meet-her-in-the-entry-and-kiss-her-in-the-butteries
meet-her-in-the-entry-and-kiss-her-in-the-butteries is the plural of meet-her-in-the-entry-and-kiss-her-in-the-buttery.
Meaning of meet-her-in-the-entry-and-kiss-her-in-the-buttery
Noun
meet-her-in-the-entry-and-kiss-her-in-the-buttery (plural meet-her-in-the-entry-and-kiss-her-in-the-butteries)
- Synonym of wild pansy (“Viola tricolor”).
- This is, of course, the heartsease of Shakespeare. It is one of several annuals long known as "none-so-pretty," and has also been called "come-and-cuddle-me," "Kit-run-about," "Kitty-come," "three-faces-under-a-hood," "pink-of-my-Joan," "tickle-my-fancy," "kiss-me-ere-I-rise," and...1901-1917, Country Life in America, Doubleday, Page & Company, →OCLC, page 486
- Synonyms:
- wild pansy
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- What is meet-her-in-the-entry-and-kiss-her-in-the-butteries the plural of?
- Meet-her-in-the-entry-and-kiss-her-in-the-butteries is the plural of meet-her-in-the-entry-and-kiss-her-in-the-buttery.
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