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libber's Usage Examples:

In Reggino (Central-Southern Calabrian) and Cosentian (Northern Calabrian):{|!Reggino!Cosentian|-|Tutti i cristiàni|Tutti i ggìenti|-|nàsciunu libberi|nascianu libberi|-|e ntâ stessa manèra|e 'gguali|-|ill'authri|all'àtri|-|pi dignità e diritti.

" "Maybe the women"s libbers don"t like me for it too much, but I absorb whatever chauvinism and paternalism.

The poet George Gordon Byron wrote in 1823: "Who makes politics run glibber all?/ The shade of Bonaparte"s noble daring?/ Jew Rothschild and his fellow-Christian.

Ishka was conceived as a Ferengi "women"s libber" that Robert Hewitt Wolfe described as transcending the stereotypical protester.

management, prompting protests and accusations of Bond being a "left wing libber on the ABC".

Dunst as the doomed 18th century French queen acting like a teenage flibbertigibbet intent on being the leader of the cool kids" club.

Weemawee girls football team — coached by a gung-ho army vet and a women"s libber who bristles at the slightest slight.

Fellow doctor and ultra-militant women"s libber Debby organizes a disruptive swimsuit protest at the club, to which the.

Author Chris Redmile released a children"s book entitled The Flibber-ti-gibbet, a read in rhyme book designed to educate children about the traits of ADHD.

tale, "The Fisherman and His Wife", to the novel’s contemporary "women’s" libbers" (as phrased in the English translation).

So, Matt pretended to be his own twin, who was a glibber and more enthusiastic party boy.

" Cameron, however, felt that a "glibber and slicker" actor would be better for the role, but admitted that Fiennes.

fleet (n) fleet ("swift") fleeting Fleming flesh fleshpot fleshy flew flibbertigibbet flick (n) flicker (n) flicker (v) flight ("act of flying") flight ("act.

Synonyms:

women's liberationist, feminist movement, women's rightist, suffragette, reformer, social reformer, women's liberation movement, women's lib, crusader, feminism, feminist, meliorist, reformist,

Antonyms:

conservative,