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SCRIMPIT ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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99 Cent Adventure Time Stories In the Devil's Wigwam
Flapjacks dry and insipid reinforced scrimpily with bacon furnished a meager
meal for the ravenously hungry men. The warm fetid rinsings drained from the
keg was meager answer to a clamoring thirst. Yet they did IN THE DEVIL'S
WIGWAM 5 ...
George Bruce Marquis, 2014
3
What Moroccan Cinema?: A Historical and Critical Study, ...
... of learning in the Arab world. Deep in the smog-laden deafening roar of
Casablanca traffic nestles the new cyber-cafe. During the drought Tangawis must
scrimpily hoard precious water brought by ship from France while plane loads of
...
Sandra Gayle Carter, 2009
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Meister Karl's Sketch-book
There is no mistaking him; he is decidedly one of "the ubiquitous." That earnest,
manly step, indicative of "old Teutonic pluck," the tweed shooting-coat, rather
scrimpily cut, the earnest and not incurious glance which he at times bends on
some ...
Charles Godfrey Leland, 1855
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Adventure, Horror, Mystery Classics Best Seller's for 99 ...
... To painta complete picture,to etch in Wimberley awoke. every painful line, to
recordeach panting Flapjacks dry and insipid reinforced breath, to detail every
stumbling step, to scrimpily with bacon furnished ameager memorialize the
withering ...
George Bruce Marquis, 2014
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Life and Letters of Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker O.M., G.C.S.I.
The house itself fulfilled every expectation, but the levelling and laying out of the
ground in particular ran into greater expense than he first had in mind, so that he
began by' furnishing very scrimpily.' 'It is, however,' he adds, ' a great ...
Joseph Dalton Hooker, Leonard Huxley, 2011
... ship's bakery close at hand, we dined with the crew in luxury and amazing
plenty. We had bread and pastries not seen in Britain for years. We had roasts,
steaks, bacon, eggs, butter, fruits and scads of other foods scrimpily rationed at
home.
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The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
Anent this, however, there was no controversy; ibr I had often observed that
leddies schooled to narrow breeding, are aye the most logive, and make up for
being scrimpily thought of by the rest of the world, by thinking muckle of
themselves; so, ...
Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith, 1836
14. from hand to mouth improvidently, precariously, unstably, uncertainly,
insecurely; scantily, skimpily, meagerly, scrimpily. 15. hand in hand a. holding
hands, with hands clasped, arm in arm. b. together, jointly, conjointly, closely, in
close ...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
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Littell's Saturday Magazine: Or, Spirit of the Magazines and ...
... and make up for being scrimpily thought of by the rest of the world, by thinking
muckle of themselves; so, for peace in the house, and glad to- set (lemy in a way
to take on a pedigree education, I minded the auld guess, that what the rich put ...
