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Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Middle English forms of dread.
- n. Simplified spellings of dread, dreadful.
Examples
“He'll be arriving via more salubrious transport for tonight's south-coast trip, when the original funki dred will be joined by Spin Doctor for a session of cool hip-hop and soul choices.”
““She is pretty and has dred-locks. you can see and hear her on UTUBE and go to Crystal Bowersox music.””
“Three hun dred horses that had already competed in the Hampton Classic in Bridgehampton were sent home early.”
“For a split second, I misread “The dred sic lock for sale is brown with maybe a tinge of blond.””
““The dred sic lock for sale is brown with maybe a tinge of BLOOD.””
“But lately he had had distressing symptoms -- a sensation in his breast he could only describe as a him dred horses 'hooves galloping, occasional dizzy turns, and frequent lassitude.”
“There, a couple hun - dred yards away, apparently sitting on top of the wa - ter, was Gisella, waving a soggy kerchief in his direction, A ragged cheer rose from the bobbing mob and in short order they were paddling toward her.”
“On the third night, Marlene refused to play, but Sweetie said -- it was news to me -- that she loved playing Scrabble, and so with Peewee and Keola we resumed, passing the sock, selecting letters, making words that were not words -- "jin," "hink," "dred," "carni.”
“Though I think that I would make a very cool super hero, what with the long dred locks and all how I negotiate my limitations should be up to me and not subject to the desires of those of have become accustomed to having the world tailored to them.”
“Like any intrepid explorer, I approached each new turn with a mixture of excitement and dred, camera in hand so as to capture every moment.”
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