freshes

Surely, in this instance, the plural noun "freshes" is not formed from any such singular noun as "_fresh_," but directly from the adjective, which latter does not seem to have been ever used as a singular _noun_.

Notes and Queries, Number 37, July 13, 1850 Various

It is the freshes i have ever had (makes sences it gets encapasulated and stays that way until you shoot them out) Any way my buddy and i set up are trail cam two nights ago and the results are so cool. we set it up were there was just a single set of tracks.

gutcha deer scent 2009

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Dan who blogs at Lumen Fidei, Stella Borealis' resident theology student, and whose wife, Joy, is a published author at Dappled Things, from time to time freshes or refreshes our reading habits.

How do you read the Bible? Synthetically? Or Analytically? -- Part 2 2006

Dan who blogs at Lumen Fidei, Stella Borealis' resident theology student, and whose wife, Joy, is a published author at Dappled Things, from time to time freshes or refreshes our reading habits.

How do you read the Bible? Synthetically? Or Analytically? 2006

During a fresh, the Rakaia is not fordable, at any rate, no one ought to ford it; but the two first-named rivers may be crossed, with great care, in pretty heavy freshes, without the water going higher than the knees of the rider.

A First Year in Canterbury Settlement 2004

These freshes deepen the river considerably at that time of the year, and freshen the water many miles from the coast.

Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa 2004

Snows melt upon the Mountains it is swelled by the freshes to a very great

John Adams diary 30, 13 November 1779 - 6 January 1780 1961

The gales and floods in the early part of this year, and again in June last, caused considerable damage in the river and outside the Heads, nearly every buoy being swept from its moorings, by the velocity of the freshes (two being lost altogether).

Report on the Department of Ports and Harbours for the Year 1890-91 Australia. Queensland. Department of Ports and Harbours

[426-13] The _quick freshes_ are the running springs of fresh water.

Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 8 Charles Herbert Sylvester