plaguey


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Synonyms for plaguey

likely to spread and cause an epidemic disease

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in a disagreeable manner

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"Ballast Hills Cemetery is still to this day known by its nickname of Plaguey Fields - as well as Grannie Park."
Newcastle and plague pits beneath our feet; HOW THE KILLER DISEASE WROUGHT DEATH AND DESPAIR ACROSS MANY CENTURIES
From the vampire rabbit opposite St Nicholas Cathedral in Newcastle to the "plaguey burial ground" at Byker, there would seem to be no spot left undiscovered.
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given me such a plaguey sharp appetite, I must have a snack o'
'A woyage o' diskivery': Thomas J. Williams' The Peep-Show Man (1868) and the Victorian performative text
how?--but the only way's to stash it; so here goes to hammock again; and in the morning, I'll see how this plaguey juggling thinks over by daylight."
Part II: Herman Melville's "; or The Whale"
When Orlando first appears as a woman, she is dressed in a sensual skirt that shows her legs and arouses the sailor's desire, "These skirts are plaguey things to have about one's heels.
"What phantasmagoria the mind is": reading Virginia Woolf's parody of gender
Another conundrum, and a plaguey one: who was J Hal Surface Jr?
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