crevis

Jumping out of a plane, falling into a crevis in the ground, open chute in said crevis. both parties survive.

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The magic tonight come from me, I have my own beautifulness that expells from each pore and splendid crevis.

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So think I (quoth another) for the outragious poyson of madness hath killed him, but being thus in divers opinions of a poore Ass, they looked through a crevis, and espied me standing still, sober and quiet in the middle of the chamber; then they opened the doores, and came towards me, to prove whether I were gentle or no.

The Golden Asse Lucius Apuleius

Shawgashee -- shaw-ga-shee '-- is the fresh-water lobster, more properly the crawfish, its name being from the Latin crevis, French ècrevisse.

Hiawatha; a poem, by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Illustrated by John Rea Neill. 1856

I directed the Canoes to land, and I walked up through a crevis in the rocks almost inaxcessiable and killed 2 of those animals one a large doe and the other a yearlin Buck.

The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806 Meriwether Lewis 1791

So think I (quoth another) for the outragious poyson of madness hath killed him, but being thus in divers opinions of a poore Ass, they looked through a crevis, and espied me standing still, sober and quiet in the middle of the chamber; then they opened the doores, and came towards me, to prove whether I were gentle or no.

The Golden Asse 1566

I bet ellen wanted to smells miley's crevis ..... i bet ellens smells like feta cheese and scallions

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I bet ellen wanted to smells miley's crevis ..... i bet ellens smells like feta cheese and scallions

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Historically, some examples include mushroom, from the French mousseron; crayfish, from the French crevis; and Cape Despair, from Cape d'espoir (Cape Hope).

VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol 1 No 4 1974