10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DOGSLEEP»
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Gargantua and Pantagruel: Five Books of the Lives, Heroic ...
Ponocrates, after he had a while rubbed his noddle and shaken his ears, asked
how one might avoid dogsleep. Hold! cried Pantagruel, the Peripatetics have
wisely made a rule that all problems, questions, and doubts which are offered to
be ...
2
The complete works of Doctor François Rabelais: works of ...
You say 'dogsleep,' Ponocrates. What do you mean?" "Dogsleep," Ponocrates
defined, "is to sleep with empty belly in the noonday sun — just like dogs!"
Rhizotomos, huddled on the poop deck, raised his head and, yawning
cavernously, set ...
François Rabelais, Jacob Le Duchat, James Lewis May, 195
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An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
Dogs-ears 282 Dogs-grass 290 Dogsick 282 Dogsleep ib. Dogs-letter xviii, 280
Dogs-meat ' 282 Dogs-meat-man 294 Dogs-mercury 289 Dogs-rue 73, 286 Dogs
-tail-grass 290 Dogstar 283 Dogs-teeth 271 Dogs-tooth-violet 289 Dogs-tongue ...
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
v. n. to assert positively ; ' Dog-matizer, dog'ma-ti-zfir. s. an asserter, magisterial
teacher Dogsleep, dog'sléép. s. pretended sleep Dogsmeat, dogz'méte. s. refuse,
vile stuff Dog-star, dog'stz'ir. s. the star which gives name to the dog-days Doily, ...
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
DOGSLEEP, dog-ship. s. Pretended fleep. DOGsMEATdbgh-met. I. Refuse, vile
staff. DOGSTAR, dbgflstar. s. The siar which gives name to the dogdays.
DOGSTOOTH,d6g'z-t6tl1.s.Aplant. DQGTROT, dbgffltrot. s. A gentle trot like that
of a do .
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Hindoostanee Philology: Comprising a Dictionary, English and ...
... dogmatical, khcpd-nœma. dogmatist, риф pusœ, puchhee, khqçdrae or nql, v.
positive. dog-rose, suda-gœlab,_v. rose. dog'sbane, kœchla. dogsleep, sug-
khvyabee. dog-star, soohuel, v. Canopus. dog-trot, kookur-chal, sug-duwee. doin
-gs, ...
John Borthwick Gilchrist, 1825
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Athenæ Oxonienses: An Exact History of All the Writers and ...
He was wont to slee much in the house (at least dogsleep), Ald. Atkins made a
motion that such scandalous members as sle t and minded not the business of
the house, should utt out. H. M. starts up. —' Mr. Speaker, a motion has been
made ...
Anthony à Wood, Philip Bliss, 1817
8
Four Months Afoot in Spain
Near midnighta few passengers alightedand I fell intoa cramped andrestless sort
of dogsleep from which I awoke as we screamed into Versailles. Whenwe
descended atthe Montparnasse station wewere joined by three more Basques
from ...
Harry Alverson Franck, 1926
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A dictionary of the English language
Pog'mad, a. mad as a dog. DogrGse, n. the flower of the hip. D6g*s'ear§, n. pi. the
corners of leaves of books folded down. T>dg/slck, a. sick as a dog. Dogskin, a.
made of the skin of a dog. Dogsleep, n. pretended sleep. DOg's/meat, n. refuse ...
10
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
DOGMATISM, s. Danarrachd, dearras. DOGMATIST, s. Fear-danarra, fear teann '
n a bharail féin. DOGMATIZE, 'v. 7:. Spin do bharail féin air, bi féin-_ bharalach.
Docnoss, s. Blath na coin-dris. DOGSICK, R0 thinn, cho tinn f'l cu. DOGSLEEP, s.
