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OP The Dutch one is schudden.Quote:English shudder is perhaps from a different Dutch verb (German schütteln)That's a wonderful Wells quote.Quote:"Dim and wonderful is the vision I have conjured up in my mind of life spreading slowly from
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted words that don't betray BranShea 04/13/09 08:35 AM Re: words that don't betray Faldage 04/13/09 10:32 AM Re: semantic betrayals zmjezhd 04/13/09 12:29 PM Re: semantic betrayals Buffalo Shrdlu 04/13/09 12:55 PM Re: semantic betrayals BranShea 04/13/09 01:36 PM Re: semantic betrayals zmjezhd 04/13/09 02:22 PM Re: semantic betrayals tsuwm 04/13/09 03:20 PM Re: semantic betrayals BranShea 04/13/09 07:25 PM
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