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- noun Plural form of
gallipot .
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Examples
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Harriet turned to the desk and began to clear away the small paraphernalia -- swabs, scissors, gallipots -- she cleaned them all in turn and returned them where they belonged, then returned to restore the desk to its original state of ordered chaos.
Politics 101 2010
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The call was overwhelming; he could endure Grimstad and the gallipots no longer.
Henrik Ibsen 2008
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The call was overwhelming; he could endure Grimstad and the gallipots no longer.
Henrik Ibsen 2008
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Mrs Bangham, expert in sudden device, with one hand fanned the patient with a cabbage leaf, and with the other set traps of vinegar and sugar in gallipots; at the same time enunciating sentiments of an encouraging and congratulatory nature, adapted to the occasion.
Little Dorrit 2007
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With the flies a falling into the gallipots by fifties!
Little Dorrit 2007
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There are brushes, palettes, and gallipots full of paint and varnish.
Roundabout Papers 2006
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Denied the sun, and all comfort: all my visiters low-born, tip-toe attendants: even those tip-toe slaves never approaching me but periodically, armed with gallipots, boluses, and cephalic draughts; delivering their orders to me in hated whispers; and answering other curtain-holding impertinents, inquiring how I was, and how I took their execrable potions, whisperingly too!
Clarissa Harlowe 2006
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So drop them on paper; you may have some white, and some marble, with specks of colours, with the point of a pin; keep your colours severally in little gallipots.
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I could give up the gallipots and farm a few acres of my own land.
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He was under no special debt of gratitude to the lord, having given as much as he had taken in the long intercourse which had existed between them — and he agreed with his son in thinking that if there was to be a Liberal candidate at Loughshane, no consideration of old pill-boxes and gallipots should deter his son Phineas from standing.
Phineas Finn 2004
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