10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WRITHINGLY»
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writhingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
writhingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Do-It-Yourself BIBLE PROPHECY KIT!
Smooth writhingly subverted unodious beast. Doubters smooth writhingly
undevious beast. Body blow anguishes venomous dirtiest truth. Dear! Venturous,
snoutish, mightiest body blow. Smart toughened virtuous, shiniest body blow.
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
Same as wryneck^ 3. writhingly (ri'THing-li), adv. In a writhing manner; with
writhing. [Rare.] "Oh !" turning over writhingly in her chair. A Broughton, Belinda,
xxx. □writhlet, v. t. See writhel. writing (ri'ting), n. [< ME. writing, writunge *(cf.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
35. writhent (riTH'en), p. a. Obsolete or archaic past participle of icrithe.
writheneck (riTH'nek), n. Same as wryneck, 3. writhingly (ri'THing-li), adv. In a
writhing manner; with writhing. [Rare.] "Oh !" taming over writhingly in her chair. R
. Broughton ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1897
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
and furnished with an adjustable guide for the " Oh! "taming over writhingly In her
chair. formation of lines. R. BroughUm, Belinda, xxx. WTlting-ink (n'ting-ingk), n.
See tnk\ 1. -writhlet, v. t. See writhel. writing-machine (ri 'ting-ma-shen"), n.
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The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal
She spoke, and the monster sprang from her burning hand, turned writhingly and
rapidly in the air, outspread his wildly-fashioned wings, uprose, sank down,
expanded, shrunk—and, in the semblance of a deformed and spiteful dwarf, with
...
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My Lyrical Life: Poems Old and New
The dragon-head rose, glancing bright, And all agape : Over the calm blue water
it came Writhingly on, As half in sea and half in flame, It swam, and shone. The
sunlit shields link scale to scale From stem to stern, Over the Steersman's head ...
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Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
She spoke, and the monster sprang from her burning hand, turned writhingly and
rapidly in the air, outspread his wildly-fashioned wings, uprose, sank down,
expanded, shrunk-and, in the semblance of a deformed and spiteful dwarf, with
nails ...
Almost simultaneously with the crack the rattlesnake became headless, writhingly
uncoiling itself high in the air, vainly attempting muscular retaliation, only to fall
straight and inert as a thick rope — five and a half feet of conquered devilry.
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Sanity by Sunrise: A Night of Post-Teaching Stress Syndrome
Velma floated toward him on a cloud of pink mist, in slow motion, sensuously,
writhingly, lookin' good. He could feel his ears turning red, and he could feel the
eyes of his disappointed colleagues looking at him, burning into him. But, he said
...
10
Further Adventures of Lad
scream out their lives writhingly in the wake of speeding motor-cars, Lady was
killed at a single stroke. The fluffy golden body was hurled far in front of its slayer;
and the wheels struck it a second time. The force of the impact caused the ...
Albert Payson Terhune, 1922
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WRITHINGLY»
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writhingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Otter Box, a Sunday Party for Hirsute Gays
On a recent Sunday, a longhaired otter who went by the name Cybil War writhingly lip-synced the lyrics “You are rich and I am filthy” in a bra. The Crowd. «New York Times, Feb 15»
Another Moment in the Woods
I remember "Agony," the writhingly witty confessional for two princes, stopping the show cold. And I remember most profoundly the presence, off to the right, ... «Huffington Post, Feb 15»
Spike Lee's Vampiric Remake
Simultaneously writhingly physical and aesthetically distant, gory yet abstract, schematic yet intimate, “Da Sweet Blood of Jesus” shares these paradoxical ... «The New Yorker, Feb 15»
New CDs in stores this week
... include horror-movie soundtracks and psychedelic-rock grooves, but his latest solo venture squirms and pulses writhingly around some concept about Jupiter. «Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Jan 15»
At US Ports, Even Santa's Bag Might Be Peeked Into
Years ago, Mr. Long said, agents even found 12 boa constrictors sewn up with cocaine. Some of them were still writhingly alive. Correction: December 31, 2014. «New York Times, Dec 14»
Death of our clown
There are a few scenes in it that are overtly absurd, but most of the movie is writhingly uncomfortable. It mocks one of our most sacrosanct American institutions: ... «Al Jazeera America, Aug 14»
Theatre Review: The leafy ups & downs of Shakespeare in High Park
... the former as one of the more agreeable characters (and hence one of the first to perish), the latter as a prototypical Roman emperor, writhingly degenerate. «National Post, Jul 14»
Caitlin Moran with her daughter Nancy
Screamingly, writhingly terrified of — at first — just spiders, moths and beetles; but, by the end, horror-struck by any creature much smaller than a badger, and ... «The Times, May 14»
'Fable Anniversary' - A new facade can't conceal ten year old flaws
... Lost Chapters expansion, a welcome addition to those who failed to pick it up last time, which is great until you realize how writhingly painful Fable has aged. «Examiner.com, Feb 14»
10 Essential Cinematic Antiheroes
... also perhaps the chief reason the film bombed all those years ago: Pupkin is cringingly, writhingly, cover-your-eyes-and-hide-behind-the-sofa difficult to watch, ... «Indie Wire, Apr 13»
