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Significats de reveller en anglès

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A celebrant who shares in a noisy party.

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Ús de reveller en anglès
1
Beyond a late reveller or two no one was out after midnight.
Princess Maritza
2
A worn-out libertine; a sneering, cynical misogynist; a nauseated reveller; a hateful egotist.
Bardelys the Magnificent / Being an account of the strange wooin...
3
The heartiest reveller forthwith became silent and slunk behind his neighbor.
The Red Axe
4
Never did wit more sparkling, airy, exhilarating, flash from the lips of reveller.
Zanoni
5
To be sure, little of a man is he also, that timid night-reveller.
Thus Spake Zarathustra: A Book for All and None
6
He seemed once more the wild officer, the bold reveller of the olden days.
An Egyptian Princess — Volume 02
7
The song of a belated reveller drove them for a time under an arch.
In Kings' Byways
8
Then she must forget the faithless night-reveller, Phaon-ifshe could.
A Question
9
That reveller was walking down the Wrykyn road before Mr. Appleby had left his chair.
Mike
10
Many a table, too, groaned under blows from the clinched fist of some excited reveller.
In the Blue Pike — Volume 01
11
He is best in season at Christmas, for the boar's head and reveller come together.
Character Writings of the Seventeenth Century
12
At one fell swoop, infant, sage, hero, reveller, martyr, are snatched into the invisible state.
The Destiny of the Soul: A Critical History of the Doctrine of a...
13
Why was he lingering here like a drunken reveller at a table of spilt wine?
Charles Rex
14
A policeman tramped past the house, and, a while later, a belated reveller in evening clothes.
The Devil Doctor
15
Here Mhor stopped being an Athenian reveller to ask that the sofa might be pushed back.
Penny Plain
16
A gay reveller flung it into the air, that no one should drink of it more.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
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Reveller a través del temps