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Huzzah (sometimes
written hazzah;
originally spelled huzza in most
modern varieties of
English hurrah or ****ay) is,
according to the
Oxford English Dictionary...
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Huzzas (also
referred to as
Huzzawouie huzzas) is the name of a surf
break off Gracetown,
Western Australia. It is in
proximity to a
number of
other surf...
- King's troops ... at a
distance of
about sixty or
seventy yards from us,
huzzaing and on a
quick pace
toward us, with
three officers in
their front on horseback...
- was
recorded as
having turned to his
colleague and stated: "I had
their huzzas before; I have
their hearts now."
Robert Southey reported on the onlookers...
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recorded that on
seeing the
government troops the
Jacobites began to "
huzza and
bravado them" but
without response: "on the contrary, they continued...
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British charge, "the
impetuosity with
which they advanced,
firing and
huzzaing,
threw the
whole body of
militia into such a
panic that they generally...
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individual regiment,
riding along the line to
cheer the troops,
accepting the
huzzas of the
soldiers and
complementing them in turn. The
closest he came to a...
- John Rowe. John
Newbery and His Books:
Trade and Plumb-cake for ever,
huzza! Metuchen, N.J.:
Scarecrow Press, 1994. Welsh, Charles. A
Bookseller of...
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Madridban Polydor 1929 Majd ha újra sírni tudsz... Ervé 1927 Malvin, ne
húzza el a derekát 1929
Messze van a
Mester ucca
Polydor 1931
Minden ugy lesz...
- last
verse with:
Build it up with
stone so strong,
Dance o'er my Lady Lee,
Huzza! 'twill last for ages long, with a **** lady. The
meaning of the
rhyme is...
