10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHIZZINGLY»
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Sora-English Dictionary
the stump of a tree. bon-'bog-lo-ge, <»*>□. whizzingly, as in rigge:-n bog-bog-lo-
ge tidtu:i, 'the wind blows towards me whizzingly '. bog-bog-'ta:l-, to lie on one's
stomach, as in — unte a-mandra: pasijan a-do:g bog-bog-tu.l-le side:ten, ' that ...
Giḍugu Veṅkaṭarāmamūrti, 1986
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Trouting on the Brulé River: Or Summer-wayfaring in the ...
it slashingly and whizzingly. Just what it was not I knew from Pratt's slender and
elastic eight ounce rod, which he handled lithely and lightly, almost as freely as if
it were a lady's riding whip. We landed at the head of a small island and in the ...
3
A Handbook for Analyzing Chinese Characters
T 0 [No liong qi che sou de yi sheng kai guo qu le.] The car Whizzingly passed
through. l>—(l%[sou] (5) radical phonetic character fr. rad. El.(§.)[féng] 'Wind' +
phon. §[sou] meaning: to make something dry or cool by blowing 13 strokes v. <
dial.> ...
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Dictionary of the Lepcha-Language
... yo-len when you feet the fanning of zephyr. fyuk 1. vb. n. to whirl as arrow, ball,
fyuk- la di vb. to come whizzing along, fyuk fyuk whirling round, fyuk fyuk mat vb.
to whirl; — redupl. fitk-kd fyttk-kd or fitk-kd fyitk-kd di to come whizzingly as bullet.
Mainwaring, George Syres, Albert Grünwedel, 1898
... the katydids and mosquitoes sounding, and the night-hawks booming hoarsely
as they swooped whizzingly down near our heads as if to see what we were.
Again, the experiences were not unmixed delights. On sultry evenings, a shower
...
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English Travellers and Italian Brigands: A Narrative of ...
The bright sky of last night had left us, and all above us was covered with the
blackest clouds, when suddenly, about midday, the storm broke in a thunderbolt,
which passed whizzingly close over our heads, apparently only a few feet from us
, ...
William John Charles Moens, Anne Warlters Moens, 1866
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The Escape of Mr. Trimm: His Plight and Other Plights
Above me a shadow of something hung for the hundredth part of a second,
something white flashed over me and by me, moving downward whizzingly;
something cracked on something; and Mink Satterlee breathed a gentle little
grunt right in ...
Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb, 1918
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The Works of Irvin S. Cobb...: The escape of Mr. Trimm
Above me a shadow of something hung for the hundredth part of a second,
something white flashed over me and by me, moving downward whizzingly;
something cracked on something; and Mink Satterlee breathed a gentle little
grunt right in ...
Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb, 1918
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The U.S. Naval Astronomical Expedition to the southern ...
Multitudes of bats and other night-birds dashed whizzingly by us; and myriads of
fire-flies, though rendering the "darkness more visible," yet served to connect us
with animated creation. Otherwise the stillness of that lonesome glen would have
...
United States Naval Astronomical Expedition, 1849-1852, James Melville Gilliss, 1855
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Burmese Pocket Dictionary
.§a^, adv. whizzingly, — Jjjj whistlingly. «9 1, «., o. gold; golden; royal. — ajjS, v.
to sift gold, — 3j, v. to gild. — 3JCJ03, n. gold size. — 3joS, to embellish with gold
. — d^Ss, «. packet of gold-leaf, — tyo, gold- — (fycSfy, n. the royal treasurer.
Adoniram Judson, Frank Dennison Phinney, Frederick Howard Eveleth, 1887
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WHIZZINGLY»
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On the trail of Roald Dahl in rural England - The West Australian
Steve McKenna heads down memory lane at a phizz-whizzing museum ... them really bad — and if they were nice, he'd make them really phizz-whizzingly nice. «The West Australian, Jun 15»
Review: Dance
... Orozco accounted for a whizzingly fleet, focussed and precise morsel from Le Corsaire. The final piece, Fragments (choreographed by Diana Loosemore) saw ... «Herald Scotland, Jun 14»
PHILOSOPHER, HEAL THYSELF
Monk's biography -- lucid, painstaking, thorough and whizzingly readable -- is a devastating deracination of the Russell myth. Only the earliest works like ... «Swans, Jan 05»
