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Meanings of merry bells in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bellwort"
Examples for "bellwort"
1
The May flowers and bloodroot have gone, the anemonies and bellwort have come and the violets are coming.
1
But his guardians never believed in the wild oats pilgrimage he threatened.
2
In the eyes of the world you're entitled to your wild oats.
3
You probably have seen wild oats growing here, as in the States.
4
In fact, however, this was the youthful giant sowing his wild oats.
5
Intellectual wild oats will thrive in a soil of the strictest morality.'
Usage of merry bells in English
1
The merry bells ring round, from morn till night.
2
They drove by the crowd, blended now into soft colours, to a music of merry bells.
3
Two thin but merry bells are ringing.
4
The masters showered the slave with recriminations that she did not hear because merry bells were jingling in her head.
5
There were many other sleighs and cutters out around Bellemere, and the air was filled with the jingle of merry bells.
6
Philip, understanding his position, was revolving renewed military projects while his subjects were ringing merry bells and lighting bonfires in the Netherlands.
7
Christmas songs should be sung, well-known Christmas carols, as "'Tis the Eve of Christmas Day," " Merry Bells," "The Christmas Tree," etc.