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Meanings of stye in English
Usage of stye in English
1
That cursed reek of yours would kill a hog of the stye.
2
Here is an attempt to be rid of a stye in the eye.
3
To the watchers by the stye the moments seemed intolerable.
4
You'd be better in the stye along with the pigs!
5
Conventional remedy: What you describe sounds like a stye.
6
As they approached the stye, Harry turned away his head with a look of disgust.
7
If I want the pig, I'll search his stye.
8
Beside her stood the man with the stye, yawning.
9
The bread was thrown deftly and unostentatiously into the stye, but Hyacinth saw through the manœuvre.
10
Hyacinth wriggled back, and sent a short ladder down through the window of the inner stye.
11
You notice how sweet it keeps the stye.
12
He went nearer and nearer to the stye.
13
He ought to have been at home safe in his stye, and not wandering about the hills.
14
A pasty youth with a stye and a stammer told me Appius Priscillus had received my messages.
15
When it does not reach the pus stage, it often leaves a hard swelling (blind stye).
16
Two families were already established in the place of one, and the house was already like unto a stye.
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Stye through the time