- terror.
Wirry appears in
several other compound words such as
wirry hen, a
ruffianly character, a rogue; wirry-boggle, a rogue, a rascal; and wirry-carle,...
- broken-hearted Plaintiff's case,
adding that they "needn't mind" what the "
ruffianly defendant" has to say. He notes, for the record, that "From bias free...
-
thousand ages, as
these are
poetically called. Tung Fu-hsiang,
whose ruffianly Kansu braves were
marched out of the
Chinese city--that is the
outer ring...
- (Solo für Klarinette), 1998 – in a
Berlin apartment house a man is
found ruffianly murdered with a clarinet. A
burnt out
police inspector follows a su****ious...
-
sophisticated highwayman, but
Bernard Lee
provides ample compensation as the
ruffianly,
hirsute Black John" In the
Radio Times,
David Parkinson gave the film...
- term
misunderstood by
later writers, who have
denounced Mosley as "a
ruffianly old
privateer from Jamaica".
There is no
evidence to
connect him either...
-
sending him a note
challenging him to a duel to 'take
satisfaction for your
ruffianly conduct towards my wife'. An
additional attempt to
shoot him followed...
- his Regt. He was a prin****l
leader in the
mutiny of 1857 & of a most
ruffianly disposition. He took
possession (at the head of a
small party) of the...
- Sheriff's posse, he and his wife... had been
compelled to wait on the
ruffianly gange, and get horses, arms, and
provisions for them, and were forced...
-
scoundrelism they must have been! ... in this bad place,
among these ruffianly companions! horse-jockeys, highwaymen-captains,
unfrocked parsons; deboshed...
