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rankly, adv. (ˈræŋklɪ) [f. rank a. + -ly2.] In a rank manner, in various senses of the adj.c 1000 Canons of ælfric §35 in Thorpe Laws II. 358/6 Ne eower reaf ne beo to ranclice ᵹemacod. c 1050 Byrhtferth's Handboc in Anglia VIII. 312/18 Þæt hiᵹ maᵹon þe ranclicor þas þing heora clericum ᵹeswutelian....
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Elizabeth Avery
He admitted that he had not read her 1647 publication when he wrote "your printing of a book beyond the custom of your sex, doth rankly smell".
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rank | Etymology of rank by etymonline
rank (adj.). Old English ranc "proud, overbearing, haughty, showy," senses now obsolete, from Proto-Germanic *rankaz (source also of Danish rank "right, upright," German rank "slender," Old Norse rakkr "straight, erect"), which is of uncertain origin, possibly related to Old Norse and Old English rinc "man, warrior." Related: Rankly; rankness. In reference to plant growth, "vigorous, luxuriant ...
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I should imagine, though, she might reckon on a better match, said Vronsky, drawing himself up and walking about again, though I don t know him, of course, he added. Chapter XVII. Part I 1917. I would fain be assured that I am growing apace and rankly, though my very growth disturb this dull equanimity, though it be with struggle through long, dark, muggy nights or seasons of gloom.
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Walter Kennedy (poet)
In the Flyting, for instance, Dunbar makes big play of Kennedy's Carrick roots (albeit in the rankly insulting terms that are part of the genre) and strongly
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rankfully
† ˈrankfully, adv. Obs. rare—1. Rankly.1607 Topsell Four-f. Beasts 755 The Sabel..at that time stincketh very rankefully.
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Frank Olson
Starrs called the evidence "rankly and starkly suggestive of homicide."
Also in 1994, Eric Olson testified before the U.S.
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pullulate
pullulate, v. (ˈpʌljʊleɪt) Also 7 -at. [f. L. pullulāt-, ppl. stem of pullulāre to sprout out, spring forth, spread, grow, increase, f. pullul-us, dim. of pullus young of any animal, chick.] 1. intr. a. Of a growing part, shoot, or bud: To come forth, sprout out, bud.1619 H. Hutton Follies Anat. (Pe...
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The Bridge (poem)
Then Kirsch goes on to call parts of the "Atlantis" section of the poem "exhilarating" while he criticizes the "Indiana" section for being "rankly sentimental
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clabber
clabber, n. (ˈklæbə(r)) [a. Irish and Gaelic clabar mud.] 1. dial. Also clauber. Mud. Hence clabbery a., muddy.1824 MacTaggart Gallov. Encycl., Clabber, any soft dirty matter. 1880 Antrim & Down Gloss. ‘They clodded clabber at me.’ ‘Don't put the dog into that clabbery hole.’ 1890 Service Notandums ...
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Electrical disruptions caused by squirrels
Security Agency, said in 2015 that he judged the electrical grid was as likely to be paralyzed by a natural disaster as by a cyberattack and added: "[F]rankly
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panicum
panicum (ˈpænɪkəm) [L. name of a type of millet, adopted by Linnæus (Species Plantarum (1753) I. 55) and earlier botanists as the name of a genus.] A grass belonging to the large genus so called, including the European millet, Panicum miliaceum, and several other important cereals or fodder grasses;...
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clianthus
clianthus Bot. (klaɪˈænθəs) [mod.L. (Banks & Solander in G. Don Gen. Syst. Gardening & Bot. (1832) II. 468/1), app. f. Gr. κλει-, by-form of stem of κλέος glory + ἄνθος flower.] An Australasian shrub belonging to the leguminous genus of that name, bearing handsome flowers in racemes.1841 J. W. Loudo...
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2022 Washington Spirit season
Traveling north to Red Bull Arena to face Gotham three days later, Kris Ward commented "[f]rankly, we're playing people who are exhausted.
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