Definition of Laverocks

1. laverock [n] - See also: laverock

Lexicographical Neighbors of Laverocks

lavement
lavements
lavender
lavender cotton
lavender marriages
lavendered
lavendering
lavenderish
lavenders
lavendery
lavendulan
laver
laverbread
laverock
laverocks (current term)
lavers
laves
laveur
laving
laviscious
lavish
lavished
lavisher
lavishers
lavishes
lavishest
lavishing
lavishly
lavishment

Literary usage of Laverocks

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Heavens by Louis Untermeyer (1922)
"The following introductory stanzas are an approximation of this standard and always effective design: laverocks The winter sun has run its wavering course, ..."

2. Revenue of the Scottish Crown, 1681 by William Purves (1897)
"8d. each ; the dozen laverocks cost 3s., the goose 10s., and the woodcocks 8s. each. The money set apart for the expenses of the household was about £40000 ..."

3. Glen Desseray and Other Poems: Lyrical and Elegaic by John Campbell Shairp, Francis Turner Palgrave (1888)
"Ye come ere laverocks 2 cease their singing, And abide through sun and rain, ... 1 Wears, leads cautiously to shelter. - laverocks, larks. ..."

4. Noctes Ambrosianæ by John Wilson, Robert Shelton Mackenzie, James Hogg (1863)
"... wi' laverocks North. Beautiful, James. Shepherd. Is't ? Weel, I'll sing't again—till the blue lift, ..."

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