- Falstaff: "If I had a
thousand sons, the
first humane principle I
would teach them
should be, to
forswear thin
potations and to
addict themselves to sack."...
- A
Compendium of Impish, Romantic, Amusing, and
Occasionally Appalling Potations from
Bygone Eras.
Chronicle Books. ISBN 9781452121284.
Imbibe (September...
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movement between surface and
underground waters. Collectively,
these potations make up the
first recorded instances of
troglodytic crayfish in Europe...
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Composition of Four
Hundred and Ninety-one
Appealing Appetizers and
Salutary Potations Long Known,
Admired and
Served at the
Famous Big Br**** Rail; Also, a Glossary...
- also;
Fomentations and poultices, sinapisms, stupes, rubbings, and
water potations.
Hydrotherapy which involves submerging all or part of the body in water...
- potat-
drink compotation, compotator, perpotation, potability, potable,
potation,
potion precor prec- precat- – pray apprecation, deprecable, deprecate...
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Polley p. 15 "Wigfall's
imagination was too
often quickened by deep
potations to be reliable." Heidler, pg. 2104 Wright, p. ? Eicher, p. 12 C****on,...
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stifling fumes, and can only be kept at
their work by deep and
continuous potations of the fire 'water.'...And thus, what with the
songs and the
obscene jests...
- its
vital power from the "pure
spirits that
presided over Bardolph's
potations". In
Robert Nye's
novel Falstaff (1976) the
eponymous narrator says "there...
- Accordingly,
Hamlin sent out for a
bottle of
whiskey and
Johnson 'drank a good
potation.' The two
remained seated for some minutes,
until it was
announced that...
