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knobstick
knobstick (ˈnɒbstɪk) 1. A stick, cane, or club, having a rounded knob for its head; a knobbed stick.1824 [see b]. 1867 Crim. Chronol. York Castle 190 Beating him over the head with knobsticks. 1887 Jessopp Arcady vii. 192 With the knob sticks of the mob. b. Such a stick used as a weapon; a knobkerri... Oxford English Dictionary
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Knobstick
From the Afrikaans knopkierie The Knobstick, an 1893 novel by C. Allen Clarke See also Knobstick wedding, a forced marriage of a pregnant single woman with the man known or believed to be the father wikipedia.org
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Knobstick wedding
A knobstick wedding is the forced marriage of a pregnant single woman with the man known or believed to be the father. Knobstick weddings, however, more usually refer to those arrangements forced by a local parish. wikipedia.org
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knob
▪ I. knob, n. (nɒb) Forms: α. 4–6 knobbe, (7 knobb, knobe), 6– knob. β. 5–7 nobbe, 7–9 nob. [ME., = MLG. and mod.G. knobbe knot, knob, bud, etc., Flem. knobbe(n lump (of bread, etc.): cf. knop, nob, knub, nub.] 1. a. A small rounded lump or mass, esp. at the extremity or on the surface of something,... Oxford English Dictionary
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KL-51
Crypto Machines - KL-51/RACE http://www.knobstick.ca/pdf_files/race1.pdf National Security Agency encryption devices wikipedia.org
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snob
▪ I. snob, n.1 (snɒb) Also 9 Sc. snab. [Orig. slang, of obscure origin.] 1. a. dial. or colloq. A shoemaker or cobbler; a cobbler's apprentice.α 1781 in Hone Every-day Bk. II. 837 Sir William Blase, a snob by trade. 1785 Grose Dict. Vulgar T., Snob, a nick name for a shoemaker. 1819 Sporting Mag. IV... Oxford English Dictionary
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Dekichatta kekkon
See also Shotgun wedding Forced marriage Knobstick wedding Premarital sex Oklahoma! wikipedia.org
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nob
▪ I. † nob, n.1 Obs. [Of obscure origin: cf. Flem. nobbeling, the coarsest flax, of which sacking is made. See also nobbly a.] A knot (on thread).1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. xvii. clxi. (Bodl. MS.) 230 b/2 Hurden..is clensing of offal of hempe oþer of flaxe..þerof is þrede sponne þat is..vneuen and ... Oxford English Dictionary
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C. Allen Clarke
Clarke's best-known novel, The Knobstick (1893), was originally serialised in the Yorkshire Factory Times. The Knobstick: a story of love and labour, 1893. The Friend of Santa Claus, and Other Stories, 1893. Tales of a Deserted Village, 1894. wikipedia.org
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sexuality
sexuality (sɛksjuːˈælɪtɪ) [ad. mod.L. *sexuālitās: see sexual a. and -ity. Cf. F. sexualité.] 1. The quality of being sexual or having sex.a 1800 Cowper Wks. (1836) VII. 320 It is on their sexuality that he has built his poem [Loves of the Plants]. 1826 Kirby & Sp. Entomol. III. 325 The wonderful di... Oxford English Dictionary
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Shotgun wedding
However, sexual practice had not always followed social convention, resulting in shotgun or Knobstick weddings. after a kiss in a garden The Secret Life of the American Teenager, Ben marries Adrian because she is pregnant See also Cohabitation Forced marriage Knobstick wikipedia.org
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Pussy (horse)
Pussy was beaten by the colts Knobstick and Jacob Faithful for the gold Cup Stakes run in May at Epsom. wikipedia.org
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Mary Barton (TV series)
Crombie as Judge Donald Eccles as Clinton Maxwell Foster as Lord John Russell Patrick Godfrey as Williams Martin Heller as Court Usher Alan Lake as Knobstick wikipedia.org
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Elizabeth Gaskell
In North and South Margaret Hale suggests redding up (tidying) the Bouchers' house and even offers jokingly to teach her mother words such as knobstick wikipedia.org
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Yorkshire Factory Times
Examples of such serialized novels include Lancashire Lads and Lasses (which ran from November 1895 to February 1896) and The Knobstick, both authored wikipedia.org
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