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ingle-nook Orig. Sc. [f. ingle n.1] The nook or corner beside the ‘ingle’; chimney-corner.a 1774 Fergusson Poems (1789) II. 6 (Jam.) The ingle-nook supplies the simmer fields. 1816 Scott Old Mort. iv, I'll begin with that sulky blue-bonnet in the ingle-nook. 1844 Disraeli Coningsby iii. i, There was...
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ingle-nook/ˈɪŋgl nuk; `ɪŋɡlˌnʊk/ nsmall opening beside a wide old-fashioned fireplace in which one can sit close to the fire 壁炉隅(壁炉旁边供近火而坐的角落).
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Dutch Oven (horse)
Ingle-Nook (1892), chestnut filly by King Monmouth.
Simmer (1894), brown colt by St. Simon.
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Matilda Leathes
Ingle-nook stories. London: J. F. Shaw & Co., 1883. Illustrated by Madeleine Erwin.
The caged linnet: or, Love's labour not lost. London: J. F.
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nook
▪ I. nook, n. (nʊk) Forms: α. 3–4 nok, 4–6 noke, 5–7 nooke, 6– nook; 6 noque, 4, 6–7 nouke. β. north. and Sc. 5–6 nuk, nwke, 5–7, 9 nuke, 6 nucke (9 nuck); 5 noik, 6 nwik, nuike, 6–7, 9 nuik (9 nuick); 6, 8–9 neuk (9 neuck), newk (6 newke), 9 niuk; 8–9 north. neak. [Of obscure origin; the early exam...
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The English House
An ingle-nook also provides a comfortable corner for non-players.
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Joan and Peter
Arthur designs a house near Limpsfield called the Ingle-Nook, where they live, and where Peter is born.
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