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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CIRCUMAMBAGIOUS»
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1
A Supplementary English Glossary
Thomas Lewis Owen Davies, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps. ( 123 )
CIRCUMAMBAGIOUS CIRCUMBIND ( 124 ) ( '28 ) ( 130 ). CIDER-AND A certain
dapper fellow . . did before the king! presence, cast or throw a kind of smal pulse,
called ...
Thomas Lewis Owen Davies, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps,
1881
Hooker. Reader, thou mayst perhaps have thought me at times disposed to be
circumambagious in my manner of narration. But now, having cast thine eyes
over the Doncaster charters, even in the abridged form in which I have
considerately ...
3
Northwestern University Law Review
Hooxm. Reader, thou mayest perhaps have thought me at times disposed to be
circumambagious in my manner of narration. But now, having cast thine eyes
over the Doncaster charters, even in the abridged form in which I have
considerately ...
4
The Bizarre Notes and Queries in History, Folk-lore, ...
These are a few of agathokakological . alamodality. anywhereness. bibliogony.
cacodemonize. caliomisticate. circumambagious. cornification. crab grade (v. n.)
crazyologist. critickin. dendrantheopology. disrecommendation. domesticize, ...
Reader, thou mayest perhaps have thought me at times disposed to be
circumambagious in my manner of narration. But now, having cast thine eyes
over the Doncaster charters, even in the abridged form in which I have
considerately ...
... circumambagious in my manner of narration. But now, having cast thine eyes
over the Doncaster charters, even in the abridged form in which I have
considerately presented them, thou knowest what a round-about style is when
amplified ...
Robert Southey, John Wood Warter,
1865
7
The Superior Person's Second Book of Weird and Wondrous Words
CIRCUMAMBAGIOUS a. <£ A roundabout or indirect manner of speech. Not as
effective, perhaps, on the whole, as an aid to obfuscation, as the
sesquipedalianism fostered by this book, always assuming, if you will forgive a
somewhat ...
8
Historic Magazine and Notes and Queries: A Monthly of ...
Parishioner — Here in prison. Parishioners — I hire parsons. agathokakological .
alamodality. anywhereness. bibliogony. cacodemonize. caliomisticate.
circumambagious. cornification. crab ( 201 )
9
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Writing a Novel, 2nd Edition
When you hit a word you've never seen before, go look it up, write it down, and
most importantly, remember it so you can use it. That way, you will never be
accused of being circumambagious or arch, but ... okay, maybe a little
sesquipedalian.
10
Wilson the Unknown: An Explanation of an Enigma of History
word, "circumambagious." He was not exactly ambiguous, not quite anything
definite. When he must speak, but dare not say all, he became "circumambagious
," — he was roundabout or indirect in manner of speech. This developed into a ...