HERRICK

Meaning of HERRICK in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈher-ik ]

biographical name

Robert 1591-1674 English poet

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HERRICK — biographical name Robert 1591-1674 English poet
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
HERRICK — /her"ik/ , n. 1. Robert , 1591-1674, English poet. 2. Robert , 1868-1938, U.S. novelist.
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
HERRICK — Herrick BrE AmE ˈher ɪk
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HERRICK — Classification: Town Located in: South Dakota (SD) Total Population (2000): 105 Total Housing Units (2000): 52 Land Area (square meters): …
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HERRICK — Classification: Village Located in: Illinois (IL) Total Population (2000): 524 Total Housing Units (2000): 221 Land Area (square meters): 940608 …
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HERRICK — (1591–1674) an English poet and priest. He wrote many short, cheerful poems, including Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May and …
Oxford Guide to British and American Culture English vocabulary
HERRICK — Pronunciation: ' her-ik Function: biographical name Robert 1591-1674 Eng. poet
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HERRICK, ROBERT — (baptized Aug. 24, 1591, London, Eng. died October 1674, Dean Prior, Devonshire) English poet. Educated at Cambridge and later ordained, …
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HERRICK, JAMES BRYAN — born Aug. 11, 1861, Oak Park, Ill., U.S. died March 7, 1954, Chicago U.S. physician and clinical cardiologist. He received …
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HERRICK, ROBERT — Robert Herrick, detail of an engraving by W. Marshall, from the frontispiece to Hesperides, 1/4 (baptized Aug. 24, 1591, London, …
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HERRICK, JAMES BRYAN — born Aug. 11, 1861, Oak Park, Ill., U.S. died March 7, 1954, Chicago American physician and clinical cardiologist who was …
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HERRICK, ROBERT — (baptized Aug. 24, 1591, London, Eng. died October 1674, Dean Prior, Devonshire) English poet. Educated at Cambridge and later ordained, …
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HERRICK, JAMES BRYAN — born Aug. 11, 1861, Oak Park, Ill., U.S. died March 7, 1954, Chicago U.S. physician and clinical cardiologist. He received …
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ROBERT HERRICK — ➡ Herrick
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62431 — State: ILLINOIS City: HERRICK
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57538 — State: SOUTH DAKOTA City: HERRICK
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18430 — State: PENNSYLVANIA City: HERRICK CENTER
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ROBERT — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Aldrich Robert Altman Robert B. Ashe Arthur Robert Jr. Baden Powell of Gilwell Robert …
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JAMES — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Anderson James Maxwell Baldwin James Arthur Balfour of Whittingehame Arthur James 1st Earl Ballard …
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CAVALIER POETS — Group of English gentlemen poets who were Cavaliers (supporters of Charles I during the English Civil Wars ). The term …
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BRYAN — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) George Bryan Bryan William Jennings Donkin Bryan Herrick James Bryan
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ZONE — I. ˈzōn noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin zona girdle, belt, zone, from Greek zōnē; akin to Greek zōma girdle, …
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TILL — I. preposition also til t ə l ( often d. ə l after a vowel ), tə̇l Etymology: Middle English, …
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SLAP ON THE WRIST — I. phrasal : a gentle usually ineffectual reprimand punishment will be more than just a slap on the wrist and …
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POUNCE — I. ˈpau̇n(t)s transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English pounsen, alteration of pounsonen, from Middle French poinçonner to stamp, …
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HAP — I. ˈhap noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English hap, happe, from Old Norse happ good luck; akin to Old …
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HANDSEL — I. noun also han·sel ˈhan(t)səl ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English hansell, probably from Old Norse handsal obligation confirmed by …
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DISCOMFORT — I. də̇s+ transitive verb Etymology: Middle English discomforten, from Middle French desconforter, from Old French, from des- dis- (I) + …
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BUSS — I. ˈbəs noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English busse, from Middle French, from Old Norse būza, from Medieval Latin …
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WHENAS — (ˈ)(h)we|naz, _(h]wəˈ-\ conjunction Etymology: Middle English (Scots) when as, from Middle English when (I) + as 1. archaic : at …
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CAVALIER POET — any of a group of English gentlemen poets, called Cavaliers because of their loyalty to Charles I (162549) during the …
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