Definitions
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- noun A
farmyard . - noun the lands of a
manor reserved for theLord 's use - noun archaic an arrangement of blocks and pulleys; a
burton
Etymologies
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Barton's fracture: of the shoulder is: a. Colles 'fracture in children is called barton's fracture. a. Marked tenderness at the shoulder joint. b.
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Barton's fracture: of the shoulder is: a. Colles 'fracture in children is called barton's fracture. a. Marked tenderness at the shoulder joint. b.
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The Mighty Red Pen on 06 Jul 2010 at 7: 31 pm stacy barton nicely said – and i agree … even if my obsession hates the truth of it!
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Does anyone else see any parallels with this movie and the story of "barton fink"? jj on Sep 3, 2008
New Photos of Mickey Rourke in Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler « FirstShowing.net
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Anonymous said ... hi, liz. it's your fault i'm a lurker. (well, you and chris barton.) your blogs started my lurking career. thank you.
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Contact you dream? you listen? spoken word? barton sutter | the third use of the penis
barton sutter | the third use of the penis « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground
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Contact you dream? you listen? spoken word? barton sutter | fishin at forty
barton sutter | fishin at forty « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground
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I told you about the betjeman and barton they sell at edinburgh's plaisir du chocolat - maybe we'll have to send each other tea care packages!
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At the back was a dairy barton, accessible for vehicles and live-stock by a side
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It was with strange feelings that the girl and her mother, lately so cheerful, passed out of the back door into the open air of the barton, laden with hay scents and the herby breath of cows.
knitandpurl commented on the word barton
"Every point of interest, every clue to the past, every quoit and barrow, every wayside cross, every round and camp and every ancient barton of west Cornwall draws his foot-borne curiosity."
Rising Ground by Philip Marsden, p 192 of the University of Chicago Press hardcover
September 26, 2016