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Definition of Balmier
1. balmy [adj] - See also: balmy
Lexicographical Neighbors of Balmier
Literary usage of Balmier
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Home Life in Italy: Letters from the Apennines by Lina Duff Gordon (1908)
"He called balmier up to him and threatened to cut off his head, if he did not
tell him ... Poor balmier felt very much like a walnut in the crack of a door, ..."
2. Home Life in Italy: Letters from the Apennines by Lina Duff-Gordon Waterfield (1908)
"He called balmier up to him and threatened to cut off his head, if he did not
tell him ... Poor balmier felt very much like a walnut in the crack of a door, ..."
3. The Subalpine Kingdom, Or, Experiences and Studies in Savoy, Piedmont, and by Bayle St. John (1856)
"... although these terminations are cut off in ordinary parlance; as the air grows
balmier and balmier in proportion as we descend; as the vegetation gleams ..."
4. Demonstrations in Latin Elegiac Verse by William Henry Denham Rouse (1899)
"Bare to balmier air' implies a purpose, and we may write ' in order that a balmier
air' may ' fan' her, or ' recruit' her ..."
5. The Oberlin Review (1890)
"AB the balmy breezes broze balmier and balmier, many young men, rejoicing in
light trousers, patent leather shoes, black coats and small hats, ..."
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