10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SMEUSE»
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
SMET, SKETCH, SHETH, see Smitch, so}. Smeeth, Smit, sb.' SHETHERUM, sb.
Cor.' [sme'fiarenm] A chemise. SMEU, sb. Sc. The wi low-warbler, PhyllosmPus
hochz'lus. Slg. Swamson Birds (1885) 27. Cf. smeuth. SMEUCE, see Smeuse.
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Notes and Queries: A Medium of Intercommunication for ...
205, 297 Smeuse, its meaning, xi. 49, 117 Smitch; as applied to the Maltese, ix.
198 Smith of Northamptonshire, iv. 250; v. 424 Smith (Dr. Adam) on the
Atonement, xii. 106 Smith (Eneus), factor to Earl of Moray, viii. 495 ' Smith (Alex)
of Elgin, ...
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THE COURSIND CALENDAR FOR THE AUTUMN SEASON 1870, CONTAINING ...
Second Ties : Ruperta took a lead of three lengths to the fence, but bungling at
the smeuse, Eventide sbot through, went down the next field with a very long lead
, and got the award ; very hard luck for the loser. In a straight slip across the ...
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The Coursing Calendar for the Autumn Season 1869
Bonnie Kate was unfortunate in the early part of a good trial, but eventually won
and killed at the smeuse. Not a point of the trial between Brigantine and Dorothy
was visible. Bezique was considerably faster and cleverer than Helga, and won ...
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the coursing calendar for the spring season 1866
... for first and second turns, serving Bilona, who wrenched her game back again
to the wall ; the hare then made along the wall side to a smeuse, and both dogs
became unsighted ; Bilona, however, catching view, went off with a strong lead, ...
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The Dialect of Craven in the West-Riding of the Country of ...
SMOOTH, To iron linen. SMOOT-HOLE, A hole in a fence, through which o. hare
is accustomed to pass. IsL. smyg, angustias penetrare. V id. smeuse. SMOUCH,
To kiss. “\Vhat bussing, what smouching and slabbermg one GLOSSARY. . 141.
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The Dialect of Craven: In the West-Riding of the County of York
It. smaccare. SMATCH, A flavor. " She would have been known to be his mother,
which doing of hers, no doubt, had a smatch of ambition." Latimer's Sermons.
SMAU, Small. " Smau drink," small beer. SMEUSE, A beaten path of a hare
through ...
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Foxhunting: How to Watch and Listen
Also you have often seen a hare run through the same smeuse in a fence as the
fox. To them it is just a natural gateway. It is under these circumstances that not
only the huntsman has to trust his hounds, but also the whippers-in have to be ...
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The English dialect grammar
Wor. Shr. Hrf. Glo. beside langet; sloonge a 11801;)! blow e.Yks. beside lungs;
slounge to lounge Sc. Irel. th. Cum. Ylts. ; smatter matter Cum. Wm. Yks. ;
smeagre meagre e.An.; smelt spleen, roe Yks. Den, cf. milt; smeuse a gap or hole
through ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «SMEUSE»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
smeuse nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Tijger in het Diemerbos: Gediemeroes
Onlangs verscheen het boek Landmarks van de schrijver Robert Macfarlane dat een uitgebreide verzameling bevat van woorden als smeuse. Het zijn vaak ... «Dichtbij.nl, giu 15»
Landmarks by Robert Macfarlane review – language and the land …
As Macfarlane points out: “Smeuse is a dialect noun for 'the gap in the base of ... the word 'smeuse', I will notice these signs of creaturely movement more often. «The Guardian, giu 15»
Deleting a worldview
Once he learned that the gap in a hedge made by the regular passage of a small animal was called a 'smeuse', Macfarlane started to notice smeuses more often ... «Hindu Business Line, giu 15»
Name it or lose it, says British landscape writer Macfarlane
HAY-ON-WYE, Wales It's a shard, a smeuse, a smout, and for some creatures it's a perfect place to squiggle. Each of the nouns means, more or less, a gap in a ... «Reuters, giu 15»
10 things* you should know about Radiohead artist Stanley Donwood
What's a smeuse when it's at home? Donwood designed the cover for British nature writer Robert Macfarlane's recent book Landmarks. "In it, he has prepared a ... «Sydney Morning Herald, mag 15»
Poetry of the Land
Smeuse is a Sussex dialect noun for “the gap in the base of a hedge made by the regular passage of a small animal”; now that I know the word smeuse, I will ... «Mother Earth News, mag 15»
Robert Macfarlane: Let's save our landscape language
Smeuse (Sussex): 'a hole in the base of a hedge made by the repeated passage of a small animal'. Now you know the word smeuse (pronounced 'smee-ooze'), ... «Big Issue, mar 15»
Landmarks:Harvesting natural words of the British Isles
... tafolog, Welsh for a place “abounding in dock leaves”; smeuse, “a gap in the base of a hedge made by the regular passage of a small animal” in Sussex. «Express.co.uk, mar 15»
24 profoundly beautiful words that describe nature and landscapes
Smeuse: An English dialect noun for the gap in the base of a hedge made by the regular passage of a small animal. Tankle: A variant English term for icicle in ... «Treehugger, mar 15»
The word-hoard: Robert Macfarlane on rewilding our language of …
Smeuse is an English dialect noun for “the gap in the base of a hedge made by the ... the word smeuse, I notice these signs of creaturely commute more often. «The Guardian, feb 15»
