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  • verb Present participle of scomfish.

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Examples

  • “And now, Allan,” said the Laird, “please to remove your candles; for, since the Saxon gentlemen have seen them, they will eat their dinner as comfortably by the light of the old tin sconces, without scomfishing them with so much smoke.”

    A Legend of Montrose 2008

  • ` ` And now, Allan, '' said the Laird, ` ` please to remove your candles; for, since the Saxon gentlemen have seen them, they will eat their dinner as comfortably by the light of the old tin sconces, without scomfishing them with so much smoke. ''

    A Legend of Montrose 1871

  • "And now, Allan," said the Laird, "please to remove your candles; for, since the Saxon gentlemen have seen them, they will eat their dinner as comfortably by the light of the old tin sconces, without scomfishing them with so much smoke."

    A Legend of Montrose Walter Scott 1801

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  • strangling, smothering...

    October 30, 2019