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Kurd drew his neave from the dish as it were a camel’s hoof and rolled the lump of rice in the palm of his hand, till it was like a big orange, and threw it ravenously into his mouth; and it rolled down his gullet, with a rumble like thunder and the bottom of the deep dish appeared where said mouthful had been.

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Eng. neve, neave, is cognate with, but not derived from, Lat. nepos.

The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley 1909

Here he fell to soothing him with words and solacing him and gentling him, after which he threatened him with his hand, but Mohammed the Son of the Sultan raised his neave swiftlier than the lightning and smote the King and caused him swoon.

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

Then said I, "Withdraw it," and he withdrew it, and I cried, "Open thy neave," and he opened it.

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

Kurd drew his neave from the dish as it were a camel's hoof and rolled the lump of rice in the palm of his hand, till it was like

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

When bush also went to Africa he went to west africa also!!! neave Coastal Brazil, Atlantic Ocean, West Africa, Sahara,

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When bush also went to Africa he went to west africa also!!! neave Coastal Brazil, Atlantic Ocean, West Africa, Sahara,

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Maybe if you throw a buckeye really hard it'll neave a nasty welt.

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Then Jawan the Kurd put out his hand (which was very like a raven’s claws,311 scooped up therewith half the dishful and drew out his neave as it were a camel’s hoof, — And

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