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worm-eaten
ˈworm-ˌeaten, pa. pple. and ppl. a. Eaten into by a worm or worms.1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. xvii. lxxiv. (1495) Q iij/1 Frute..yf it be not roten nother worme eten. c 1420 Liber Cocorum (1862) 45 Take white pese and wasshe hom wele;..Devoyde þo worme-etone alle bydene. 1493 Festyvall (W. de W. 151... Oxford English Dictionary
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worm-eater
ˈworm-ˌeater 1. A bird or other creature that feeds on worms; spec. the Worm-eating Warbler (see below).1760 G. Edwards Glean. Nat. Hist. II. 200 The Worm-eater [of Pennsylvania]. 1831 Swainson & Richardson Fauna Bor.-Amer. II. 221 Sylvicola (Vermivora) peregrina... Tennessee Worm-eater. 1878 J. Bul... Oxford English Dictionary
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Max Harzof
When one wealthy woman did not like his valuation of her worm-eaten books, she accused him of being a "mere junk dealer". wikipedia.org
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worm-eat
▪ I. † worm-eat, ppl. a. Obs. = worm-eaten, lit. and fig.1597 Bp. Hall Sat. i. iv. 6 Some brauer braine in high Heroick rimes Compileth worm-eate stories of olde tymes. 1601 2nd Pt. Return fr. Parnass. iv. iii. 1936 Spending the marrow of their flowring age, In fruitelesse poring on some worme eate ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Rongorongo text V
Side a is worm-eaten and split at its thick end; side b has fire damage. Provenance Collector J. L. wikipedia.org
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Rongorongo text U
Description A charred, worm-eaten, and heavily corroded beam, 70.5 × 8 × 2.6 cm of unknown wood. Not fluted. wikipedia.org
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vermiculated
verˈmiculated, ppl. a. [See prec. and -ed1.] 1. Worm-eaten; covered or ornamented with markings resembling those made by the gnawing of worms.1623 Cockeram i, Vermiculated, worme-eaten. [Hence in Blount.] 1707 Sloane Jamaica I. 78 The pinnæ set in the middle are largest,..having on the backside seve... Oxford English Dictionary
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Chapel of Notre-Dame de Posat
Virgin Mary, it became a pilgrimage site in the 18th century: the worshippers came there to pray in front of a statue described as "miraculous yet fully worm-eaten wikipedia.org
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unmortised
▪ I. unˈmortised, ppl. a.1 (un-1 8 + mortised ppl. a.)1678 Moxon Mech. Exerc. vi. 103 This Square Peece hath a square wide Mortess in it..to screw against that part of the Wooden Peece un-mortessed at the Top,..stiff against the fore-side of the un-mortessed Peece.▪ II. unˈmortised, ppl. a.2 (un-2 8... Oxford English Dictionary
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Transfer of panel paintings
The practice of conserving an unstable painting on panel by transferring it from its original decayed, worm-eaten, cracked, or distorted wood support to wikipedia.org
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Santa Maria del Parto a Mergellina
Other significant works of the building are the two statues sculpted by brothers heirs of Jacopo and Sannazaro the youth figure with a book in hand, the worm-eaten wikipedia.org
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smirched
smirched, ppl. a. (smɜːtʃt) [f. prec.] Marked, soiled, made dirty, etc., with a smirch or stain.1599 Shakes. Hen. V, iii. iii. 17 Impious Warre,..with his smyrcht complexion. 1599 ― Much Ado iii. iii. 145 The smircht worm-eaten tapestrie. 1746 Smollett Advice 72 From the smirch'd scullion to th' emb... Oxford English Dictionary
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A LIQUOR-LADEN TRADITION: THE CHINESE PICNIC - fengliangBAI - Google Sites
Running water is never stale and a door-hinge never gets worm-eaten
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eaten
eaten, ppl. a. (ˈiːt(ə)n) [pa. pple. of eat v.] 1. Consumed as food; devoured.1599 Minsheu Span. Gram. 80 Eaten bread is forgotten. 1656 W. Dugard Gate Lat. Unl. ¶862. 271 Half-eaten morsels, and other scraps. 1864 Swinburne Atalanta Thou whose mouth Looks red from the eaten fruits of thine own womb... Oxford English Dictionary
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とし in this sentence, among other problems I was trying to translate this song (full lyrics here: < ) and I'm having a lot of trouble with these two lines: > > "Trapped by the chaos, having put on my mourning...
Yes it's the continuative form of , and I think it's "typical " you already know, with omitted because it's already mentioned in the previous sentence(?). It just means "consider something " or "regard something as ". can mean the same thing as , doom, fate, etc. So "regarding it (=) as my(?) fate, ...
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