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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «WHIFFY»
Découvrez l'usage de
whiffy dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
whiffy et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Whiffy Wilson: The Wolf Who Wouldn't Wash
Refusing to brush his hair, wash his paws or change his underwear, Whiffy Wilson disgusts the other animals, who encourage him to adopt cleaner habits. By the award-nominated author of Don't Dip Your Chips in the Drink Kate! Reprint.
2
Smelly Bill's
Whiffy Weekend
Bill is stinkier than ever in this brilliant new chapter book, full of Smelly Billżs smelly adventures on one very whiffy weekend! When Billżs family decide to go away for a weekend, Bill is taken to the kennels.
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Whiffy Wilson - The Wolf Who Wouldn't Go to School
With Caryl Hart's funny story and Leonie Lord's fabulous art, schooldays have never been such fun!
W F Edge – hence the 'Whiffy' – also went by the name of 'Cliff', again for a
patently obvious reason! He used to take us for history and was a particular victim
of schoolboy pranks, due to his usually easy-going nature. Our classrooms were
...
Peter Douglas Gripton,
2008
She always hunted the whiffy elk (Alces halitosis) known for its stinky breath.
Rural people considered them pests, mostly because if bad breath from whiffy
elks inundated the fresh country air, they couldn't smell the hog farms. People
hunted ...
“Hit was Whiffy find hit, Da,” Lefty's son Sean, ten, says, and his son Brendan,
nine, nods. Whiffy, a small white dog of uncertain ancestry half sleep by the stove,
hearing his name, thumps his tail. “We seen Whiffy diggin' by a jasmine hin the ...
7
Wordbook of Australian Idiom: Aussie Slang
... to keep the dust out of their eyes' whiffy Quite smelly, it stinks or a questionable
business deal— (1) 'It really pongs it's a bit whiffy' (2) 'This deal it's a bit whiffy, yer
not wrong it pongs ' whimp A scared whining weakling— 'He's a whimp and a ...
8
In the Beginning There Was Chaos: For Better or For Worse ...
“In time he will be less whiffy,” she said. But he stank for years, so “Whiffy” I was
what called him. I still have old “Whiff” in my what-not cabinet. He's sweeter
smelling now, and still loved. Whiffy and me. Katie and Aaron made their own ...
WHIFFY. GHOSTS. By this stage you might want to discount the idea that a ghost
iscaused by visual hallucination or tactile hallucination, but can we also dismiss
what wesmellasolfactory hallucination? Astral Aromas New people moving into ...
10
A choice collection of papers relating to State affairs, ...
... a good Patriot, and a very honest Man. [O * ViniiatioH of those who have ttktn
the nen Ottb ofAllc£. vii. p. 89. Ib-}. sage. 17. / .. a . . ,. j. Whiffy. Av..^^'. *. And then
as to their being the Occasion of so. tf6 A Choice ColkcTion of V A P E R S Vol. I.
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «WHIFFY»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
whiffy est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Nama's 'whiffy' Northern Ireland deal is to be investigated by the …
THE UK'S NATIONAL Crime Agency (NCA) has confirmed that it will investigate the sale of Northern Irish assets owned by NAMA. The PSNI had agreed ... «Yahoo News UK, juil 15»
JOE's Review of the Week: The Westmeath dad, Fidelma's 'Whiffy …
Some very, very sore heads in the Midlands after Westmeath's footballers had beaten Meath to book a place in the Leinster final against Dublin. It was a hell of a ... «JOE, juil 15»
Keep trying, says Shropshire MP Owen Paterson after GM trials fail
It comes after the controversial trial of “whiffy wheat” ended in failure. It cost £732,000, and was aimed at producing a crop which replicated an aphid pheromone ... «shropshirestar.com, juin 15»
GM 'whiffy wheat' fails to deter pests
A controversial field trial of “whiffy wheat”, genetically modified to repel aphid pests by giving off an alarming scent, has failed to show any crop protection ... «Financial Times, juin 15»
Rich harvest of the storm
The seaweed intended for later use on the fields is scooped up in huge bites by tractor and left to rot in great whiffy mounds. But this weed has been collected by ... «The Guardian, avril 15»
Donations a bit whiffy
Nelson-based Talley's, an international exporter of food products, has interests in the seafood, meat, dairy and vegetable sectors. It also has an interest in ... «Waikato Times, mars 15»
Race is on to touch down on COMET 67P before WHIFFY SPACE …
Vid Rosetta robot probe, Philae, is set to touch down on comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko on Wednesday, 12 November, when the craft's decade-long chase ... «Register, nov 14»
Demi Lovato's Whiffy Fan Encounter
Demi Lovato was left stunned when she was farted on by a fan at a meet and greet. Lovato was left recoiling in horror when one of her supporters was so ... «FemaleFirst.co.uk, sept 14»
Why your mum was WRONG about whiffy tattooed people
Boffins have overturned the wisdom of parents everywhere by proving that stinky people with tattoos can play a vital role in society: by charging up mobile ... «Register, août 14»
Would you have a bird poo facial?
She applies an exfoliant to my face and next the mask, for which the whiffy white powder is mixed with rosewater to form a creamy paste. The smell engulfs my ... «Telegraph.co.uk, août 14»