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Meanings of riffle in English
Usage of riffle in English
1
A little riffle as of waiting fluttered through the grasses and leaves.
2
As I riffle though my wallet, I see Canada went for cosy.
3
She walked over to a bookshelf and began to riffle through journals.
4
One had come apart in our first brush with a little riffle.
5
Even thus we only just made the riffle in more than one case.
6
We took my remuda, the spades and axes, and started for the riffle.
7
He went through another riffle, his big tail sticking out of the water.
8
He tugged the pack out now, and started to riffle through the designs.
9
I hope so, anyway, and I'll try my best to make the riffle.
10
What magic word? A swift riffle through his recollections of north myth exhumed nothing.
11
He began to riffle the leaves of the book, restively.
12
I turned back to the telephone book and began to riffle rapidly through it.
13
At the bottom of each ledge is a riffle to arrest the particles of gold.
14
You riffle through the knapsack, finally locating the notepad.
15
And so they have made the riffle at last?
16
I seen them swim the riffle last fall, bad water an' mush-ice runnin'-ona dare.
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Riffle through the time