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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CODOLOGY»
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1
A Dictionary of Hiberno-English: The Irish Use of English
See CODOLOGY. cod-actor /'kadaektar/ n., someone who feigns illness (CS,
Dublin); a charlatan < cod (origin unknown) + actor. 'He can be a right cod-actor
sometimes' (TF, Cavan). codai /'kadi:/ n., a big, ignorant person; a lazy, easy-
going ...
Terence Patrick Dolan, 2006
2
Bronze by Gold: The Music of Joyce
Parsing. Persse: The. Codology. of. Hosty's. Song. Zack. Bowen. and. Alan.
Roughley. This essay explores the musical elements of “The Ballad of Persse O'
Reilly,” or “Hosty's Ballad,” from Finnegans Wake (F W, 44.24— 47.29; see Figure
...
Sebastian D.G. Knowles, 2014
3
Storytelling on the Northern Irish Border: Characters and ...
As we will see in chapter 5 there is a great deal of overlap between the tall tale
and the sort of improvisational artful lying known in Aghyaran as codding or
codology. As Mody Boatright (1973:71) and Gerald Thomas (1977:8–9) observe,
one ...
Codology.27 Charlie. Codology. No, it was easier and funnier and more
theologically oriented to say that the angels were having a pee. (He goes to the
range and drops a large pile of papers in.) Da. You ought to put that down in one
of your ...
Cóilín Owens, Joan Newlon Radner, 1990
5
The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional ...
Prince of Wales Theatre, Pa/are (Boy Dancer Talk) tor Beginners, 1989-92
COdolOgy noun nonsense Ireland • Mr Henry is quoted as saying that a city of
almost 1 million people cannot afford 100 gardai to monitor rush hour traffic all
the year ...
Eric Partridge, Tom Dalzell, Terry Victor, 2006
6
Why We Suck: A Feel Good Guide to Staying Fat, Loud, Lazy ...
that he doesn't know he skips all the normal sources and goes right to this place
and sure enough—there it was: Codology. H. V. Morton in 1930 wrote that
codology was “a science unknown to us in England which involved individuals or
...
7
Trials of the Diaspora: A History of Anti-Semitism in England
')?61 Bloom holds many of the conventional enlightened opinions of the time:362
'So they start talking about capital punishment and of course Bloom comes out
with the why and the wherefore and all the codology of the business.
8
Modern Christianity Corrupted
And this bored self-generation will continue to eat up the latest codology and all
the exciting “Ologies” yet to come. Of course, the huge problem with all ofthis is
that you can find the same code-carnival in other books that we know for sure
were ...
9
Selected Plays of Hugh Leonard
Hot air rises, the rain falls; but as far as he was concerned that kind of elementary
phenomenon was . . . da. Codology. charliE. Codology. No, it was easier and
funnier and more theologically orientated to say that the angels were having a
pee.
Hugh Leonard, Sean Finbarr Gallagher, 1992
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Totally Weird and Wonderful Words
It is a variant of dicky-bird. codology [kahd-ah-luh-jee] an Irish word meaning,
jocularly, 'the science of leg-pulling.' Cod is an Irishism for a joke or a hoax. A
hoaxer is called a codologist. colliby [kall-ih-bee] a little present. Most likely from
a ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «CODOLOGY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
codology nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Promoters and responsibilities
Straight up, no codology about “unforeseen circumstances” or anything like that, no attempt to spin or spoof: the gig didn't sell enough tickets ... «Irish Times, giu 15»
The insider's guide to Westminster: from Portcullis House to the …
... Michael White, suspects it may have been a piece of second world war codology, coined by veteran press gallery secretary, John Deans. «The Guardian, mag 15»
Home truths: It's lift off for new online-only era
Old style auctions were also tainted by the codology of grossly underestimated pre-auction guideline prices - deployed to generate interest and ... «Irish Independent, mag 15»
Sparkling show from O'Connor
... field and their tenacity in defence was the undoing of Wicklow who, for the most part, resorted to that frustrating lateral handpassing codology. «Irish Independent, mar 15»
Return Game: the comeback of Sean Collins-McCarthy
... stop him going down in flames. Donal Lynch looks at the unlikely second act of a man who started with a trilogy and ended up with codology ... «Irish Independent, mar 15»
Let's choose our politicians on the basis of merit, not gender
Last week the hard-pressed Irish people had to endure another session of patronizing and nauseating back-slapping codology when the IMF ... «Irish Independent, gen 15»
'Da,' Hugh Leonard's 1978 Tony Winner, Via Irish Rep
So, yes, “Da,” as directed by Charlotte Moore, has lot of claptrap — or what several characters call “codology” — but less psychologizing and ... «New York Times, gen 15»
Drunk on life and on words, but was Behan any good?
"There's nothing Neil Delamare won't do," the continuity voiceover warned at the outset, and that proved all too true in this hour-long codology ... «Irish Independent, dic 14»
'My main lunchtime ritual is wandering around the living room …
Sometimes I wish I could get freshly made lunch portions of delicious things delivered to my door, but then I realise that kind of codology ... «Irish Times, nov 14»
Beginning of the end for austerity
Mr Noonan said it was “codology” to suggest that better-off people would disproportionately benefit. Sinn Féin said the tax cuts were ... «Irish Examiner, ott 14»
