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bemire

[bih-mahyuhr] / bɪˈmaɪər /


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From my always seeming to see them so bemired with their recent passages, I gather that my observations must have been made chiefly in winter on my way to school.

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Stick after stick was hurled at the struggling animal, which became more and more bemired.

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Sit down there, sir—no, not on that sofa—with your dirty garments, and shoes bemired; but on that arm-chair, where you may roll about to your heart's content.

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Luxurious feast! a soul, a soul immortal, In all the dainties of a brute bemired!

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I saw your horse bemired, and put him from his agony; which, by my sooth! an ye had been a more merciful rider, ye had done yourself.

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