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Calm and Insight: A Buddhist Manual for Meditators
He leads halfwittedly to loss, and counsels irresponsibly, prefers misjudgement,
and, if told what is correct, shows restiveness. Nothing heknowsof discipline, 'tis
good tohaveno sight of him... Oh let me see and hear wise men, Oh let me live ...
Bhikkhu Phra Khantipalo, 2003
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Ayahuasca Medicine: The Shamanic World of Amazonian Sacred ...
Halfwittedly, we have also removed ritual from ourlives.In our searchfor concise,
logical communication, wehave spelled neardeath to whatever telepathic,
extrasensory abilities we human beings oncehad. We have forgotten that we
must ...
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Escape: The True Story of the Only Westerner Ever to Escape ...
As I spoke to Luke the pair halfwittedly prepared Luke's evening food at the
nearby charcoal-burner patch. 'Don't use plastic!' Luke called from his deck chair.
'It'll stink up the fish. Use wood if there's no charcoal left!' He sank deeper into his
...
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Chronicles of A Nappi Head: Tales from the Back of Your Mind
I wiped the sleep from my eyes and halfwittedly yammered down tothem. “What
timeis it?” “Timeto get yoassup,”Stovetop said ashe flicked small stones from
onepart ofthe alley to the other. “Yeah, yeah, yeah, just a minute.” I closed my
rickety, ...
“One document purports to be a proclamationwith the heading 'One Australia
Government welcomes tothiscountry, as friends and liberators,the
Japaneseleaders andArmy'.” Behind me, Roy's jig. He giggling halfwittedly. “They
got the bastard!
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
3 a home where former prisoners or mental patients stay temporarily so that they
may readjust to life outside the prison or hospital. halfwit o noun a foolish or
stupid person. • halfwitted adj. • halfwittedly adverb. half-yearly o- adj, adverb
done, ...
No picture could be more explicit than this, no admission — as in the last line —
more revealing, and no music more discordant than found in the expressions '
straw nipples screwed out of shape' and 'halfwittedly biting nails'. Though less ...
Subhoranjan Dasgupta, 1976
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Thomas Middleton: The Collected Works
1308?). When these scholastic philosophers were attacked by sixteenth-century
humanists and reformers, the term came to mean 'blockhead', or 'pedant'. 146
pate head 147 naturally (a) spontaneously; (b) halfwittedly 149 Non ideo sane '
not ...
Thomas Middleton, Gary Taylor, John Lavagnino, 2010
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Chambers Pocket Dictionary
3 a home where former prisoners or patients with mental illnesses stay so they
may get used to life outside the prison or hospital. halfwit n a foolish or stupid
person. — adj halfwitted. — adv halfwittedly. half-yearly adj & adv done,
occurring, ...
Elaine Higgleton, Howard Sargeant, Anne Seaton, 1992
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Chambers concise dictionary
halfwittedly adv. half-yearly >adj, adv done, occurring, etc every six months.
halibut /'halibst/ > n {halibut or halibuts) either of two species of very large
commercially important flatfish found in the N Atlantic and N Pacific. [15c: Anglo
Saxon ...
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Trouble T'Mill – The Crimson Horror in Perspective
The Doctor may act a bit halfwittedly at times (trying to go to Ada while Mrs. Gillyflower is shooting at him; sitting still when the latter activates the ... «Doctor Who TV, Iul 13»
TBD ArtsBook: Even more on Ford's Theatre's dual personality
... Arianna—can wax halfwittedly about the issues of the day." He goes on to defend unpaid or low-paid part-time critics ("One hopes people get ... «TBD.com, Nov 11»
The Incredible Shrinking Critic (According to Michael Kaiser)
He's writing this for The Huffington Post, a place where anyone—or at least any Friend of Arianna—can wax halfwittedly about the issues of the ... «Washington City Paper, Nov 11»
