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Definition of Slatings

1. slating [n] - See also: slating

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Slatings

slaters slates slatey slate club slate pencil slate roof slather slathered slathering slathers

slatier slatiest slatiness slatinesses slating slatings (current term) slats slatted slatter slattered

slattern slattern slatternliness slatternly slatterns slatters slattery slatting slattings slaty

Literary usage of Slatings

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1. A History of Nineteenth Century Literature (1780-1895) by George Saintsbury (1896)
"... mere summaries or scrappy "puffs" and "slatings," seldom possessing much grace of style, and scarcely ever adjusted to any scheme of artistic criticism. ..."

2. A History of Nineteenth Century Literature (1780-1900) by George Saintsbury (1906)
"... summaries or scrappy " puffs" and " slatings," seldom possessing much grace of style, and scarcely ever adjusted to any scheme of artistic criticism. ..."

3. Daboll's Schoolmaster's Assistant: Improved and Enlarged. Being a Plain by Nathan Daboll, Samuel Green (1837)
"THE Double Rule of Three teaches to resolve at once such questions as require two or more slatings in simple proportion, whether direct or inverse. ..."

4. Appletons' Journal (1879)
"There is one thing that I think should be set down to the credit of the literary profession— that for the most part they take their " slatings " (which is ..."

5. The Yellow Book (1896)
"Are the " slatings " in its own columns invariably signed î Do tell me, apropos of this, and if the question be not indiscreet, what is the secret of the ..."

6. The Story of a House by Eugène-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc (1874)
"... slatings. Here, the north and northwest winds are violent, and bend the rain and snow to an angle of 30 degrees. Slating which is only held at the top ..."

7. Trades' Societies and Strikes by Committee on Trades' Societies (1860)
"The society defended all men prosecuted for trade assaults or "slatings," as the term was, and maintained them and their families while they were in prison. ..."

8. Italian Fantasies by Israel Zangwill (1910)
"... could we light on a source of certainty like the contemporary slatings in the Renaissance Review. Some of these sleuth-hounds might even be vindicated; ..."

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