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sapskull - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
sapskull (plural sapskulls). (archaic) A stupid person; a saphead. 2002, A Country Courtship , page 101: "Let go of my reins, you cow-handed sapskull! en.wiktionary.org
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sapskull, n. meanings, etymology and more - Oxford English Dictionary
The earliest known use of the noun sapskull is in the mid 1700s. OED's earliest evidence for sapskull is from 1735, in the writing of Henry Carey, poet and ... www.oed.com
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"SAPSKULL": Foolish or gullible, unintelligent person - OneLook
noun: (archaic) A stupid person; a saphead. Similar: sapscull, saphead, cabbagehead, stupid-head, spud head, dumbhead, spacker, numskull, ziphead, bucket head, ... www.onelook.com
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sapskull
sapskull Now dial. (see E.D.D.). (ˈsæpskʌl) [f. sap n.1 (sense 4) + skull.] = sap-head.1735 H. Carey Honest Yorkshire-man 9 Welcome to London, dear 'Squire Sapscull. 1785 Grose Dict. Vulgar Tongue, Sapscull, a simple fellow. 1796 Sporting Mag. VII. 55 Poor sapskull, thus craftily put to the blush. 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sapskull Definition & Meaning | YourDictionary
Sapskull definition: A stupid person; a saphead. www.yourdictionary.com
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Sapskull - The Free Dictionary
Sap´skull`. n. 1. A saphead. Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co. Want to thank ... www.thefreedictionary.com
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sap-head
ˈsap-head [f. sap n.1 (sense 4). Cf. the earlier sapskull.] A fool, a simpleton.1798 T. G. Fessenden in Farmer's Weekly Museum 2 Jan. 4/1 The poet nimbly trips it back—Over the Union courses rapid, And squibs each Jacobinick saphead. 1828 Craven Gloss., Sap-head, a blockhead. 1884 ‘Mark Twain’ Huck.... Oxford English Dictionary
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sapskull - definition and meaning - Wordnik
noun Low A saphead. from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License. noun A stupid person; a saphead . Etymologies. Sorry, no etymologies ... www.wordnik.com
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Flashcard Sneak Peek: Don't Be a Sapskull? - Free GRE Help
Apparently, the word “sap” might come from the insult “sapskull” – meaning that a person's head is made up of soft, sappy wood from inside a tree. freegrehelp.wordpress.com
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The life and adventures of Sir Bartholomew Sapskull, Baronet ...
The life and adventures of Sir Bartholomew Sapskull, Baronet. Nearly allied to most of the great men in the three kingdoms. By somebody.-book. onesearch.library.northeastern.edu
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The life and adventures of Sir Bartholomew Sapskull, Baronet ...
The life and adventures of Sir Bartholomew Sapskull, Baronet. Nearly allied to most of the great men in the three kingdoms. By somebody. archive.org
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How To Say Sapskull - YouTube
Pronunciation of Sapskull: Learn how to pronounce the word Sapskull. Definition and meaning can be found here: ... www.youtube.com
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saporific
saporific, a. rare. (sæpəˈrɪfɪk) [ad. mod.L. sapōrificus, f. sapōr-em: see sapor and -ific. Cf. F. saporifique.] ‘Having the power to produce tastes’ (J.); imparting flavour or taste.1704 [see sapor b]. 1721 Bailey, Saporifick, causing Taste. 1768 [W. Donaldson] Life Sir B. Sapskull II. xxv. 212 He.... Oxford English Dictionary
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stoke-hole
stoke-hole [Partly an adoption, partly a transl., of Du. stookgat, f. stoken to stoke + gat hole.] 1. The space in front of a furnace where the stokers stand to tend the fires; the aperture through which the fire is fed and tended; also Naut., a hole in the deck through which the fuel is passed for ... Oxford English Dictionary
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puniceous
puniceous, a. (pjuːˈnɪʃiːəs) Also 8 erron. -ious. [f. L. pūnice-us Punic; also red, purple-coloured (f. Pūnic-us Punic, with suffix -eus) + -ous.] Of a bright red, purplish-red, or reddish-yellow colour: cf. phœniceous.1730 Bailey (folio), Puniceous (in Botan. Writ.) of a scarlet Colour. 1768 [W. Do... Oxford English Dictionary
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