Definition of Scabbarding

1. scabbard [v] - See also: scabbard

Lexicographical Neighbors of Scabbarding

sbirri
sbirro
sbirros
sborgite
sborgites
sc
sc-19220
sc.
scRNP
scaRNA
scaRNAs
scab
scabbard
scabbard trachea
scabbarded
scabbarding (current term)
scabbards
scabbed
scabbedness
scabbier
scabbiest
scabbily
scabbiness
scabbing
scabble
scabbled
scabbles
scabbling
scabblings
scabby

Literary usage of Scabbarding

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

1. Contributions to Literature: Descriptive, Critical, Humorous, Biographical by Samuel Gilman (1856)
"... nobody knows where; if a debtor, he has a marvellous acquaintance with short corners and dark alleys ; if a printer, he is adroit at scabbarding; ..."

2. Hosea Ballou: A Marvellous Life-story by Oscar Fitzalan Safford (1888)
"How can they hope to escape in the " Great Day " ? No truce yet for our soldier of the cross; no day yet for scabbarding his sword of the Spirit. ..."

3. The Death of Falstaff and Other Poems by Lycurgus Bruce Moore (1897)
"For when was valour heir to recompense More than was thine, for scabbarding hot steel In Percy's thigh ? Why, there rebellion else Had still lived on, ..."

4. The American Speaker: Being a Collection of Pieces in Prose, Poetry, and by Charles Northend (1856)
"... nobody knows where; if a debtor, he has a marvellous acquaintance with short'corners and dark alleys; if a printer, he is adroit at scabbarding; ..."

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