10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CHICKABIDDIES»
Descubre el uso de
chickabiddies en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
chickabiddies y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Round about the minster green, by Ascott R. Hope
The Eel, and George Kobertson, alias " The Eed Elk," hastened to fortify their
position by drawing two or three beds across the farther end of the room in such a
way as to form a barricade, behind which the Chickabiddies retreated, and
rallying, ...
Ascott Robert Hope Moncrieff, 1876
2
Golden childhood; or, The child's own annual of pictures, ...
The poor old hen could not find as much food as she wanted, so she said to her
little ones, " Cluck, cluck, cluck ; come with me, chickabiddies, and we will find
something very nice indeed near the kenuels." So they all went, and there was
the ...
3
The Sunbridge Girls at Six Star Ranch
"I'm afraid I can't manage it, after all, chickabiddies. That horrid money of mine
has given out! I bought more things than I meant to, anyhow. Never mind, we'll
get all we can," she cried, emptying her little purse on the counter, even shaking it
to ...
Eleanor Hodgman Porter, 2010
I. CHICKABIDDIES [chik'ubid-eez]. Child's name for fowls or poultry in general Go
and see the purty chickabiddies. CHICKEN [chik-een]. The plural of chick.
Chickens is unknown. Sft Note, W. S. Gram. p. 7. CHIEL [chee'ul]. i. Child : the
only ...
English Dialect Society, 1886
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Metcalf-Call Third Reader
"Very well," said Mrs. Brown Leghorn; "I'll tell you what. Throw some corn out here
on the ground and see what will happen." " Your chickabiddies would eat it," said
Mr. Goose. "You must remember," said Mrs. Brown Leghorn, " that they are not ...
6
The Dialect of West Somerset: A Paper Read Before the ...
Ben Joitson, Masque, Gipsies Metamorphosed, p. I. CHICKABIDDIES [chik-ubid-
eez]. Child's name for fowls or poultry in general Go and see the purty
chickabiddies. CHICKEN [chik-een]. The plural of chick. Chickens is unknown.
See Note, IV ...
Frederick Thomas Elworthy, 1875
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The sunbeam story book, the 'Golden childhood' vol. for ...
The poor old hen could not find as much food as she wanted, so she said to her
little ones, " Cluck, cluck, cluck ; come with me, chickabiddies, and we will find
something very nice indeed near the kennels." So they all went, and there was
the ...
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The Works of Eleanor H. Porter
"I'm afraid I can't manage it, after all, chickabiddies. That horrid money of mine
has given out! I bought more things than I meant to, anyhow. Never mind, we'll
get all we can," she cried, emptying her little purse on the counter, even shaking it
to ...
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The West Somerset Word-book: A Glossary of Dialectal and ...
Ben "Jonson, Masque, Gipsies Metamorphosed, p. I. CHICKABIDDIES [chik-ubid-
eez]. Child's name for fowls or poultry in general. Go and see the purty
chickabiddies. CHICKEN [chik-een]. The plural of chick. Chickens is unknown.
See Note ...
Frederick Thomas Elworthy, 1886
Trolls, werewolves, and butter churn–riding witches lurk amid the clawing branches, eager to swoop up the unwary. Jinx has always feared leaving the path—then he meets the wizard Simon Magus. Jinx knows that wizards are evil.
3 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «CHICKABIDDIES»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
chickabiddies en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Lil' buckaroos and chickabiddies
In the meantime they are in training — slinging lassos, galloping on stick horses, pulling ribbons and tying the legs of small goats — while ... «Columbia Daily Herald, Ago 14»
'Walk Two Moons' Resonates Even More Today
“If you have three or four – or more – chickabiddies, you're dancing on a hot griddle all the time. You don't have time to think about anything ... «Bustle, Ago 14»
Defying Amazon: how academic presses can profit
... a day out of every resident even before counting rent or exploiting all the other opportunities for screwing cash out of the little chickabiddies. «Times Higher Education, Jul 14»
