ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA GALLIMAUFRY
From French galimafrée ragout, hash, of unknown origin.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «GALLIMAUFRY»
Scopri l'uso di
gallimaufry nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
gallimaufry e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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Gallimaufry: a hodgepodge of our vanishing vocabulary
This book examines how the words we no longer use reflect how life has changed in that area, from food we no longer eat to clothes we no longer wear.
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An illustrated accidence and
gallimaufry of the anglish ...
Creates visual puns for each letter of the alphabet from ape partheid to zoo prise
Samuel Zachariah Salant,
1987
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A
Gallimaufry of Short Stories
Christopher J. F. Gibson. A Gallimaufry of Short stories CHRISTOPHER J F
IGIBSON r“ I“. A Gallimaufry of Short Stories Christopher J. F. Gibson A. Cover.
Christopher J. F. Gibson,
2014
Salmagundi is the pen name of author G. V. Lewis of Suffolk, England, who has lived in many parts of Britain including the Isle of Wight, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, since being born in London.
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
Haunter, They have made of our English tongue a gallimaufry, or hodge podge of
all other speeches. Spenser. i. Any inconsistent or ridiculous medley. They have
a dance, which the wenches say is a gallimaufry of gambols, because they are ...
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Conceptual Structures: Theory and Implementation: 7th Annual ...
The act of pouring one substance into another creates a gallimaufry. A
gallimaufry is an inhomogeneous substance of two or more substances and has
several canonical properties that have significant consequences in reasoning
about the ...
Heather D. Pfeiffer, Timothy E. Nagle,
1993
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
Nonsense; talk without meaning. • GALLIMAUFRY, n.s. Igalimafrei, Fr] 1. A hoch-
poch, or hash of leveral sorts of broken meat ; a medley. Hanmer. — They have
made of our Englisti tongue a gallimaufry, or hodge pod^e of all other speeches.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis,
1807
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Scottish Modernism and Its Contexts 1918-1959: Literature, ...
a 'gallimaufry' (a heterogeneous mixture, a medley) and dedicates it to 'my friend,
Francis George Scott, the composer, who suggested it, and to whom, during the
course of writing it, I have been further indebted for co-operative suggestions ...
Margery Palmer McCulloch,
2009
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Damp Squid: The English Language Laid Bare
As both title and quotation suggest, the vocabulary of English is decidedly
mongrel and downright messy: a gallimaufry—the more standard spelling than
Spenser's gallimaufray—and hodgepodge indeed. (In the context, it's doubly
appropriate ...
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The Language of Journalism: Profanity, obscenity & the media
It is inadvisable.9 Leo Rosten's Gallimaufry* I am not suggesting that my obvious
aversion to ethnic-pidgin or lingo- deviance is in any way associated with a long-
term fundamentalism which tends to resist all change and innovation in speech ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «GALLIMAUFRY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
gallimaufry nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Out & About: July 10-23
Rhythm of the River Music Festival, featuring performances by Ellis, Patty and the Buttons, King of the Tramps, Lonesome Ron and Gallimaufry, ... «Worthington Daily Globe, lug 15»
Jackson celebrates music, art and community
The younger members of the community will also have an opportunity to listen to a special kids music session done by Gallimaufry. Everyone is ... «Worthington Daily Globe, lug 15»
Feasting on Fiber
... "The owners of the Gallimaufry [a hodgepodge general store]," says Pilak, "note that they have more sales quilt show week than in rodeo and ... «The Source Weekly, lug 15»
Hoard festival review – a rich and rewarding cache of stories
They come in all shapes and sizes: main stage, multi-cast double bills; one-person studio shows; and, in the foyer, a gallimaufry of five-minute ... «The Guardian, lug 15»
Fur is beautiful and cruel, purposeful and erotic
No material carries with it such a great gallimaufry of contradictory messages: it is beautiful and it is cruel, it is purposeful and it is erotic. «The Sunday Times, lug 15»
The Supreme Court's Liberal Decisions Were Just Common Sense
From the start, King was a nihilistic and nonsensical lawsuit, a gallimaufry of raw partisanship, crass opportunism, and legalistic argle-bargle. «Slate Magazine, giu 15»
Thousands to descend on harbour for Bristol's big summer gigs
"We started out giving him support slots on other shows wherever we could, then did a residency at The Gallimaufry bar on Gloucester Road in ... «Bristol Post, giu 15»
Summer Guide 2015: Walking the Market With Chef Shane Ryan
He points to a glass container of dried roses amid the gallimaufry of spices. “Where else are you going to find that?” Then he lifts the lid of a ... «Seattle Weekly, giu 15»
Baseball ... and vocabulary ... are always in play at Fitch
The words: gallimaufry (a jumble or confused medley) and snickersnee (a knife used as a weapon.) There was also "threnody," a funeral dirge, ... «theday.com, giu 15»
We go inside the diary of a word nerd
Inside is a gallimaufry of words just the way I like them — long, old and tasty. They include archaic treasures gathered over the years from ... «The New Daily, mag 15»