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dandle
dandle, v. (ˈdænd(ə)l) Also 6 dandil(l, -yll. [Not known before 16th c. To be compared with It. dandola, var. of dondola, ‘a childes baby [= doll]; also a dandling’; dandolare, var. of dondolare, ‘to dandle the baby’ (Florio), to swing, toss, shake to and fro; dally, loiter, idle, play, sport, toy. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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dandle
dandle/ˈdændl; `dændl/ v[Tn]move (esp a child) up and down on one's knee(s) or in one's arms （在膝上或怀里）颠动（孩子等） He dandled the baby to make it stop crying. 他颠动著婴儿, 哄他不再哭. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Oliver the Eighth
Ollie then explains to Stan that he must periodically move the string down along the dandle in order to prevent the candle's flame burning through the wikipedia.org
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Zawawi Cup
Winners since 1977 Earlier winners 1941: Sidenhuset II 1942: Maclean 1943: Marschal 1944: Magdalena 1945: Ayah 1946: Lamara 1947: Capriole 1948: Dandle wikipedia.org
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dindle-dandle
dindle-dandle, v. [Reduplicated form of dandle v., with change of vowel, expressing alternation.] trans. To dandle or toss up and down, or to and fro.c 1550 Coverdale Carrying Christ's Cross x. (ed. 1) 107 Rem. (Parker Soc. 1846) 263 Whether it be semeli that Chrystes body should be dyndle-danled & ... Oxford English Dictionary
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female ejaculation photos on Flickr | Flickr
View all All Photos Tagged female ejaculation. My wife is fascinated by these massive ejaculations in front of her. Today I am going to talk about Hazel's sex life! Oh yes, and fascinating it is too. The Hazel tree is monoecious, i.e. it has different male and female flowers on the same plant. The male catkins dandle down full of pollen ready ...
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Laura Fish Judd
She wrote how "Kaahumanu treated us [the missionary wives] like pet children" and "could dandle any of us in her lap, as she would a little child, which wikipedia.org
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dandler
dandler (ˈdændlə(r)) [f. dandle + -er1.] One who dandles: see the verb.1598 Florio, Trescatore, a iester, a dallier, a dandler. 1611 Cotgr., Mignardeur, a luller, dandler, cherisher. 1830 Cunningham Brit. Paint. I. 269 Poor Miss Morris was no dandler of babes. Oxford English Dictionary
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Roger Palmer, 1st Earl of Castlemaine
But both of them now and then would take their child, which the nurse held in her armes, and dandle it." The child was Anne. wikipedia.org
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dandilly
ˈdandilly, a. and n. Sc. Also dandily. [app. a deriv. of dandle v.] A. adj. Petted, spoiled by being made too much of. Jamieson also gives the meaning ‘Celebrated’. B. n. A pet, a darling.1500–20 Dunbar Schir, Ȝit remembir 62, I wes in ȝowth on nureiss kne, [cald] Dandely, bischop, dandely. 1697 Cle... Oxford English Dictionary
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Reem al-Baroudi
escapers in 2010, Elephant in napkin in 2011, Ya ana ya howa in 2011, Abed Karman in 2011, The Scorpion in 2013, The doubt in 2013, Abo oghto in 2014, Girls dandle wikipedia.org
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dandling
▪ I. † ˈdandling, n. Obs. (or dial.) [f. dandle v. + -ing.] A dandled child; a fondling, a pet.1611 Cotgr., Mignot, a wanton, feddle, fauorite; a dilling, dandling, darling. 1695 Kennett Par. Antiq. App. 695 Fortune..before made him her dandling. [1847–78 Halliwell, Dandling, a fondling child.]▪ II.... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Different Widows
The original cast included George Powell as Sir James Belmont, John Corey as Careless, George Pack as Sir Anthony Loveman, Francis Leigh as Dandle, Barton wikipedia.org
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faddle
▪ I. faddle, v. Obs. exc. dial. (ˈfæd(ə)l) [Cf. fad v. and fondle, dandle, etc.] 1. trans. To make much of (a child), pet, caress.1688 Miege Fr. Dict. 11 To faddle a Child, caresser un Enfant. 1721–1800 in Bailey. 1881 Evans Leicester Words 144 ‘His mother had use to faddle him a deal.’ 2. intr. ‘To... Oxford English Dictionary
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fondle
fondle, v. (ˈfɒnd(ə)l) [frequentative of fond v. Cf. dandle, faddle.] † 1. trans. To treat with fond indulgence; to cocker, pamper. Also, to bring to (a state or condition) by indulgence. Also with up. Obs.1694 Dryden Love Triumphant ii. i, Ximena, you have fondled him to this. 1721 Amhurst Terræ-Fi... Oxford English Dictionary
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