Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun A late Middle English form of rye.
  • noun An abbreviation of railway.

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Examples

  • ‘Cos mem’ry is McShorty on March 24, 2009 at 8: 09 am | Reply Hogday

    Tony McNulty ’second home’ shock! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

  • I think Hil "lie" ry is a subject matter expert on the art of the loss! obama 08! tai

    Clinton: Obama more likely to lose

  • August 16, 2008 5: 06 PM in the words of a fellow blogger .... what fu*K*ry is this!!!!

    And he married 86 wives.....

  • I was recently sent this report by a young Hungarian liturgical scholar who was also at that conference, Dr. Miklós Földváry, which is of some importance to the Hungarian liturgical community, given the prominence of the priest in question there.

    A Liturgical Report from Hungary

  • Together they are called ryôbu mandara and represent a comprehensive unity.

    Laughter

  • "It seems quite unnecessary," Mr. Canning was saying -- but he pronounced it "unne's'ry" -- "to ask if you are any the worse for the ducking ...."

    V. V.'s Eyes

  • And theo'ry'logy has bound the common people in the chains of "strong delusion".

    Christian Nation Irony

  • Multitudes have been seduced by " the commandments and doctrines of men", the devil's theo'ry'logical advocates!

    Christian Nation Irony

  • And the rest of Kern's ageless score -- "You Are Love," "Why Do I Love You," "Mis'ry's Comin 'Aroun'" -- awakens feelings of love and loss you forgot you had.

    'Show Boat'--It's Still Rollin' Along

  • "Steer the hostile prow to Barb'ry's shores," wrote an anonymous poet, a veteran of the Battle of Bunker Hill, "release thy sons, and humble Africa's power."

    How to Deal With Pirates

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