The Public School Word book
The Public School Word book
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A suit of clothes all of blue cloth.
Div, subs. (Harrow). A " division " : e. G. TIQUE (q. V. )- DIV.
Do, subs. (Stonyhurst). A general name for minor and special suppers : usually given to some privileged class, or in reward for some extra work : e. G. Choir- no: Magazine-Do (given to the staff and contributors DOCK [ 72 ] DOLPHIN to the School magazine). Cf. GOOD-SUPPER and GOOD-BREAKFAST. Whence DO-ROOM = the long room in which a DO is held. [As a rule words with the suffix "room" are modern...; "PLACE" (q. V. ) is the older form. ] Dock, verb (Winchester). To erase : as by rubbing out, or by a stroke of the pen ; to tear out : as leaves from a book. Also DOCK OUT.
Doctor, subs. (Winchester). The Head-master.
c. 1840. MANSFIELD, School-Life at Winchester College, p. 27. The Head Master, or the DOCTOB, as he is always called, lives in " Com- moners' buildings. " Dog-biscuit, subs. (Charterhouse). A biscuit, which with a glass of milk, or (in winter) a cup of coffee, may be had before chapel at 7.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A suit of clothes all of blue cloth.
Div, subs. (Harrow). A " division " : e. G. TIQUE (q. V. )- DIV.
Do, subs. (Stonyhurst). A general name for minor and special suppers : usually given to some privileged class, or in reward for some extra work : e. G. Choir- no: Magazine-Do (given to the staff and contributors DOCK [ 72 ] DOLPHIN to the School magazine). Cf. GOOD-SUPPER and GOOD-BREAKFAST. Whence DO-ROOM = the long room in which a DO is held. [As a rule words with the suffix "room" are modern...; "PLACE" (q. V. ) is the older form. ] Dock, verb (Winchester). To erase : as by rubbing out, or by a stroke of the pen ; to tear out : as leaves from a book. Also DOCK OUT.
Doctor, subs. (Winchester). The Head-master.
c. 1840. MANSFIELD, School-Life at Winchester College, p. 27. The Head Master, or the DOCTOB, as he is always called, lives in " Com- moners' buildings. " Dog-biscuit, subs. (Charterhouse). A biscuit, which with a glass of milk, or (in winter) a cup of coffee, may be had before chapel at 7.
What to read after The Public School Word book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Stephen Farmer to read onlineMoreLess
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