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Meanings of wordy war in English
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Usage of wordy war in English
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In the meantime, a wordy war was occurring in Walter Merritt Emory's office.
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After this there was a wordy war lasting several minutes.
3
At once a wordy war ensued between the Baxters and the owner of the schooner.
4
The drift of all this wordy war of tongues.
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A wordy war followed, during which the boys became almost as angry as the old farmer.
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A wordy war followed lasting fully ten minutes.
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She was engaged in a wordy war with Jasper, leaning over the balustrades to carry it on.
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And prostitute to wordy war the lips
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A wordy war lasting several minutes followed.
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White Fang, listening to the wordy war and watching the angry gestures, knew that his act was justified.
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The wordy war would not have ended so quickly, however, had not restlessness and alarm taken possession of the crowd.
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While both houses of parliament were carrying on a wordy war, matters had assumed a more serious aspect in America.
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John and Charles Wesley were going along a street in London when they came upon two market women engaged in a wordy war.
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I really see but one way of terminating this wordy war, which, if not discreetly ended, may lead us far into the morning.
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He has a horror of its wordy wars, its flood of objurgation.
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Patriot and royalist mingled, and fierce passions and wordy wars accompanied the progress of the conflict outside.
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