10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TROLLOPISH»
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A glossary of the dialect of the hundred of Lonsdale. ...
Trollopish, adj. filthy, dirty, beggarly. Trones, n. a steelyard. "A pair of trones." [
Med. Lat. trona, statera publica, Isl. trana, a crane, rostrum longiusculum.
Jamieson. Ed.] Tropple. A mode of Pr. of Thropple. Trot, v.t. to aggravate, to
provoke.
Robert Backhouse Peacock, John Christopher Atkinson, 1869
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A Glossary of the Dialect of the Hundred of Lonsdale, North ...
Trollopish, adj. filthy, dirty, beggarly. Trones, n. a steelyard. "A pair of trones." [
Med. Lat. trona, statera publics, Isl. trana, a crane, rostrum longiusculum.
Jamieson. Ed.] Tropple. A mode of Pr. of Thropple. Trot, v.t. to aggravate, to
provoke.
Robert Backhouse Peacock, 1869
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A Glossary of the Dialect of the Hundred of Lonsdale: North ...
I Trollopish, adj. filthy, dirty, beggarly. Trones, n. a steelyard. “A pair of trones.” [
Med. Lat. mma, statera publica, Isl. trana, a crane, rostrum longiusculum. J
amieson. Ed.] Tropple. A mode of Pr. of Thropple. Trot, at. to aggravate, to
provoke.
Robert Backhouse Peacock, John Christopher Atkinson, 1869
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Horace Made New: Horatian Influences on British Writing from ...
... Anglican Church your Maecenas who enabled a life without cumber, as
pastors adjective to rustic flocks - or 'organists in trollopish / cathedral towns', or
museum curators, and he identifies himself with their ordinariness: We can only
do what ...
Charles Martindale, David Hopkins, 1993
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A General Dictionary of Provincialisms. -London, Russel ...
Hants. TROLUBBER, s. A husbandman; a day labourer. Ermoor. TROLLIBAGS, s.
[Trulla, Ital. Trull, a low, dirty prostitute] Tripe; cumber. The intestines. Norf.
TROLLOPS, s. A nasty, dirty, woman. Craven. Hants. Sussex. TROLLOPISH, adj.
Dirty ...
Among those I really know, the British branch of the family, how many have found
in the Anglican church your Maecenas who enabled a life without cumber, as
pastors adjective to rustic flocks, as organists in trollopish cathedral towns.
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Joycean Unions: Post-Millennial Essays from East to West
Nora, in a trollopish hat and looking thinner and more bedraggled than ever, had
Georgie in her arms (Book of Days, 7 March 1907).5 The next night, Joyce told
Stannie about the robbery, explaining that he had been drunk in a caffe and
found ...
R. Brandon Kershner, Tekla Mecsnóber Tekla Mecsnóber, 2013
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The English dialect dictionary
herS, and that bold trollop Of a sister of hers, Hm'prr's Mag. (Mar. 1901) 522.]
Ilence (1) Trollopish, adj. dirty, filthy; beggarly; (2) Trollopy, rmfj. slovenly, untidy. (
1) ne.Lan.l, s.Cy. (lIALL.) Sus. HOLLOWAY. (2) Cld. (JAM.), Cum}, n.Yks.", e.Yks.',
m ...
Among those I really know, the British branch of the family, how many have found
in the Anglican Church your Maecenas who enabled a life without cumber, as
pastors adjective to rustic flocks, as organists in trollopish cathedral towns.
Theodore Francis Haas, 1977
The sixth and final novel in Trollope's Palliser series, this 1879 work begins after the unexpected death of Plantagenet Palliser's beloved wife, Lady Glencora.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TROLLOPISH»
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ATTENTION TEENS: “Your Selfies Are Too Sexy For My Sons”
In the post, Hall admonishes the young women in her sons' lives for their slutty, trollopish, promiscuous selfies (frequently taken in sexy, provocative pajamas, ... «TheGloss, Sep 13»
Travels in Thomas Cook Country
The parish church, near the grandly ruined castle, is in a Trollopish close and has a memorial to the resoundingly named Gilbert Theophilus Clifton ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 08»
