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Do-It-Yourself BIBLE PROPHECY KIT!
Awfully interbreeding tenebrous poser. Woefully endearing boobyish, rotten
super-hero. Dear! Woefully boobyish, pretentious greenhorn. Woefully
toughened brashier rent-boy poisoner. Yo-ho-ho! Powerfully interbred genuine
boasters. Good ...
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The Bible's True Words on Your Deepest Secret
Sweeter, boobyish, pestered, truculent doers. Sweeter, pestered, boobyish
clutters on rude. Sweeter, boobyish, superdense, cluttered rot. Sweeter, slobbery,
unheroic, detested stupor. Sweeter heroes produce snobbily stuttered. Secure ...
bashful and as boobyish=. as you, John Jenkins, who may be reading this, ever
met--at first—you know who-—and very pointedly said, “ How do you do, Miss
Valentine '."'—To which she as pointedly replied, “ Very well, I thank you, Sir.
Marmaduke Merrywhistle,
1822
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
(a) given to drunkenness ; (b) stu id, 'boobyish '; (2) Slaverlng-bib, (3)
Slaveringcloth, ()4) Sluvering-clout, so. a baby's bib; ( ) Slav'erlnghash,sb.a'soit,'
slovenl person; (6) Slave g-weather, sb. a continuance of slig t rain or of frequent
showers.
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The Works of William Shakespeare
... thinks Slender was intended as "a satire on the brilliant youth of the provinces,"
such as they were "before the introduction of newspapers and turnpike roads ;
awkward and boobyish among civil people, but at home in rude sports, and
proud ...
William Shakespeare, Jennie Ellis Burdick, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps,
1909
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Introduction to the Literature of Europe in the Fifteenth, ...
The latter, indeed, is a perfect satire, and I think was so intended, on the brilliant
youth of the provinces, such as we may believe it to have been before the
introduction of newspapers and turnpike roads ; awkward and boobyish among
civil ...
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Pictorial history of England: being a history of the people, ...
It was not so boobyish and unintellectual a self-worship as is portrayed in the
country squires of Fielding and Smollett ; it had been polished by the minor
morals of Addison and Chesterfield ; but it was quite as intense. This narrow-
minded ...
George Lillie Craik, Charles MacFarlane,
1847
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An Explanatory and Pronouncing Dictionary of the Noted Names ...
The latter, indeed, is a perfect satire, and, I think, was so intended, on the brilliant
youth of the provinces, such as we may believe it to have been before the
introduction of newspapers and turnpike roads : awkward and boobyish among
civil ...
William Adolphus Wheeler, Charles Gardner Wheeler,
1889
George Gissing. have lost all his tact, all his breeding; he could behave neither
as a man of the world nor as an impassioned lover. A boobyish boy could not
have been more at a loss how to act or speak. Then he saw that Lady Revill was
...
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The Library of Literary Criticism of English and American ...
The latter, indeed, is a perfect satire, and I think was so intended, on the brilliant
youth of the provinces. such as we may believe it to have been before the
introduction of newspapers and turnpike roads; awkward and boobyish among
civil ...
Charles Wells Moulton,
1910
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Sarfraz ne Dhoka nahi diya!
... Sarfraz has a poor technique on bouncy wickets of Australia and New Zealand on the eve of the match against Proteas was totally boobyish. «SportPulse, 3月 15»
Drink-drowned, jug-bitten or swilled? Historical Thesaurus offers …
Instead of calling someone stupid, why not use buzzardly, wattle-headed, clod-pated, boobyish (!) or jobbernowl? The Historical Thesaurus has ... «Mirror.co.uk, 1月 15»
Toronto Bachelor auditions short on men, big on hope
The original top she picked was deemed “a little boobyish,” by her supporters. She wore a purple peplum shirt with a jewel embellished ... «Toronto Star, 2月 14»
In the Heart of the Heartland
... titles—Pathfinder, Deerslayer, Hawkeye—as if Cooper wished he hadn't initially stuck the poor man with such a boobyish name as “Bumppo. «The New York Review of Books, 11月 06»