10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «YEUKY»
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yeuky in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The proverbs of Scotland: collected and arranged, with notes ...
Meaning that a person will be compelled to desend himself. I 'll gar his ain garters
bind his ain hose. " That is, what expense his business requires I will take it out of
his own money."— Kelly. I 'l1 gar ye claw where it 's no yeuky. " Ye bardy loon ...
2
The Proverbs of Scotland, collected and arranged, with ...
“That is, what expense his business requires I will take it out of his own money.”—
Ke.'ly. I'll gar ye blairt wi' baith your een. I'll gar ye claw where its no yeuky. “ Ye
bardy loon, gae but the house and mind your wark. Ye thought and they thought;
...
Alexander HISLOP (Publisher.), 1870
3
The Proverbs of Scotland
I'll gar ye claw where its no yeuky. “Ye bardy loon, gae but the house and mind
your wark. Ye thought and they thought; but if it wasna mair for ae thing than
anither, I hae a thought that wad gar baith you and them claw where it's no yeuky.
4
Sir Andrew Wylie, of that ilk, by the author of 'Annals of ...
Ye thought, and they thought — but if it wasna mair for ae thing than another, I
hae a thought that would gar baith you and them claw whar its no yeuky." " Bell,
leave the room," said Mary ; and she added to her father, " You have judged very
...
5
Union Seminary Magazine
Gin □he whummelt us, and peyed us sopndly till we clawed where we werena
yeuky, wha's business was that but oor ain ? But comes King Charlie, and says
he, ' Pit awa' your old mither, that's overly sore on you, and tak' this braw easy ...
6
The Popular Rhymes of Scotland, with Illustrations, ...
... to his flatterer, Hamilton of Gilbertfield, thus elegantly expresses himself :— “
Gin ony sour-mou'd girning' bucky Ca' me conceity keckling chunky, That we, like
Bags whase necks are yeuky, Ha'e used our teeth, I'll answer fine,-Gae kiss your
...
This night I will hae justice done, or the morn's morning I'll maybe gar you claw
whare it's no yeuky. Gentlemen — for nobody should be bird-mouthed in a case
of extremity — I'll pannel you for a jury atween me and Mr. North, there sitting,
and ...
John Wilson, William Maginn, James Hogg, 1854
8
History of the Rebellion in Scotland in 1745, 1746
The good gentleman confessed it was a great dealbetter since they had passed
the sentries, but that it was still " a wee yeuky. " The Prince accepted the
reservation as a hint that they were not yet altogether out of danger. After walking
about ...
9
The Scrabble Word-Building Book: Updated Edition
... dyes, eyes, lyes, oyes, pyes, ryes, tyes, wyes; - -; yeshivah, yeshivas oyesses;
yessess -; yestern -; yeti, yett -; yetis -; yetts -; yeuks, yeuky -; yews -; yids -; yields
-; yielders -; yills ayin, pyin; yins ayins, pyins; yipe, yips yipes yippies YEAST 700.
10
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... darena look me in the face — but if yell no face me, yell maybe hae to face far
waur — for I'll be as plain as I'm pleasant wi' yon, Mr North — This night I will hae
justice done, or the morn's manning I'll maybe gar you claw whare it's no yeuky.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «YEUKY»
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Ice and a Lemon Slice? The Germs That Go With the Garnish
Then they swabbed them and stood back to see what grew in the petri dishes. The results were pretty yeuky, with 70 percent breaking out into various forms of ... «Guardian Liberty Voice, Jan 14»
