10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TOTTERINGLY»
Discover the use of
totteringly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
totteringly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Crosslinguistic Approaches to the Psychology of Language: ...
(with 'walk') walk unsteadily; shamble along Esil esil Not listed pitul pitul
totteringly; staggeringly; reelingly; falteringly; waddlingly| (with 'walk') stagger [
shamble, dodder] along; walk with tottering steps pisil pisil Same as pisul pisul (
pisul pisul: ...
Jiansheng Guo, Elena Lieven, Nancy Budwig, 2010
it was over she rose up totteringly, and tried to feel her way to the door. Mr. Rivers
opened it, not making the least effort to detain her. "Good night!" she said, as she
passed him. He, without even an offered hand said "Good night," too; and so ...
Dinah Maria Mulock Craik, 1871
1 don't care if I shall be scorched to death." But Orion went on singing and took
no notice of the nighthawk. He felt like crying, fell totteringly till he barely
managed to stop falling and flew round again. Then he flew straight towards the
Great Dog ...
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e^-JL-c- t> Slcf haven't a penny's worth of sense. (H*l3?U|Cl trudge [trod, jog]
along. 1 <H ^ *H *1 ^ trudgingly; totteringly. OH S| >| E| trudge [trod, jog] along ...
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Indo-Pacific Linguistic Studies: Historical linguistics
5. daka'j duku'j 'totteringly ; to shake, totter' : laka'j luku'j 'weak- legged, tottering;
to walk totteringly'. Cf. also dakar dakar (with d!) 'unsteadily; to waddle, totter' :
lakar lukur 'shaky, nervous; to shake, tremble'; dika dake 'to totter, shake, be
loose ...
George Bertram Milner, Eugénie J. A. Henderson, 1966
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
Accident presented him to my grieved view; he was slowly an totteringly pacing
along a walk at the southern aspect of the house. It was warm summer, yet he a
peared winter-chilled. The bloo was gradually retreating to its last citadel. He was
...
And the toreadors, running up with their cloaks, drew off the bull. He went
caracoling round, charging at more silk-lined rags. Meanwhile an attendant had
got the horse on its feet again, and was leading it totteringly into the gangway
and round ...
Mira felt perched on the roof of a shaky chicken house being totteringly borne
downstream. But she kept her balance, and worked much in her garden. She was
working in her garden with a little transistor radio perched near her, listening to a
...
Sheena was old, totteringly agile, but thoroughly indomitable and she managed
to keep Peter who, despite his simple-mindedness was possessed of exuberant
strength and wayward fancies, in complete subjection. Her home with its ...
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The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch
He vacated the chair at the transmitter and disappeared totteringly down the hall.
“Mr. Faine,” Barney said carefully, “I was speaking with Mr. Palmer Eldritch earlier
today. He mentioned the conversation that you and I had. He was aware of it ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TOTTERINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
totteringly is used in the context of the following news items.
Kaisa an object lesson in the perils of China
For at least a decade, growth in China has leaned totteringly on investment, particularly in real estate. That appears to be ending. House prices are down 3.7 ... «Reuters, Jan 15»
Dispatches from London: Simone Rocha, Marques' Almeida & Ashish
The styling was as OTT as you'd hope – the shoes (part of the ASHISH x Topshop family) were totteringly high and finished with puff of marabou, while hair came ... «ELLE UK, Sep 14»
First Nighter: Theresa Rebeck's "Poor Behavior"Just Plain Poor
Who could, since as the loud drama progresses, the eventually self-contradictory stands and attitude reversals pile up totteringly high? For example, Ian's ... «Huffington Post, Aug 14»
Can Terrence the Teacher, hypnotist to the stars, cure me in an hour?
Going to name a shoe after him, so I hear – a totteringly high honour indeed, although I have to say “I'll just. Subscribe now. Login. Already a subscriber? To see ... «The Times, Apr 14»
The wit and warmth of our royal correspondent
In March 1949, as Queen, she describes herself as “totteringly aged”. She died more than half a century later. In August 2001, Queen Elizabeth The Queen ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 12»
Brian Viner: Sun, sweet dreams and a little sporting salvation on …
... were cheered too, funnily enough in almost direct proportion to the trays laden with plastic glasses of Pimm's and beer being totteringly carried back to the hill. «Independent, Jun 10»
Gurinder Chadha's Afterlife fails to amuse UK
All the potential for drama and comedy is sacrificed to this totteringly high concept. Sally ("Happy-Go-Lucky") Hawkins plays Roopi's best mate, and she is at the ... «Rediff, May 10»
