10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYBOTIC»
Discover the use of
sybotic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sybotic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Crossword Puzzle Dictionary
... QUICK, RAPID, PROMPT swill _ SLOP, SWIG, SWALLOW swimming _
NATANT swindle _ CON, DUPE, BUNCO, CHEAT, COZEN, FRAUD, STING,
FLIMFLAM swine _ HOG, PIG, SOW, SUS, BOAR swineherd (pert to) SYBOTIC
swine like _ ...
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
Sy′boes. Sybotic, sībot′ik, adj. pertaining toa swineherd.—n.Sy′botism. [Gr.
sybōtēs, swineherd.] Sycamine, sik′amīn, n.(B.) supposed tobethe black
mulberrytree(Morus nigra). Sycamore, sik′amōr, n. a fruittree of the fig family,
common ...
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A Comprehensive Etymological Dictionary of the Spanish ...
See *gwö- in App. Akin to Sp. botanico, E.
sybotic]; proboscidio, dia a.
proboscidian. procacidad f. impudence. [L. procacitatem: id., acc. of procacitas <
procax,procacis]; procaz a. impudent. [L.procax: id. <procare: to ask, demand
insolently.
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The Chambers Dictionary
[cibol] sybotic s~i-bot'ik, (rare) adj relating to a swineherd. — n sybotism (sib1 3-ti:
m). [Gr sybotes swineherd, from sys swine, and boskein to feed, tend] sycamine
sik'*-min, (Bible) n the mulberry-tree. [Gr sykamlnos, of Semitic origin, influenced
...
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Patrick White's The Eye of the Storm, Voss, and Other Novels
Berkshire, Hampshire, razorback, Yorkshire 11. Duroc-Jersey, Poland China 12.
Chester-White swineherd (pert to) . . . patron saint.. 7. Anthony reference to. . 7.
sybotic swinelike ... 7. porcine swing ... 4. hang, jazz, jive, lilt, sway 5. shake, trend
, ...
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The Dolphin's Path: A Bookman's Sequel to the Odyssey of Homer
But foe Dryden shouted from Hell's abyss, "To the North Wind raise your sybotic
piss And then void your guts in your Sunday hat. Shadwell, you'll be covered with
'this and that,' As you put your fine chapeau on your head! Recall, Tom, that ...
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Modifiers: a unique, compendious collection of more than ...
... (rare) turgent; turgescent, turgid; varicose, varicosed, varicosity. swimming,
natant, natatorial, na- tatorious, natatory. swine, porcine. swineherd, sybotic. swirl
, vortical, vorticose. switch, ferulic. Switzerland, Helvetian, Helvetic. sword,
gladiate; ...
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Merchants of menace: the Mafia: a study of organized crime
The sybotic, almost illiterate, twenty-three year old "councilman" also permitted
the Farah brothers to attach telephone wires from the Jungle Inn to his home for
the purpose of continuing their race-wire "bookie" service. We had been
successful ...
Edward Joseph Allen, 1962
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The Degeneration of Dorothy: A Novel
Surely the crush in our supper-room now-a- days is a striking exemplification of
by what easy stages the declension takes place from the sybaritic to the sybotic."
" It will soon be necessary," commented the Friar rubbing his sore ribs, " at these
...
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Shakespeare's The Tempest: With Introduction, Notes, Etc., ...
... with frost or cold. 258. “ Sycorax." The derivation of this word is unknown. Might
it not be a compound of the Greek o'69, a swine (which appears as sy in the
words sybotic and sybotism), and I xopag a raven, so called from its curved beak
(of.
William Shakespeare, Stanley Wood, A. Syms-Wood, 190
