Definitions
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- proper n. A diminutive of the male given name Samuel
- proper n. A diminutive of the female given name Samantha
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- In leather manufacturing, to damp (skins) with cold water in the process of dressing.
- To season (skins) to a uniform ten per.
Etymologies
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Examples
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E.g., if Sammy is seven years old, then the sentence ˜Sammy believes that snow is powdered sugar™ could be true; but if this sentence is true, then (by our criterion of ontological commitment) its
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Slammin 'Sammy is clearly gripping himself occupied these days.
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Of course, when the other people in our group heard the name Sammy Davis Jr., they all wanted to meet him, too.
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Randy has to be getting some kind of kickback from Sam, but Sammy is making him look like a fool for supporting all of his lies now and future.
E-mail me again when he shows some common sense (Jack Bog's Blog)
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The problem for Sammy is that despite what Brecht may have alleged, the N. Irish Executive cannot dissolve the people and elect another.
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Sammy is definitely interested, but she is naturally slower at everything (having never done it before and being a over a year younger which is eons to a toddler) and even when I have them take turns the outcome is that Sammy does very little and then it is Alex's turn again.
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And we understand that the narrator, Sammy, is correct: the world will be hard on him.
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Sammy is trying way too hard to be cute/stylish/evocative with his reviews, and it comes up epic lame.
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Sammy is one of our more experienced players, and our other guards will need to step up in his absence.
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Each team can choose only two players who have yet to reach Class AA, and the Nationals already have theirs in Sammy Solis and Derek Norris.
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