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Meanings of orpin in English
Perennial northern temperate plant with toothed leaves and heads of small purplish-white flowers.
Synonyms
Examples for "livelong"
Examples for "livelong"
1
His face was the only one I saw during the livelong day.
2
On they rowed and on they rowed for all that livelong night.
3
You couldn't keep watch every livelong minute of every livelong day.
4
All the livelong day Odysseus and his men sat and feasted.
5
The livelong day he looks open-mouthed towards heaven and never stops addressing Zeus.
1
Passed Mr. Orpine's at Ardtilly, and another of the same name at Killowen.
1
Take two shoots of live-forever and pin them together on the wall.
Usage of orpin in English
1
Jonathan Orpin is a member of the Law Society's law reform committee.
2
You's bin my friend, Orpin, but I cannot help you dis time.
3
Orpin is wearing a blue coat, black vest, white neck-cloth, and dark breeches.
4
Jonathan Orpin-Dowell spoke for the Law Society - a neutral party to the case.
5
On the way they came on a sight which filled Orpin with sadness and anxiety.
6
Stephen Orpin, swaying aside, was only grazed by it.
7
To this Stephen Orpin replied through the interpreter.
8
One of them died before he landed; the other was the man of whom Orpin now spoke.
9
At the one to which Hintza was now leading Orpin the missionaries had remained at their post.
10
The chief of the Kafirs ordered the scout sternly to be silent, at the same time glancing at Orpin.
11
"Because any man can know a tree by its fruit," returned Orpin.
12
"Stephen Orpin!" exclaimed Conrad Marais in amazement, as the trader galloped up.
13
Jonathan Orpin, a barrister and member of the Law Society's reform committee, said the rule had dramatically increased the cost.
14
"No doubt revenge is sweet to you, but it is sinful," returned Orpin.
15
"You look serious, Orpin; has anything gone wrong?" asked Frank Dobson.
16
Orpin referred to two of the settlers whose careers in South Africa were destined to be cut short on the threshold.