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Meanings of galligaskins in English
Synonyms
Examples for "slops"
Examples for "slops"
1
Her hand is shaking so badly that coffee slops on the floor.
2
Kitchen slops and casual refuse continued to be thrown into the street.
3
The old Professor had such slops as suggested a sickening second childhood.
4
The water came to you, and every room consumed its own slops.
5
Every time Lurvy slops him, the food runs down around the ears.
Usage of galligaskins in English
1
To-morrow I shall go and look for galligaskins.
2
I shall produce only one passage out of this poet, which is the misfortune of his galligaskins:
3
He was a rough, powerful peasant, with cap and tunic of untanned sheepskin, leather breeches, and galligaskins round legs and feet.
4
He goes on to relate how he is besieged by duns, and what a chasm there is in his "galligaskins."
5
The jerkin, the doublet, the galligaskins were put on to serve the practical purposes of life, not to attract the policeman or the spinster.
6
At any rate our tarry Galligaskins soon had enough of it.
7
Now, I did not mind Lalor Maitland or Galligaskins when my blood was up.
8
The assailants were indeed rascals of the same tarry, broad-breeched, stringfasted breed as Galligaskins of the cellar door.
9
But Galligaskins himself I saw not.