10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SWOBBER»
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1
A History of Inventions, Discoveries, and Origins
The exact drawing, as it was then executed at Nuremberg, and an account of the
whole process employed in the experiment at Swobber, have been published by
the baron de Munchhausen himself, from authentic papers in his grandfather's ...
2
Encyclopædia Metropolitana; Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
Comprising the Twofold Advantage of a Philosophical and an Alphabetical
Arrangement, with Appropriate Engravings Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose,
Henry John Rose. SWOBBER. swoon M SWORD. SWOUND. M. SWOBBER.
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
3
A Contribution to the History of the English Commonwealth Drama
Employed by the rope- and sword-dancers to present the well-known jig, or droll,
of John Swobber, Cox was betrayed to the soldiers by two jealous rivals: the
theatre was raided, the spectators fined five shillings each, and Cox imprisoned.
4
A history of inventions and discoveries, tr. by W. Johnston. ...
But never was this experiment so often and so successfully repeated as in the
garden of baron de Munchhausen, at Swobber. A young tree was obtained there
from a leaf of the Limon a Rivo, which produced fruit the second year. It was sent
to ...
Johann Beckmann, William Johnston (translator.), 1817
5
A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
SWINGLIXG— SWOBBER. Archaiology, tmne't-feather, a military weapon in use
before the invention of the bayonet. In Bo- tnny, ncint-bi-cnd, or koij-musliroiim, a
kind of fungus, tlic Lycoperdon tnbcr of Linnu'us, or Tuber cibarium of others.
6
Tom Tiddler's Ground: A Play in Three Acts
LANCELOT [swinging his legs negligently] : Say the word and I'll cock snooks at
them. [The telephone bell rings. LANCELOT crosses to the receiver.] LANCELOT
: Hullo ? Yes, it is. Tops Turning. [TURNING grunts in disgust.] Swobber !
John Scott (pseud.), 1966
J. C. R. [Johnson, under “ Swobber " or “ Swahber," gives, “ l. A sweeper of the
declu" and "2. Four privileged cards that are only incidentally used in betting at
the game of whist." He then quotes this passage from Swift, with the difi'erence
that ...
8
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
প্তলা , ৰেড় I Swobber, n. s. Swabber শব্দ দেখা', জ*[হক্টট্টজর বর্শৰু বরদা'র বিশেষ.
তাস খোলাবিশেষ | Swollen বা Swoln, To Swell ধাতূর ক[র্নন্তিক পদ I Sworn, To Swim
বাতূর অততৈকালবাচক পদ | To Swoon, v. n. Sax. মূর্তুতুপম্ন-হ, মূচ্ছির্ভি-হ. মুর্টছা-হ ...
9
Phreno-mnemotechnic Dictionary: Being a Philosophical ...
091 — Sabre, swipper, sprue, sober, swabber, spirv, saber, spare, spear, zebra,
sopper, sparrow, spray, oopiay, spar, swobber, aspire, sappare, whisper, sprey,
sparry, sapper, spurre, assober, sea-bar, espier, super, sipper, asper, spewer, ...
Francis Fauvel-Gouraud, 1844
10
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
A v. a. gwel Swab Swobber, swob'-ber, s. gwel Swabber Swoling, swö' ling, s.
croeniad o dir, sef cymaint ag a aUo un ei drin mewn blwyddyn Swollen, swöl'-ln,
}),ast part, (o Swell), Swoln, swôln, j chwyddedig Swoon, ew'-wn, s. llewyg, gloes,
...
