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Eath   Listen
adjective
Eath  adj., adv.  Easy or easily. (Obs.) "Eath to move with plaints."






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Eath" Quotes from Famous Books



... here bloomin' Republick is too rediklus for anythink. Look at the kiddish kick-up along o' the visit of the Hempress! Why, if we 'ad that duffer, DEROULEDE, on Newmarket 'Eath, we should just duck him in a 'orsepond, like a copped Welsher. Here they washup him, or else knuckle under to him, like a skeery Coster's missus when her old man's on the mawl, and feels round arter her ribs with his bloomin' high-lows. That's yer high-polite ...
— Punch, Or The London Charivari, Vol. 100. March 14, 1891. • Various



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