10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THEWED»
Discover the use of
thewed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
thewed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Lexical Concordance to the Works of Geoffrey Chaucer: S-T
give (sbd.) moral instruction; (pa. ppl.) well raised, endowed with good
characteristics, instructed in manners [See itheued adj., theu n.] 2: thewed[2]
Mars 180 And therto so wel fortuned and thewed RomA 1008 Ful wel thewed
was she holde, ...
Akio Oizumi, Geoffrey Chaucer, 2003
2
Mer-cur-ius, or The-word-maker: an analysis of the structure ...
Now I mean to affirm that the first is absolutely identical with the English thewed,
thowed or thought; for at the root of thought lies such a verb as thew or tho. We
have it as a substantive in that form, signifying muscle, or strength, as (Shake- ...
... et da fuori.” 135. corpse: body. In Spenser's time the word frequently had its
modern sense but not invariably. 137. with fake conditions thewed: endowed with
fair qualities and manners; ' thewed ' should not really be employed as a verb ...
Edmund Spenser, Lilian Winstanley, 2014
... et da fuori." 135. corpse : body. In Spenser's time the word frequently had its
modern sense but not invariably. 137. with faire conditions thewed : endowed
with fair qualities and manners; ' thewed ' should not really be employed as a
verb.
Edmund Spenser, Enid Welsford, 1967
5
Gower's Vulgar Tongue: Ovid, Lay Religion, and English ...
Intriguingly, he shows himself motivated by a desire to avoid the charge of clerkly
“lewedness” (i.e. ignorance): for als moche as I suppose It sit a prest to be wel
thewed, And schame it is if he be lewed, Of my Presthode after the forme I wol thi
...
T. Matthew N. McCabe, 2011
6
Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
THEWED, adj. Educated; habituated; accustomed. Obsolete. — Thewed, in our
northern dialect, is docile, tow- ardly. Ray, Lye, and Grose. But he was wise and
wary of her will, And ever held his hand upon his heart ; Yet would not seem so ...
7
A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
THEWED—TKICKEN. THICKENING—THIN. THEWED,thu'cd,a. Educated;
habituated; accustouted—Obsolete. But he was wise and wary of her will, And
ever held his hand upon his heart; Yet would not seem so rude and themed ill, As
to ...
8
The holy Bible containing the old and new testaments
1 Under the type of a ttiife it thewed the time from the defection of Jeroboam to the
captivity. i) By the prom ro« of the tiei-e it thewed the har&net* ty the famine. '"
PHOU also, son of man, take thee a □*□ tile, and lay it before thee, and pour-
tray ...
9
The Effect of Thawing and Cooking Methods Conventional and ...
'"hewed et roam tempereture, dielectric cooking 40.6 Thewed during cooking,
beking Д2.Л Thewed during cooking, dielectric cooking Л2.5 Thewed et room
tempereture, beking ЛА.1 After leewes had been thewed et room tenpereture, ...
Mary Elizabeth Lush, 1949
Theodore Roosevelt met Cody on several occasions, in both the West and back
east, and wrote this: 'Buffalo Bill was one of those men, steel-thewed and iron-
nerved, whose daring progress opened the West to settlement and civilization.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THEWED»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
thewed is used in the context of the following news items.
When to let youths be youths
... was just reaching its climax when the tigerishly thewed swordsman leaped from the stygian obscurity of the temple's shadows and clove him to the breastbone ... «Boston Globe, Jan 15»
Exclusive #TheWedding Atiqah Hasiholan and Rio Dewanto Eps. 1 …
Atiqah Hasiholan and Rio Dewanto Exclusive Wedding only on NET. Program yang menyuguhkan berita atau informasi menarik dari dunia entertainment, ... «YouTube, Aug 13»
