drink. Come,
have a swipplc o' brandy, Baikal.“ Lnyrocb (1864) iii. aLanJ 2. v. To drink, tip le. s.
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A glossary of the Cleveland dialect
The other parts are named the Swipple, that with which the corn is struck ; and
the Cap, the revolving leather fitting at the upper end of the Hand-staff, to which
the Swipple is attached. Comp. Sw. D. bannval, bannval, bannol, bandbl, banntl,
&c.
John Christopher Atkinson, 1868
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
Gwialfust, s.s. (gwial — fust) A flail swipple. Gwîb, i.f.— fl. t. iau (gwi— îb) A quick
course, range, or drive; a serpentine motion ; the motion of a fly in its progress ; a
wandering, or Arolling. Cymmeryd gwîb o redeg, to take a heat of running : firen ...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English
_fl-pl. gwialenodiau (gwìalen) The length of a measuring rod; a stroke with a rod.
Gwialeniïnst, s. f. (шипов—Ем!) The swipple part of a На“, a Hail yard. Gwialenlg,
s. f. dim. (gwialen) A small rod. Gwialenodiad, s. m. (gwialenawd) A scourging, ...
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Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
Gwialenffnst, ». /. (gwialen — ffust) The swipple part of a flail, a flail yard.
Gwialenig, s.f. dim. (gwialen) A small rod. Gwialenodiad, ». m. (gwialenawd) A
scourging, or striking with a rod. Gwialenodiaw, t>. a. (gwialenawd) To scourge.
Gwialffust ...
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Antiquæ Linguæ Britannicæ Thesaurus: A Welsh and English ...
a flail swipple Gwialennaid,s. f. the length. or measure ofa meting rod; also a
stroke with a rod Gwialennod, s.'m. the stroke of a rod; also the length of one
perch or pole in measuring ground Gwialenn0dio,'v. a. to beat with rods
Gvrialfihst, s.
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Santa Leocádia: a linguistic study of a northern Portuguese ...
PlETEGO, var. of PlRTIGO. PlRTIGO, n.m., '(flail) swipple; assemblage consisting
of the handle and swipple sheathes, the link between handle and swipple, aid
the swipple itself•; cf. Arcos pertego (pertegada, s.v.), pertigo (pertigueira, s.v.); cf
.
David Stanton Fagan, 1969
Looking at the dynaset, it's easy to see this company's pecking order: President
Ed Honcho manages Lane Clozure, Joseph Swipple, Andrew Van Noslo, and
Helen Wheels; Sales Manager Albert Niktog manages Doris Ajar and Anita C ...
Celeste Robinson, Alan Simpson, 2006
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The Dialect of Craven in the West-Riding of the Country of ...
This is now in general superseded by an iron ring, which slides up and down the
boose post, to which cattle are bound in the cow house. It is sometimes called the
red widdy and swipple. The scripture term is with. “And she said unto him, the ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SWIPPLE»
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Shirt offer offended naked Hob!
“Yah moonleeght neeght, when they heard his swipple gannan wiv a strange quick bat on t'lathe fleear (ye ken he wad deea mair i' yah neet than a' t'men on ... «Darlington and Stockton Times, Jul 15»
Swipple collective aims to support art outside the establishment
Swipple founder Jason Wright might come off as a bit jaded if his colorful critiques of the art world weren't matched by a glowing appreciation for the 99 percent ... «AnnArbor.com, Mar 10»
Ypsilanti Shadow Art Fair draws eclectic mix of art, ideas and shoppers
For the third straight year, Swipple, a loose network of national artists with several local members sold their work at the semiannual Ypsilanti gathering, but this ... «AnnArbor.com, Dec 09»
