- Look up toil in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Toil
means literally intensive work, and may
refer to: "Toil" (Shlonsky poem) (Hebrew: "Amal"), a 1928...
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evening star age (of person) 辛 to
offend superiors bitter, piquant,
toilsome 壬
burden to shoulder, to
trust with
office 癸 gr**** for
libation (not used)...
- that had
softened the ground, and
rendered the
offensive movements so
toilsome, and ****ed till one o'clock the
attack that
should have been made in...
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contrasts the
spoiling of a
Maltese by his owner,
compared to life of the
toilsome neglect suffered by the master's ****.
Envious of the
spoiling attentions...
- stands,
although their present-day
design came
about after a long and
toilsome process of
numerous renovations,
which have
started almost immediately...
- 'age' (of a person) 8 辛 xīn 'to
offend superiors' 'bitter' 'piquant' '
toilsome' 9 壬 rén 'burden' 'to shoulder' 'to
trust with office' 10 癸 guǐ 'gr****...
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idyllically in a parkland,
feeding on wild
fruits or animals, but had
begun the
toilsome cultivation of cereals." The
serpent of the
Genesis narrative may represent...
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Between 1804 and 1816,
Billiart founded 15 convents, made 120 "long and
toilsome" journeys, and "carried on a
close correspondence with her
spiritual daughters"...
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literary merit of the Quran.
Orientalist Thomas Carlyle,
called the
Quran "
toilsome reading and a
wearisome confused jumble, crude, incondite" with "endless...
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whose essence it was to
create and the
other not,
undergoing similarly toilsome histories because of
similarly adverse cir****stances. In one case, but...
