- the
death our
right to say '
****rdly.' But in practice, will we use it?" Look up
****rdly, ****rd, ****rds,
****rdliness, or ****rdlinesses in Wiktionary...
- said of
Rehnquist in 1986 that "[n]obody
since the 1930s has been so
****rdly in
interpreting the Bill of Rights, so
blatant in
simply ignoring years...
- "want of rank", "low estate", "lowness of mind", and "sordidness,
****rdliness,
opposed to
liberality or charitableness"
pointing out that "meanness...
- and
anatomic names such as
substantia nigra (black substance). The word
****rdly (miserly) is
etymologically unrelated to ****,
derived from the Old...
- one-tenth is the
average disposition. But to give less than one-tenth is
****rdly. — Shulchan Arukh:
Yoreh De'ah Ch. 249,
translated by sefaria.org Special...
- “The
****rdly ****”, an
example of a
British coon song,
published in
London in 1900....
- (featuring Pink Siifu)
Elucid Woods DJ
Haram Pink
Siifu DJ
Haram 2:34 7. "
****rdly (Blocked Call)"
Elucid Woods August Fanon August Fanon 4:01 8. "The Gods...
- but
Lydgate has a
ballad on the subject. 'Chichevache'
literally means '
****rdly' or 'greedy cow'." In the
early fifteenth century John
Lydgate wrote "Bycorne...
- in his
mouth as he
himself lolled about in a room--he was idle, proud,
****rdly,
reserved and su****ious." He
marries Estella for her
money and abuses...
- his
conduct was far from consistent; for now he was more
exacting and
****rdly, and now more
extravagant and
reckless than
became a
prince chosen by...
