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Meanings of faggots in English
Usage of faggots in English
1
These were piled against the faggots forming the end of the causeway.
2
On came the others also, hurling the faggots this way and that.
3
Blunt, shove the faggots closer together and make up a better fire.
4
Now they chop down young trees, and carry faggots to the fires.
5
Knot the rope; whet the ax; pour the poison; pile the faggots.
6
There an old bushman was tying up faggots his axe had cut.
7
The man collapsed on the faggots, and this hampered the rest.
8
We found Dionea at the door of her hut, making faggots of myrtle-branches.
9
I say we drive out all the Jews with burning faggots!
10
Kyankyet-Wetake on more wood faggots here to fill our bunkers.
11
A herd of meek donkeys, bearing burdens of faggots, was tethered near by.
12
There was a shout for faggots, dried branches, logs of wood.
13
Now that the two men had returned, would they re-embark with their faggots?
14
Fire the faggots! and a soldier ran to fetch another brand.
15
Poor Miraudin!-hemust have many little faggots to feed his flame!
16
In the UK, consumers can still buy Mr Brain's faggots at their local supermarket.
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