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Meanings of quaker in English
Usage of quaker in English
1
They fought-butthe spiritual bruiser proved too hard for the injured quaker.
2
I have a right to call her by her quaker-name, you know.
3
I suppose Joel has had it in his mind, quaker fashion.
4
I can't imagine what it would be-a miracle like quaker-ladiesin the Antarctic.
5
While in town I chanced once to be invited to a quaker's wedding.
6
This hard fated man, a simple, inoffensive quaker, lived near Camden.
7
Figs, on the contrary, was as calm as a quaker.
8
You are a well-looking fellow, Random, and can behave as demurely as a quaker.
9
NASCAR debuted a new track-specific aerodynamic package for the Quaker State 400.
10
The Quaker City was the steamer selected for the great oriental tour.
11
It was the key to the history of the village-a Quaker Meeting-house.
12
The eyes that followed the Prince and the Quaker were not friendly.
13
Bright and his fellow-labourers of the Quaker persuasion were in a minority.
14
For a Quaker is not in the situation of on ordinary person.
15
In her nature she combined the attributes of Quaker, Dunkard and Mennonite.
16
This Quaker sympathized with the colored race, or negroes, in the South.
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Quaker through the time
Quaker across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common