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both civilization and stamina. Finer-looking than the Chinese, taller than the Japanese, these men in white coats starched to a luster that excels our shirt fronts, and in big hats and with long pipes, are jolly and good-natured fellows...

The day after his arrival the prince, in his long overcoat, with his Russian wrinkles and baggy cheeks propped up by a starched collar, set off with his daughter to the spring in the greatest good humor. It was a lovely morning: the...

Hi-lo-do-si-dosy-do Stay single and save a dollar Come Saturday night I'll court a pretty girl With a cane and a high starched collar Cowboy if you'll marry me I'll be your darling Jenny Now why should I drink from just one well When I...

he had already introduced to her at the hospital. A stout butler, resplendent with a smoothly shaven round chin and a starched white cravat, announced that dinner was ready, and the ladies got up. Vronsky asked Sviazhsky to take in Anna...

grains, used to make cloth stiff starch verb [ T ] to make clothes stiff by washing them with starch: She wore a starched white apron over her black dress. starch noun (FOOD) [ C/U ] BIOLOGY a substance that exists in large amounts in...

hand, firmness and power on the other," and he clenched the fat, white, turquoise-ringed fist, which issued out of the starched cuff of his shirt sleeve, fastened with a gold stud. "Solicitude and firm power." "Well, I don't know about...

occasions worn by young girls and brides; under the red or blue silk skirt you can see 6, 8 or even 10 snow white, starched underskirts. Perhaps the most spectacular festival at Hollok? is Easter, when they display not only the clothes...

to make lush vegetable food Spring time Par for par habit habit Eat Smart country boil Summer time The head goes well Starched Dressed in white linen In autumn Put five red petals and green leaves Chang-Ho, and wants to Winter comes...