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Word. meanings: Kinchin – a child – – – to feel disgust body odour disorder Keck
Kakidrosis Kerfuffle Kasha – Kohlrabi Kippage Knubble Knackish Killcow Knout
Keckle – to protect by binding with rope – – – – – – porridge or gruellike dish ...
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The American Hereford Record and Hereford Herd Book
Endale Cherry 4th 93128 British Swell 138751 Knackish 3d 286942 British Swell
138751 Japhlet 2d 286938 Wildwood Impressor 218408 lamb 4th 302939 British
Swell 138751 Kaal 127913 British Swell 138751 Jurassic 2d 233901 British ...
American Hereford Cattle Breeders' Association, 1913
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Alvin Journeyman: The Tales of Alvin Maker
"Then you'll have to fix me, my talented knackish friend." He said the word
knackish in English, though truth to tell no one would have understood the word
but Calvin himself. "There's no such word as knackish in the English language,"
Calvin ...
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Phreno-mnemotechnic Dictionary: Being a Philosophical ...
I * I 276 — Encoach, encage, ana- I goge, engage, youngish, in- I cage, knackish.
* j 277 — Incog, unquick. 278 — Encave, uncoif. - 279 — Uncap, hangby, encoop
. j 280 — Niveous, infuse, envious, novice, invoice, invious. * j 281 — Unfit ...
Francis Fauvel-Gouraud, 1844
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Popular and Complete English Dictionary: Exhibiting the ...
A maker of knacks, toys or small work. (A rope-maker, or collar-maker. Obs.)
Knackish, imk'tsh, a. Trickish; knavishly artful. KNACKiSBNEdS, nak'Ish-ne's, n.
Artifice; trickery. Knacky, nak'e, a. Handy; having a knack; cunning; crafty.
Provincial.
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The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science and Art
Be it observed, however, that it is not a taste for magnificence and splendour that
characterizes a man of this sort, so much as a fondness for all that is neat,
effeminate, finical, and nick-knackish. If the genuine dandy have a turn for
literature, ...
Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith, 1824
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The New Monthly Magazine
Be it observed, however, that it is not a taste for magnificence and splendour that
characterizes a man of this sort, so much as a fondness for all that is neat, eft-
minate, finical, and nick-knackish. If the genuine dandy have a turn for literature,
the ...
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The New Monthly Magazine, and Literary Journal
Be it observed, however, that it is not a taste for magnificence and splendour that
characterises a man of this sort, so much as a fondness for all that is neat,
effeminate, finical, and nick-knackish. If the genuine dandy have a turn for
literature, ...
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Extra-grammatical Morphology in English: Abbreviations, ...
... derived from a nominal base. Merlini Barbaresi (2000: 5) also mentions the
apophonic reduplicative knick-knack, giving rise to a series of derivatives: e. g.,
knick-knackery, knick-knacky, knick-knackish, and the diminutive knick-knacket.
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An explanation of the grand mystery of godliness
think they shall get the victory and the crown by not fighting against their own
corruptions, but by beating the Air with knackish forms os gracious speeches and
vain grandiloquence that tends to', nothing but the mal; ki of their own Hypocrisie
...
