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•Daglock, Cairo. Chattels, Cairo. Chattering, Cairo. Chieftain, Cairo. Jatrophic,
Cairo. Mamiorean. Cairo. Seatrolf. Cairo. Ferial, Alexandria. 8Irdar, Khartoum.
Lewa, Khartoum. Naib, Cairo. Practician, Gibraltar. Majap, Tokio. Commandeth,
Mai ...
Great Britain. Ministry of Defence, 1908
Salesgirl: Ted et Shirley Daglock ... C'est un anniversary? Monsieur: Non. C'est
une divorce. Salesgirl: Nous n'avons pas une section pour divorce, monsieur.
Seulement Births, Marriages et Deaths. Monsieur: Eh bien, il faut commencer une
...
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Microsoft Encarta College Dictionary: The First Dictionary ...
daf fil y adv — daf fi ness n dag /dag/ n 1 zool = daglock n. 2 a decorative edging
on garments, used especially in medieval times □ vti dagged. dag ging, dags) to
cut off dung-coated wool from a sheep's coat [Early 17C. Shortening of daglock.]
...
Salesgirl: Ted et Shirley Daglock ... C'est un anniversary? Monsieur: Non. C'est
une divorce. Salesgirl: Nous n'avons pas une section pour divorce, monsieur.
Seulement Births, Marriages et Deaths. Monsieur: Eh bien, il faut commencer une
...
Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, 1987
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Chambers concise dictionary
Also called daglock. 2 Aust colloq a scruffy, untidy, slovenly person. 3 Aust colloq
a socially awkward or graceless person. > v (dagged, dagging) to cut away the
dags from (a sheep). [17c] dag2 /dag/ > n, Aust & NZ colloq someone who is ...
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A Hebrew and English Lexicon Without Points: In which the ...
From rlag we have the V. To (log, the N. daglock, also, to (Juggle. Qu ? 5:1 The
Lexicons and Translations render this word as a N. (in which form it often occurs)
A standard or banner; as a V. (once P . xx. 6.) To set up a banner ; as a Particip.
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A Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of the English ...
Daggling, dag-lfng, ppr. Daglock, dag^lok, n. the fagend of a sheep's fleece.
Daguerreotype, dd-gSaVr-A-tvp, n. the image of any object infixed by means of
the camera obscura. Dahlia, d&'l-fa1, n. in botany, a genus of plants
distinguished for ...
... DAGUERREOTYPISTS DAGUERREOTYPY DAGWOOD DAGWOODS DAGOS
DAGOBA DAGOBAS DAGOES DAGO DAGGLED DAGGLES DAGGLING
DAGLOCK DAGLOCKS DAGGLE DAGGER DAGGERED DAGGERING
DAGGERLIKE ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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The Fairchild Books Dictionary of Textiles
daglic / damask daglic A breed offat-tailed sheep found in western Turkey.
Fleeces are lightweight—2 to 4 lbs. (0.9 to 1.8 kg)— with a staple length of about
4 in. (10 cm). The color varies from white to a light cream. daglock See dag.
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
DaGlock, daglok, t. A word used in some places for the befouled locks of a
sheep's tail. Daqon, da'gon, «. {dag, a flsh, Heb.) In Mythology, one of the
principal divinities of the ancient Phoenicians and Syrians. He was represented
as half man ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1859
