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drangway का उपयोग पता करें।
drangway aसे संबंधित किताबें और अंग्रेज़ी साहित्य में उसके उपयोग का संदर्भ प्रदान करने वाले उनके संक्षिप्त सार।.
Drangway. See Drang (S.). Drashel, Dreshol, &c. A flail (D.). The correct term for
a flail is a drashel, but ' a pair o' drashells ' (or ' dreshols ') is more commonly
used, as two men generally work together. — N. & S.W. *Drattle. Much talk (S.).
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A glossary of words used in the county of Wiltshire
Drangway. See Drang (S.). Drashel, Dreshol, &c. A flail (D.). The correct term for
a flail is a drashel, but ' a pair o' drashells ' (or ' dreshols ') is more commonly
used, as two men generally work together. — N. & S.W. *Drattle. Much talk (&).
George Edward Dartnell, Edward Hungerford Goddard, 1893
507 ; ii. 118 Drangway, its meaning, ii. 118 _ Draper (Cresheld), M.P. Winchelsea
1678—87, 1x. 448 Drapers' shops in olden times, xii. 228 Draughts of air, vi. 346
Drawing-knife, its meaning, ix. 86 “ Drawn and quartered," iii. 384 Draycot, 00.
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The Peasant Speech of Devon: With Other Matters Connected ...
Drangway = a narrow passage. 'Urn up thickee there drangway, Polly; there's a
wild bullick coming awver drii tha strayte.' Drash = to belabour. ' Ef I catch thee in
my orchit again, I'm burned ef I dawnt drash thee black an' blue.' Drashel = a ...
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
\Ve hadn't run ten yards ere we missed th' drangway, an horrid seared we were
thereat, Illaoox—Bnown l'dli-lwmuls 1876') 253; He's jist rinned up the drang-way
, Rrpmls Prow'nc. (18911; Urn up thickec there drangway, Polly; there's a wild ...
He is sexton, postman, and smallholder combined. Mr. Lock told me I should find
him "up the second drangway" further along High Street, "drangway" being the
Somerset term for an opening between two sets of houses, and up this drangway
I ...
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Bamberger Beiträge zur englischen Sprachwissenschaft
... drangway 1950, 1992, [drarjwei] 1989 n 1950, a narrow lane or alleyway; 1989
(both forms, IM, Mumbles), a narrow passage or lane between two walls or
hedges; (1989 notes EDD's recording of drang n in south-west Dyfed, south-
western ...
Up to London, back to Gower, up to London again—rushing around like an
inklemaker in a drangway,' as they say in their funny Gower English—” “I admit I'
ve been confused in the past. But if I knew I had Oxmoon coming to me, all
confusion ...
At other times we would spend hours under the cloisters in the dungeons where
the damp permeated and mould grew; an area which certainly gave you the
willies, as we searched for that alleged subterranean tunnel or drangway
between ...
He did not go to the store, as I had expected, but down to the gate opening on to
the alley, or "drangway" as we called it in these parts, a thoroughfare giving
access to the rear of all the East Stump premises. There was no street lighting
here.
Ronald Frederick Delderfield, 1974
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