10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TAUTOLOGIST»
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tautologist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language, in Two Parts: I. Gaelic ...
AITHRISEACH, -ich, -ichean, s. m. A relater, a tale-bearer ; tautologist.
AITHRISEACH, -eiche, adj. Widely celebrated, tautological ... s. m. A tautologist, a
tale bearer ; a reciter ; a narrator. AIT1CH, -idh, -dh, v. a. and if. Inhabit, dwell,
cultivate ...
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A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language: In Two Parts, I. Gaelic ...
TAUTOLOGIST, x. “аминь-1112; Ганг cunirt-bhriathmh, ath-bhrllthraiche. TA
VERN, x. Tigh-òedn. TAW, u. (ieniaich lentimr, fnlmaicli, fnlm. TA w, x. Ciuiche air
Милана". TAWDRINESS, x. впавшим, liimsengachd, fuoin-bhreaghas. TA W
DRY ...
Norman Macleod, Daniel Dewar, 1839
A young Tautologist was hired by Oracle Machineries to find the ways of
hysterical entropy and the means of stemming it, or at least, mitigating its
excesses. As it says in the employee handbook: "Our nature is wasteful, and we
must work ...
Tisa Bryant, Miranda F. Mellis, Kate Schatz, 2006
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The Funeral: or, Grief a-la-mode, etc
B. Oh! thatdamn'd tautologist too - That Put.zle and his irrevocable deed! [Panfing
] Well, I know' I do not really live, but wander o'er the place where once I had a
treasure - I'll haunt her, Trufly, gaze in that false beauteous face, 'till (he trembles,
...
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
tergiversator Says the same thing in different words: tautologist Skilled at dinner
conversation: deipnosophist Talks in a silly, purposeless way about nothing
important: prattler, twaddler Talks loquacious nonsense: blatherer, blatherskite/ ...
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
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Theological Quarterly: Published by the Lutheran Synod of ...
... round, does a pitcher come out?); with the fate of the monotonous tautologist:
Ridetur chorda, qui semper oberrat eadem, i.356 (He who harps blunderingly on
the same string is laughed at) ; with the grandiloquent euphonist who hides his ...
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The phonographic word-book number two ...: Intended ...
... t,mp,r,r,i t,mp,r,r,nj temperance tumefaction atmospheric atmospherical
timeserver timeserving tumultuously tumultuonsness etymologist etymological
etymologically timornusness tautologist tautological tatterdemalion tacituruity
outstanding ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1850
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The Provok'd Wife: A Comedy
... with youth and beauty, married a very fine young lady, who has dishonoured
his bed, disinherited his brave son, and dances o'er his grave. L. Brump. Oh, that
damn'd tautologist tool < That Puzzle, and his irrevocable deed : — [Pausing."]—
...
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Congressional Series of United States Public Documents
Letter from McGarrahan to Franck, dated Washington, Monday. WASHINGTON,
Monday. My Dear Franck: Having dispatched my Cal. letters, and this being an
idle day, and even at the risk of being considered a tautologist, I deem it
advisable ...
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The Funeral ... As Performed at the Theatre-Royal, ...
... but in his age; that veryImzn, unseasonably captivated with youth and beauty,
married a very fine \ young lady, who has dishonoured his bed, disinherited' his
brave son', and dances o'er his grave. I L. Bram). Oh, that damn'dk tautologist too!
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TAUTOLOGIST»
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The hour of Mexican glory is nigh!
A cursory glance – as opposed to a long, lingering glance – could lead a tautologist to conclude that Mexican teams struggle to make an impact in any sport in ... «The Guardian, Apr 14»
England v New Zealand, second Test: Alastair Cook's side await …
“It's about irritating them, making them really angry,” explains the gifted Kiwi tautologist, who sees this as the way to break concentration and take wickets, and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 13»
The Nick of Time
As the tautologist said, “It is what it is.” That is, except when it isn't, like right here in Blogville, where the publishing limitations of print on paper don't exist, and ... «New Yorker, Oct 12»
