foetid

Uses "foetid," spelling from the wrong branch of English, and I don't know why he lets this fog into the text.

dbqp: visualizing poetics 2008

Uses "foetid," spelling from the wrong branch of English, and I don't know why he lets this fog into the text.

dbqp: visualizing poetics 2008

Uses "foetid," spelling from the wrong branch of English, and I don't know why he lets this fog into the text.

dbqp: visualizing poetics 2008

This mode of clarifying rids the spirit of any unpleasant flavour received in the process of distillation or from bad materials, and moreover, from all those vicious, poisonous properties contracted in the still or worm from copper; such as foetid oil from the malt, which frequently unites with the verdigris, and combines so effectually with whiskey, that it may possible require a frequent repetition of this mode of clarifying, to rid it completely of any unpleasant taste or property contracted as above stated.

The Practical Distiller An Introduction To Making Whiskey, Gin, Brandy, Spirits, &c. &c. of Better Quality, and in Larger Quantities, than Produced by the Present Mode of Distilling, from the Produce of the United States Samuel McHarry

But enough TV trivia - let us move on to the strange, dark, foetid place where Louis Met The Hamiltons, in which there was no swearing but a great deal of lewd behaviour.

frederick william jackson 2010

It will be recalled that Margaret Thatcher, who in her early years, despite being a very great person, fell for all the EU guff and imagined herself to have influence 'at the heart of Europe', negotiated a substantial and apparently permanent rebate in the vast payments that were being made to the EU so that it might sustain, for example, goat farmers in Greece in foetid cheese.

Archive 2009-08-30 2009

It will be recalled that Margaret Thatcher, who in her early years, despite being a very great person, fell for all the EU guff and imagined herself to have influence 'at the heart of Europe', negotiated a substantial and apparently permanent rebate in the vast payments that were being made to the EU so that it might sustain, for example, goat farmers in Greece in foetid cheese.

To Nobody's Surprise 2009

They are also responsible for the foetid crime they laughably call "extra-ordinary rendition," and torture, through Suleman and Mubarak on Egyptian soil which occurred without the cowed populace even knowing.

Egypt: After the revolution, the ballot box | Observer editorial 2011

Soprano Measha Brueggergosman is placed so close to the microphones that you're far more conscious of the pulse in her tone than of her fine way with the foetid imagery of the text.

Wagner: Wesendonck-Lieder: Overtures and Preludes, etc 2010

Walcott is a prime contender to help the team emerge from the foetid swamp of their recent displays.

Still glad you left Theo Walcott behind then Mr Capello? 2010