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Good for McCain for pushing his inexperienced selt up against a wall!
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What Lithuanian parliament has done I consider as an act of a selt-esteem.
In Lithuania, Better Hide That Hammer and Sickle - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com
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Anya, after the Irishers, to convert me into a selt (but first I must proxy babetise my old antenaughties), when, as Sigismond Stol-terforth, with Rabbin Robroost for my auspicer and Leecher
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But hey, it does beats getting low-selt esteem or depression.
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Oh, no, I can stand a lot; but you'll find oot that Mag Robertson hasna selt her a 'tae you, without driving a hard bargain afore she lets you alone.
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Wull having mentioned the price -- "My faith," says Geordy, "ye hae selt it weel."
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 20, No. 567, September 22, 1832
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Sir Walter Scott, in printing ‘sleete’ in 1.3, said: ‘The word _sleet_, in the chorus, [1] seems to be corrupted from _selt_, or salt; a quantity of which, in compliance with a popular superstition, is frequently placed on the breast of a corpse.’
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The word sleet, in the chorus, seems to be corrupted from selt or salt; a quantity of which, in compliance with a popular superstition, is frequently placed on the breast of a corpse.
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Listening to songs like Watch This by Slash from his recent selt-titled album revealed that the iAudio E2 sounded crispy rich and detailed for genre like Rock with no compromise on the low end either.
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How in the world can we justify keeping it? on 03/27/2010, -1/+3You selt - are TWO POSTS UP saying that he did.
bilby commented on the word selt
Scots - past tense of the verb 'to sell', ie. sold.
December 26, 2007