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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ANGLEBERRY»
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1
The Roxburghshire Word-Book
[E. hang-nail, agnail same:—A.S. angnazgl corn on the foot.] ANGLEBERRY, sb.
N, w-s. A warty excrescence on cattle or sheep. [Sc. (a. 1600) angleberry, = E.
anbury.] ANNOYED, ppl. a. W. Perturbed, anxious. ANUNDER, prep. NE, w—s.
2
Man and the beasts (De animalibus, books 22-26)
amount of bleeding is based on a careful assessment of the purulent humor from
which the abscess arises and other incidental factors which may contribute to the
cause of the disease. |62| An angleberry [ficus]1 is a pathological congealing of ...
Saint Albertus (Magnus), 1987
The shire horse was quiet and all I had to do was ligate an angleberry. An
angleberry is another name for a horse wart. Sometimes the warts appear singly,
sometimes in groups. They are caused by a specific virus and can be extremely ...
Eddie Straiton, T.V. Vet, 1983
4
England and America's Cattle Doctor, Or, A Reformed Treatise ...
THE SHAG OR ANGLEBERRY FOUL. FELON DRINK. either cut them off with the
knife or with the iron. Be careful to keep the clams fast till you get the place
seared, for if the angleberry be strong, the vein will be strong also. Some
angleberries ...
5
A glossary of North country words, with their etymology, and ...
Angleberry ; amongst old people in Northumberland this is the name of a vetch,
probably so called because it angles, or catches and clings to plants or shrubs,
stronger and taller than itself. Ang, or Awn, the beard growing out of barley, rye, ...
John Trotter Brockett, William Edward Brockett, 1846
6
The Spenders: A Tale of the Third Generation
... justenjoyedthe gayest season ofitshistory under the patronage
ofthisenterprising American; nor thatLady de Muzzy had opened atearoom in
Grafton Street,and Cynthia, Marchioness of Angleberry, a beautyimprovement
parlour on theStrand ...
7
Pascoe's Principles and Practice of Equine Dermatology
There is a strong tendency both from the veterinary profession and owners
tobelittle the diseasethrough the terms 'wart' and 'angleberry'. Theseimply some
sort of benign nature akin to normalviralpapillomas on cattle and horses but there
is ...
Derek C. Knottenbelt, 2009
8
The complete cow-leech, or cattle doctor
ed, for if the Angleberry be strong, the vein will be strong' also. Some
Angleberries are very dry, and not much higher than the skin; then you may kill
them wifb soft soap and corrosive sublimate, as is recommended for the Frog
Foul; but lie a ...
9
Advanced Bash Scripting Guide
... release: Bugfixes, material added. SERVICEBERRY release: Major update.
LINGONBERRY release: Minor update. SILVERBERRY release: Important
update. GOLDENBERRY release: Minor update. ANGLEBERRY release: Minor
update.
... had just enjoyed the gayest season of its history under the patronage of this
enterprising American; nor that Lady de Muzzy had opened a tea-room in Grafton
Street, and Cynthia, Marchioness of Angleberry, a beauty-improvement parlour
on ...
