10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «YONDERLY»
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A glossary of words used in south-west Lincolnshire: ...
Yonderly, vacant ; beside himself. ' He looks yonderly,' i. e. lost, or poorly. See
Natterin Nan, ver. 61 : ' Then Nan lewkt at me wo a lewk So yonderly an' sad.'
Yowl, to howl. Yuleclog, a Christmas log for the fire. TI1E END. Bungay : Clap
and ...
Robert Eden George Cole, 1886
YONDERLY, aaj. vague; also applied to persons of small intellect. HYDE. YORK,
11. to gore, to puncture. Wn.iusI.ow. “ Th' keaw york! her huru into him.” YORN, s.
the old pronunciation of yarn in the days when our grandmothers spun hemp ...
English dialect society, 1886
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The Victorian Colonial Romance with the Antipodes
Yonderly”: Mary. Taylor's. Miss. Milesor. A. Taleof. Yorkshire. Life60. Years. Ago. (
1890). 1. See TamaraWagner collection ofessays, Victorian Settler Narratives:
Emigrants,Cosmopolitans andReturnees in NineteenthCentury Literature ...
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The English Dialect Dictionary: T-Z. Supplement. ...
Cf. anerly, onerly. Lakel.2 Wm. Ah's nobbut yonderly (B.K.). w.Yks. Then Nan
lewkt at ma wi a lewk Soa yonderly an sad, Preston Poems (1864) 9; w.Yks.3 Lan
. There was a yonderly look about his eyes, Waugh Chim. Corner (1874) 44, ed.
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The English dialect dictionary
Yks. Then Nan lewltt at ma \vi a lewk Soa yonderly a11 sad, PRESTON Poems (
1864) 9; w.Yks.3 Lon. There was a yonderly look about his eyes, \VAuon Cln'm.
Comm- (1874) 44, ed. 1879; Lan}. e.Lan-' s.Lan.l He's look't very yonderly sin' his
...
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The English Dialect Dictionary, Being the Complete ...
Lan.l Theaw needsno' be so yonderish, theaw'rt nowt 'at's owt. YONDERLY, ad '.
Lakel. Wm. Yks. Lan. Chs. [j0'nda(r)li.] 1. ague, absent-minded; weak in mind or
body; anxious; depressed in health or spirits; also used advb. Cf. anerly, onerly.
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Memories of Our Great Towns: With Anecdotic Gleanings ...
There is something poetical in the use of " yonderly" for absent-minded,
distraught. " Tha' lewks varra yonderly to-day, lad," would imply that the lad's
thoughts were far away from present themes. If it be poetical, so is the word "
kallin" aptly ...
Dr. Doran (John), John Doran, 1882
Characteristic dialect adjectives are : brabagious, easyful, feckless, gaumless,
jannock, sackless, unkid, yonderly, cf. 'Then Nan lewkt at ma wi a lewk Soa
yonderly an sad.' It would baffle most of us to give the exact reproduction in
literary ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1907
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A Glossary of the Lancashire Dialect
"Aw'll not have sich gooin's on !" cried she. " Look what lumber yo'n made." Ben
an' th' Bantam, c. ii., p. 41. YONDERLY, adj. anxious, absent-minded, vacant.
Waugh. Come, Jamie, an' sattle thisel in a cheer ; 1 S9' Thae's looked very
yonderly ...
John Howard Nodal, George Milner, 1875
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A glossary of the Cleveland dialect
Just before yonderly Hall, gives yond, from Spenser, as meaning ' furious, savage
;' with which collate our common expressions past all, 584 GLOSSARY OF THE.
John Christopher Atkinson, 1868
3 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «YONDERLY»
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Author's memories of life and times in a care home
Sarah Farnell (real name Lionne Crossley, formally Lionne Bunce) is the author of “Yonderly, The highs and lows of living in a care home”. Based on first hand ... «Halifax Evening Courier, jan 15»
Former deputy files $1 million lawsuit against Indian River, St. Lucie …
... Wentz, Cathy Witaker, Fred Wilson, Suzanne Woodard, Jason Cannon, William Cooke, James Gettings, Adriano Krecic, Cory Speicker and Heather Yonderly. «TCPalm, jan 13»
The Alphabetical, Week 5: The Annual And Variable Invincibility Of …
Y is for Yonderly. Absent-minded, or what we would be for not reminding you that Washington State won their third game on Saturday against Colorado thus ... «SB Nation, out 11»
