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Meanings of much spunk in English

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Usage of much spunk in English
1
Well, I don't think you've got much spunk, I must say.
The Portion of Labor
2
She has too much spunk for that.
Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 10, March 8, 1914
3
Then she said reflectively, "I didn't think the little fellow had so much spunk in him."
Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason's Corner Folks / A Picture of New ...
4
It was as if the old lady said, "Well, I never thought you had that much spunk in you."
The Rains Came
5
But when men are too scart an' heven't as much spunk as a chicken jist outer the shell, what else is thar to do?
The Fourth Watch
6
He's pretty near wild with narvousness, but he's got too much spunk to leave his fam'ly, an' go off an' hide from creatures like you.
The Song of the Cardinal
7
"Aren't you pleased that all our friends have so much spunk?"
Tell me, pretty maiden
8
"You certainly have about as much spunk as a chicken with the pip!"
The Heart of the Desert / Kut-Le of the Desert
9
"I guess Griz got all she needed-didn'tknow either of 'em had so much spunk in 'em."
More Jonathan Papers
10
"No thanks." I mustered as much spunk as I could, considering I felt weak as a newborn filly.
Calamity jayne
11
"If Willy Fraser had had as much spunk as Peter, Miss Cecily King mightn't be so low spirited," quoth Dan, significantly.
The Golden Road
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