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Meanings of creese in English
Usage of creese in English
1
I had it carved on my creese which hangs around my neck.
2
He carried with him the creese which Brandon had given him.
3
Inside their clothing each tucked a sharp-edged creese, also a loaded service revolver.
4
I saw a Malay creese on the mantel-piece and hid it behind a picture-frame.
5
Taking a long breath, he grabbed his creese and dived.
6
With a keen-edged creese he cut the Flag loose, hurling it down to the ground.
7
His creese covered with blood was in his hand.
8
The younger man without hesitation drove a needle-pointed creese three times into his ruler's breast.
9
I shall throw my creese into the air.
10
These latter were very remarkable, and resembled in some respects the writhing creese of the Malay.
11
Do you feel the point of the creese?
12
I rushed to the picture where I had hidden the creese, and threw it on the table.
13
His great difficulty was to prevent the pirate from changing the creese from his right-hand to his left.
14
Then he yawned-nextplaced the creese on the ground beside him, while his right hand explored his pockets.
15
If you attempt to turn, or to disobey, I shall know what to do with this wavy-bladed creese.
16
Do you still feel the creese?
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