BUKU BASA INGGRIS KAKAIT KARO «TOAD SPITTLE»
Temukaké kagunané saka
toad spittle ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
toad spittle lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa Inggris.
to be met with. in various parts of New England. This is only- one of many
outgrowths of the old superstition regarding the "venom" of the toad. The
Swabian folk medicine, according to Dr. Buck, credits toad-spittle with being very
poisonous, ...
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Halloween: A Grown-up's Guide to Creative Costumes, Devilish ...
Toad parts were said to be common ingredients in witch potions: Basque witches
reportedly used toad excrement in flying potions, toad spittle was part of a
common invisibility spell, and "toad's milk," a real hallucinogenic substance
secreted ...
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Social Lives in Language--sociolinguistics and Multilingual ...
(16) ch'est mie dob- bave ét crapeud (Vasseur, Lettes 008) it.is not some spittle of
toad 'It's not toad's spittle' (17) Jé n' l'érouos point cru (Vasseur, Lettes 023) I neg
it.would.have not believed 'I would not have believed it' Ne deletion in spoken ...
Gillian Sankoff, Miriam Meyerhoff, Naomi Nagy, 2008
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A Portuguese-English Dictionary
de-cuco, cuckoo spit, toad spittle, frog spit, c.a. LINHO-DE-CUCO. cusso (m.) —
cosso. custa (/.) cost, expense, charge; (pi.) court costs. 4— alheia, at another's
expense, ft— -dn vidn, at the cost of custar 196 damar one's life, 4 — de, at the.
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970
The toad burst out laughing and dribbled so much toad-spittle that the lily pads
got good and sticky. Super-Jojo rolled them up into nice little balls and, with a
perfectly innocent look on his face, offered them to the ogre, saying politely, “Bon
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Sophie De Mullenheim, Agnès Laroche, Séverine Onfroy, 2012
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An analytical dictionary of the English language, in which ...
Woodsare, or Frothspit, is a name given to a sort of white froth found, in the spring
, on the leaves of certain plants. In some countries, it is called Toad's-spittle ; but,
more generally, Cuckow-spit, from the ancient belief that it was the spittle of that ...
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Wakeful Anguish: A Literary Biography of William Humphrey
Daisies budded and burst in the fields and frothy toad spittle appeared on the
stalks like a superabundance of vital sap bursting out. She had gotten some of it
on her ankles and on the hem of her skirt as they crossed the field. (HFH, 158-59)
...
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An analytical dictionary of the English language
Woodsare, or FROTH*piTi is a name given to a sort of white froth found, in the
spring, on the leaves of certain plants. In some countries, it is called Toad's-spittle
; but, more generally, Cuckow-spit, from the ancient belief that it was the spittle of
...
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An analytical Dictionary of the english language: in which ...
Woodsare, or Frothspit, is a name given to a sort of white froth found, in the spring
, on the leaves of certain plants. In some countries, it is called Toad's-spittle ; but,
more generally, Cuckow-spit, from the ancient belief that it was the spittle of that ...
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A general dictionary of provincialisms
Toad-spittle. Sussex. Hants. CUCKOLD, s. The plant, Burdock. Somerset.
CUDDIAN.s. [See cutty.] A wren. Devon. To CUDDLE, v. a. [Cadeler, Fr. old.] To
embrace. Craven. To CUDDLE, v. n. [Cadeler, Fr. old.] To lie close to another.
Sussex.
William Holloway (of Rye, in Sussex.), 1839
