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twire
▪ I. † twire, n.1 Obs. slang. Also 7 tweer. [f. twire v.1] A glance, a leer.1676 G. Etherege Man of Mode iii. iii, The affected smiles, the silly by-words, and Amorous Tweers, in passing. 1679 A. Behn Feigned Courtezans i. ii, Such an Eye, so sparkling, with an amorous Twire. 1682 ― False Count i. i... Oxford English Dictionary
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twire-pipe
† twire-pipe Obs. rare. [In sense 2 f. twire tuyere. Sense 1 may have the same origin.] 1. App. a contemptuous name for a musical pipe; in quots. applied to persons.1619 Fletcher Mons. Thomas iii. i, Ye are an Ass, a twirepipe, A Jeffery John bo peepe. a 1634 Chapman (Webster), I have said..that you... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sonnet 28
With this emendation the poet flatters the night by saying that even when "stars twire [peer and wink] not, thou gildest the even" (evening). wikipedia.org
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tweer
tweer var. tuyere, twire. Oxford English Dictionary
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toure
toure variant of tor a. Obs., difficult, tedious; obs. form of tower, twire v. (to peep). Oxford English Dictionary
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Disney Fairies
Twire: A scrap-metal talent fairy who melts down metal to recycle. wikipedia.org
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tuyere
tuyere (twɪə(r), twaɪə(r), ‖ tɥijɛr, tyjɛr) Forms: (4 tuer, toyer, toyere). α. 7 twire-, 9 twyer(e, twyére, twyeer. β. 8–9 tweer, 9 twear. γ. 9 tuyer(e, tuyère; tewer, tewyre. [The common current spelling of the word already entered in the forms tew-iron and tow-iren, and taken as ad. OF. toiere (13... Oxford English Dictionary
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sparkling
▪ I. sparkling, vbl. n.1 (ˈspɑːklɪŋ) [f. sparkle v.1] 1. The action of sending out sparks or sparkles, or of glittering with light; scintillation.c 1440 Promp. Parv. 467/2 Spartlynge [Winch. Sparkelyng]. 1548 Elyot, Scintillatio, a sparkelyng vp of fire. 1614 Drummond of Hawthornden Poems (1616) I j... Oxford English Dictionary
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smug
▪ I. † smug, n.1 Obs. [Of obscure origin: cf. smuggy a.] A blacksmith.1600–9 Rowlands Knave of Clubbes (Percy Soc.) 34 A smug of Vulcan's forging trade. 1629 Dekker London's Tempe 123 Worke, my fine smugges. 1709 E. Ward Hud. Rediv. i. 133 ‘You're an impudent slut,’ cries the smug at his bellows.▪ I... Oxford English Dictionary
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pgc2023梦幻联赛怎么重新组建-抖音
Nov 21, 2023hi， i'm facelan manager ayuki it's great to see you here in dubai and looking forward to choosing my teams as my experience with twire is i tried it and p c s six europe and i was very successful i believe i finished top five i chose face plan players back then unfortunately i cannot today so i am handicap um but i i love the the the the features around it i think it's great for fans and ...
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tour
▪ I. tour, n. (tʊə(r)) Also 7 toure, tower: see also sense 4. [ME. a. F. tour, in OF. and Prov. tor, back-formation from nom. tors:—L. tornus, a. Gr. τόρνος a tool for describing a circle, a turner's wheel, a circle. The orig. acc. form was torn, tourn:—L. tornum; cf. Prov., Cat. torn, Sp., Pg., It.... Oxford English Dictionary
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