peculiar

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have lost word forming faculties	peculiar	to the doric for the
emerged sharply focussed in their	peculiar	rocky encampment and wider views
east scots had its own	peculiar	contact with scandinavian languages probably
also has problems and characteristics	peculiar	to itself these are revealed
meanings of words the second	peculiar	to thesaurus makers is placing
sounds a bit fey and	peculiar	but i think it s
know it sounds a bit	peculiar	but it s almost erm
accompanied by a series of	peculiar	coughs and throat clearings from
say yow yins the the	peculiar	badge o the hawick tongue
remoteness and his father s	peculiar	mixture of worldliness and dark
finish drawing a tree of	peculiar	strength and strangeness familiarity with
it was quite the most	peculiar	experience i ve had yet
gravestone one had a very	peculiar	interest having been riven asunder
s own skin was a	peculiar	mottled burnt orange like an
believe it s a word	peculiar	to the scottish highlands so
there s words that are	peculiar	but it s the same
over into scots are more	peculiar	to the north east such
the y2k problem is not	peculiar	to scotland and there is
that does this but a	peculiar	sort which is called barley
so it was always a	peculiar	day but nana and papa
spoons shiny and with a	peculiar	smell they also played at
scotland is remarkable for its	peculiar	phonetic development its area stretches
hurst that s a very	peculiar	one [?]it is[/?] f1054: that s
come in droves they re	peculiar	coves with beards and hairy
and the warmly pungent odours	peculiar	to mediterranean ports my eyes