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Revision as of 11:10, 12 January 2007
Contents
Page 14
Spiritual Day-Book
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another Term in the Contract
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Page 15
Motrix
Female motor. GoogleBooks
Page 16
edging away
Pynchonian cliche.
the forms of You
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Page 17
the other fellow
Satan?
latest Eclipse
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Page 18
mirror'd Lanthorns
'Lanthorn' is a mistaken variant of 'lantern'. etym
Not mistaken, just a choice of spelling; Shakespeare and many others used this form. --Volver 08:56, 9 January 2007 (PST)
Norfolk Terrier
pix
Page 19
Ministerial
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Integral of One over (Book) d (Book)
Freshman calculus gag. The antiderivative or integral of the function 1/x is the function logarithm of x. Written (integral sign) 1/x dx = log x. Substitute (Book) for x. Answer: log (Book) = logbook.
Pistoles
Coins. pix
Page 20
upstart Chapels
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singing
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Page 21
Fender-Belly
Fender: a cushion hung on the side of a ship to protect it if it bumps into a wharf or so. Old tires now serve this function. Fender-Belly has such a cushion in front.
Coconut-Ale
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Macaronis
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Lunarians
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Hostlers
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Glim-Jacks
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Page 22
praeternatural... supernatural
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'Macaroni Italian Style'
454 hits
Page 23
circle of Absence
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fathom
Six feet.
Bahf
Bath.
Fabulous Jellows
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a-lop
Lopsided. (One OED cite from 1865)
Page 24
the Point
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Welsh Main
"...in which eight pairs were matched, the eight victors being again paired, then four, and finally the last surviving pair" EB11-cockfighting
Page 25
Fulhams
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Three-Threads
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Euphroe
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Hepsie
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smoaks
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Page 26
'pert
Shortened form of 'apert' (open, bold).
Page 28
share quarters
Quite possible Mauve and Hepsie are the same girl.
