КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «MUCKSWEAT»
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Peter Jameson: A Modern Romance
My water-bottle" — Mucksweat unslung his own. "No. Not yours. Mine."
Mucksweat pulled out his clasp-knife — it was impossible to unsling the bottle
without moving the man — cut the straps, upcorked, put the aluminium neck to
Peter's lips.
Beckmesser is seen ina mucksweat trying to sortout Sachs's lyric to histune.
Thecrowd is amused. Beckmesser is called: begins: gets hisknickers in a twist:
the poemis totally confused and ludicrous: the crowd laugh: Beckmesser flounces
off ...
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The royal dictionary-cyclopædia, for universal reference, ...
Mijckereii, muck'-er-er, s. A miser; a niggard. — Obsolete. Muckheap, muck'-heep
, Muckhill, muck'-hil, Muckixess, muck'-e-nes, s. Filthincss ; nastiness. Muckle,
muck'-kl, a. (A.S.J Much.— -Scotch. Mucksweat, muck-meet, s. Profuse sweat.
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
v. a. to manure with muck Muckle, mdk'kl. a. much Mucksweat, milk'swét. s.
profuse sweat Mucky, mdk'ké. a. nasty, filthy Mucous, mu'ki'is. a. slimy, viscous
Mucousness, mu'kiispnés. s. slime . 4 ufti, ml'if'té. s. a Mahometan high priest ...
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Fockleyr Manninagh as Baarlagh
Mucksweat, ». lane ollish. Muckworm, ». dhiane-ny-hooirey. C. Mucky, a. sallagh,
broigh, slobbagh. Mucous, a. smnggagh, shelleydagh, glciy- nagh. Mucocsness,
». shelleedid, shliawnid. Mucus, t. stoo-ghleiynagh, strain- smug- gagh. C. Mud ...
John Kelly, William Gill, Archibald Cregeen, 1866
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
MUCKSWEAT, (Sc. mwcJt, 'dirt,') Desudatio. MUCOCE'LE, Hernia aacci lacryma'
lia, (mucus, and Kt)\i, 'rupture.') An enlargement or protrusion of the mucous
membrane of the lachrymal passages, giving occasion to fistula lacrym&lk Also, ...
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Bell's British Theatre, Consisting of the Most Esteemed ...
Sjt. Come here, and let me tye this handkerchies about your neck; you have put
yoursels into a mucksweat already. [Tin a band-kerchief about bit neck] Have"
you taken your Bardana this morning? I warrant you know. now, though you have
...
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A general Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Nastiness. Mucksweat, muk-swítj s. Profuse swcat. Muckworm, mùk'wurm, s. A
worm that lives in dung ; a miser. Mucky, mùk-ky, a. Nasty, filthy. Mulatto, mu-lat'-
to, s. Onebegotten between a white person ahd a black. Mulberry, muJ'-bir-ry, s.
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1812
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Acomplete dictionary of the english language, both with ...
MUCKSWEAT, mhlU-sxvet. s. Prolsiulsie sweat. _ MUCKWORM, mulU-wurm. s.
A worm that lives in dung; a miser, * a curmudgeon. MUCKY. mbkfflkyn a. Nafly,
filthy. MUCOUS, mfi-kus. a. Slimy, visCOUBMUCOUSNESS, mff-lcfis-nis. s. Slime
...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
Much. MUCKRIS, a cape of Ireland, in Donegal. * MUCKSWEAT. ». /. [muck and
sweat : in this low word, muck signifies wet, moist.] Profuse sweat. * MUCKWORM
. n. s. [muck and -worm.] 1. A worm that lives in durg. 2. A miser; a curmudgeon.
