Category:British comedy and humour
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convivial, cheerful, jocular, good-humoured, jolly, mirthful, gay, jovial, genial, amiable, blithe, blithesome
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REIR, v. to order, to manage a family, to humour.
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s. a sty, wen, small humour.
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broad humour
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He has a sense of humour.
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humour
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humour, feast, glee, cheer, show
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ill-humoured, cantankerous, fractious, fretful, cynical, crabbed (of person), disagreeable, cross (annoyed), ill-tempered, churlish, peevish, cattish, crabby, captious, snappy, ill-natured, catty, niggly person, grumpy
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v. to grow into humours, to be subject to wens and sties.
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It is well known, that the most malicious methods to now take, so as to mislead the People of this Island, and keep them from taking an ocular view of their own advantage, are those of those who were, and are, awakening and nurturing Suspicion, Discord, and Strife, between the Duke of Athol, and the Inhabitants of this Island, and that under the thin veneer that it is a glorious matter of great importance. For what purpose has the bill of rights been called out (quoted?) of late but to keep the contrived suits alive for no purpose, which if they were left to themselves, would wither and die without meddling, or consequence. “The liberties of the People”, and “undermining their Rights and Possessions”, these are the wonderful words that nutures such a sort of men to turn to demagogues[6], and to lead them forward to complete victory. [1] billey—‘a bill’. Seems to be archiac already in 1790 as although it is used in billey dy heyrsnys, elsewhere bill is preferred. [2] gyn-eïe—without meddling, besides. (Cregeen). [3] erree—latter end of, become of, end of. (Cregeen) [4] cummaltyn—seems to be a typo, as cummallyn is used elsewhere in this text. [5] reirey, reir, v. to order, to manage a family, to humour. (Kelly) [6] Lieh-jeeaghyn—‘demi-gods’, in this instance the intended meaning seems to be ‘demagogues’, seemingly derived from folk etymology.
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comply, loosen, forbear, humour, indulge, connive, yield, concede, part with, spare, concession, connivance, indulgence, remission, abandonment, abandon, loosening
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[noun] a whim, a freak [OED: A sudden causeless change or turn of the mind; a capricious humour, notion, whim, or vagary]; [plural] ‐yn
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There is also a common proverb amongst them concerning the methods of healing. They will say—not to try to expell all the bad humours from the body at once, for fear that the good humours will be hidden—otherwise the martyr weakens. It’s enough if a seven or eight tenths of the deadly toxin is overcome by medicine, in so much as his own nature will gradually do the rest. This proverb is most worthy in the ruling of kingdoms and governing households.
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[feminine noun] a whim, conceit, an odd freak [OED: A sudden causeless change or turn of the mind; a capricious humour, notion, whim, or vagary], fancy, or fit; [plural] ‐yn
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In good humour.
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good-humoured
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You're always in a bad humour.
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Let us now see how the generality of Christians observe this command of God—Remember that thou keep holy the sabbath day. Why truly, just as they do the rest of God’s favours. Some make it a day of idleness; others of sinful pleasures; many go to church merely for form’s sake, and many to avoid the imputation of having no religion; some will go only when they are in humour, when the preacher pleases them, when they have nothing else to do; and of those that do go constantly, how few seem to be truely affected with the blessed opportunity of approaching God? How few go with a sincere desire to be informed of their duty? How few behave themselves with the humility and reverence of people that know they are in the house of God; that acknowledge themselves to be miserable sinners, and know that they are for ever undone, if God does not pardon them? How few seem to be truly thankful for the mercies they have received, or truly sensible of the blessings they stand in need of?
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structural, catching (as humour), contagious
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[feminine noun] a freak [OED: A sudden causeless change or turn of the mind; a capricious humour, notion, whim, or vagary]
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Category:British comedy and humour
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s. matter, humour, pus, particularly about the nails; a whitlow.
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My soul, your ambition, his humour.
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v. to produce humour, to beal.
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likeable, decent, good-humoured, engaging, even, civil (as person)
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