10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRAYBIT»
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The Curious Musings of Sally Columbous
He had a David Niven moustache, twinkly blue eyes and was quite debonnaire.
When he donned his favourite maroon satin cravat, whilst smoking his pipe, he
looked positively fantouche. He nicknamed me “Traybit” after a three penny coin,
...
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The problem of European protitution in Johannesburg: a ...
He couldn't do anything with a " traybit " here and a " traybit " there. A " traybit " is
a " tickey " or a threepenny piece. He informed us that he owed his downfall to "
booze ", i.e. drink, and that when he returned from Flanders he couldn't work as ...
Louis Franklin Freed,
1949
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English Language Word Builder
... PIETIST RHYMIST TITLIST VIOLIST BUSHTIT DRYSUIT INTROIT QUIDDITy
TRAYBIT APATITE BRUCITE DIORITE FANSITE HYALITE LITHITE NIOBITE
SIENITE TECTITE CORONIS+ LIATRIS+ SHERRIS+ WHOOSIS+ BARDISM
CLONISM ...
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The Dragon Raft: A Young Adult Novel
Jumper the dog was in the traybit out the back, barking at everything we passed.
Therewas astep ladder tied tothe roof. It caught the wind. Evenin the cabin you
could hear the wind whistling through the rungs of the ladder. Just to addto the ...
"thrippence" Nickname: tray, traybit, thripp'ny bit. This Is the TEN SHILLING note
or bill. Symbol 10/-. Value is about SUO.-f^- It is reddish brown. Nicknames: ten
bob, half-a-note, half-a-quid. there's the penny. Next there's the threepenny piece
, ...
Margaret L. Macpherson,
1946
'It looksvery interesting.' 'Mine,' Theo says straight away. 'Well,' Natters says, 'it
was Theo's ideato enterthe competition, George thought of using a seesaw. Then
Iadded the traybit.' 'And the dog's name is?' Carmel asks. 'Goffo,' Natters says.
Fine. Traybit his tongue to keep from swearing, thougha juicy Turkish oath was
ripefor some explicit cursing. “Sixmonths ago, mysisterAnna was facing the
Goblet Ceremony.” Before Bethany could ask, Tray cut her off andsaid, “Like I
explained ...
FBRRICADOUZER: 'a knock-down blow' [it. 'fa- re' = 'make' + 'cadere' = 'fall' + 'du-
ro' = 'hard'; LF.'far cascar douro' = ' to make fall hard'J FLOWHRY : (a) 'a lodging';
(b) 'house enter- tainment' [ilt. 'flere', 'fiere' = 'dis- plays, exhibitions'?] ...
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The world's chief languages: formerly, Languages for war and ...
... "lowdown", absolute truth, hard work, "stuffed shirt", big boss, horse, tea-can,
the "blues", "lip", "back-talk", high-pressure talk, to go whacks to shout Scotch
shout goog flanagan hiligan oscar rhino brownie triddlybit, traybit zack, tanner
deener ...
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Instructions for American servicemen in Australia, 1942
Pronounced: "thrippence" Nickname: tray, traybit, thripp'ny bit. THE FIVE
SHILLING COIN is of silver too, but is not common. However, 5-shjlling notes (
bills) may soon be in circulation. The term half-a-crown means 2 shillings and
sixpence ...
United States. Army Service Forces. Special Service Division, Bodleian Library,
2006