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| Человеческая средаHuman environment | География распространенияGeography of spreading | ||||
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| Медиа, новостиMedia, news | cheeselog, n.Forms: 16 cheeselogges (plural), 18– cheeselog.
Origin: Of uncertain origin. Etymon: cheslock n.
Etymology: Origin uncertain; perhaps a folk-etymological alteration of cheslock n., by association with cheese n.1 and log n.1, although compare also earlier cheslip n. (see variants at that entry) and cheese-bug n. at cheese n.1 Compounds 2.
Eng. regional (south-east., esp. Berks.).
A woodlouse. Cf. cheese-bug n. at cheese n.1 Compounds 2, cheslock n.1657 tr. J. J. Brunn Physicall Magazeen ii, in tr. P. Morel Expert Doctors Dispensatory 455 Ashes of scorpions, cheese logges or wood-lice [L. millepedum], or monkes pease.
1864 Morning Post 19 Sept. 4/6 As they [sc. toads] live chiefly on cheeselogs, most of the forcing frames in the royal gardens at Windsor contain one of these creatures for the purpose of destroying the cheeselogs.
1870 Essex Standard 22 Apr. Suppl. From beetles, cockroaches, and spiders, Cheeselogs, and very many more Repulsive, creepy-crawly gliders That now pollute my basement floor.
1977 Guardian 27 June 10 Cheese-logs in the bath, the wash-basin, on the curtain, [etc.].
2016 @chilitechris 8 July in twitter.com (O.E.D. Archive) Chopped out a fair amount of garden overgrowth—will use for compost. Disturbed a lot of cheeselogs.
cheeselog, n.Forms: 16 cheeselogges (plural), 18– cheeselog.
Origin: Of uncertain origin. Etymon: cheslock n.
Etymology: Origin uncertain; perhaps a folk-etymological alteration of cheslock n., by association with cheese n.1 and log n.1, although compare also earlier cheslip n. (see variants at that entry) and cheese-bug n. at cheese n.1 Compounds 2.
Eng. regional (south-east., esp. Berks.).
A woodlouse. Cf. cheese-bug n. at cheese n.1 Compounds 2, cheslock n.1657 tr. J. J. Brunn Physicall Magazeen ii, in tr. P. Morel Expert Doctors Dispensatory 455 Ashes of scorpions, cheese logges or wood-lice [L. millepedum], or monkes pease.
1864 Morning Post 19 Sept. 4/6 As they [sc. toads] live chiefly on cheeselogs, most of the forcing frames in the royal gardens at Windsor contain one of these creatures for the purpose of destroying the cheeselogs.
1870 Essex Standard 22 Apr. Suppl. From beetles, cockroaches, and spiders, Cheeselogs, and very many more Repulsive, creepy-crawly gliders That now pollute my basement floor.
1977 Guardian 27 June 10 Cheese-logs in the bath, the wash-basin, on the curtain, [etc.].
2016 @chilitechris 8 July in twitter.com (O.E.D. Archive) Chopped out a fair amount of garden overgrowth—will use for compost. Disturbed a lot of cheeselogs.
| Переводы вовнеTranslations outside | |||
| Лица причастныеPersons participial | Замены внутриSubstitutions inside | ||||
| Нормирования словарныеRegulation lexicographical | ОтзывыOpinions | ||||
| Фонемоциды, мутацииPhonemacides, mutations | Пословицы, крылатые словаProverbs, pithy sayings | ||||
| Оборотничество, лжесмыслReverseness, false meanings | БиблиографияBibliography | ||||
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