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Definition of Tassies
1. tassie [n] - See also: tassie
Lexicographical Neighbors of Tassies
| tast tastable tastant tastants taste taste-maker taste-tester taste blindness taste bud taste buds | taste bulb |
Literary usage of Tassies
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. James and William Tassie: A Biographical and Critical Sketch, with a Catalog by John Miller Gray (1894)
"... the portrait medallions of the tassies are rising in the estimation of
connoisseurs and in monetary value ; and examples which living collectors well ..."
2. Tasmanians in the Transvaal War by John Bufton (1905)
"The tassies camped on the right on the veldt fur the night. Very cold. No tea.
May 4.—Fine. Stood to horses at 2 am I was on picquet in the night. ..."
3. Australia by Peter Hinze (2001)
"Wherever industry docs threaten to disrupt the balance of nature, tassies will
raise their voices in protest, and even use force if Previous pages: Hobart ..."
4. The Reminiscences of Lady Dorothy Nevill by Dorothy Nevill (1906)
"Some years ago Mr. John Gray, of Edinburgh, keeper of the Tassie Collection there,
wrote an excellent little book on the tassies, which has taught me most ..."
5. The Reminiscences of Lady Dorothy Nevill by Dorothy Nevill (1906)
"Some years ago Mr. John Gray, of Edinburgh, keeper of the Tassie Collection there,
wrote an excellent little book on the tassies, which has taught me most ..."
6. The Reminiscences of Lady Dorothy Nevill by Dorothy Nevill, Ralph Nevill (1906)
"Some years ago Mr. John Gray, of Edinburgh, keeper of the Tassie Collection there,
wrote an excellent little book on the tassies, which has taught me most ..."
7. Australia by Peter Hinze (2001)
"tassies will raise their voices in protest, and even use force if Previous ...
tassies appear to live in harmony with nature, which is why so many nature ..."
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