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Definition of Cubbing
1. cub-hunting [n -S]
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Literary usage of Cubbing
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1. Radnor Reminiscences: A Foxhunting Journal by J. Stanley Reeve (1921)
"Even the most fastidious could not have asked for a more satisfactory opening of
a cubbing season; and as we rode back to kennels, the Master on " Moonshine ..."
2. Radnor Reminiscences: A Foxhunting Journal by J. Stanley Reeve (1921)
"Even the most fastidious could not have asked for a more satisfactory opening of
a cubbing season; and as we rode back to kennels, the Master on " Moonshine ..."
3. A Dictionary of the Drama: A Guide to the Plays, Play-wrights, Players, and by William Davenport Adams (1904)
"... was performed at the John Street Theatre, New York, in October, 1790, with
Jefferson as Gregory cubbing and ..."
4. Hibernia Venatica by Maurice O'Connor Morris (1878)
"... and hare-hunting—Their popularity in Ireland—The Duke of Connaught in the
field—Cubs and cubbing—Gaps in the hunting circle—A visit to Ashbourne. ..."
5. The Reminiscences of Frank Gillard (huntsman): With the Belvoir Hounds, 1860 by Cuthbert Bradley (1898)
"... Visit from Mr. Chaworth Musters—A Morning's cubbing in Flood with Mr.
Algernon Turner only—The Belvoir catch a Blankney run Fox, and two Opinions about ..."
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