- Service.
After the war he re-joined The
Irish Times (using the
pseudonym '
Quidnunc'), and
given charge of the
column "Irishman's Diary". He had a w****ly column...
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March 23, 2011. Kersten,
Glenn (March 1988). "Naming the Anniversaries".
Quidnunc.
Archived from the
original on 21
January 2005.
Retrieved 22 May 2019....
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shortened to
quidnunc. As a noun, a
quidnunc is a
busybody or a gossip.
Patrick Campbell worked for The
Irish Times under the
pseudonym "
Quidnunc". quid pro...
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Campbell in the
forties (under the
pseudonym "
Quidnunc"); by
Seamus Kelly from 1949 to 1979 (also
writing as "
Quidnunc"); and more recently[when?] by
Kevin Myers...
- been
formed such as Magpies, Chaffinches, Crusaders, Inexpressibles,
Quidnuncs,
Perambulators and Etceteras, to name a few and they have pla**** fixtures...
- fuel",
Guinness World Records, 30 June 2011.
Retrieved 21 May 2018. "VW
quidnunc (Whats new?):
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles unveils most
efficient T5"...
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Disease mongering Flesh monger,
procurer for
prostitution Gossip monger (a '
quidnunc') Merit-monger, in the 18th
century a "do-gooder"
Power monger Rumor monger...
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traditional street-games. Dublin: Four
Courts Press. ISBN 978-0-901120-85-4.
Quidnunc (9
October 1933). "An Irishman's Diary". The
Irish Times. p. 4. Bernard...
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shortened to
quidnunc. As a noun, a
quidnunc is a
busybody or a gossip.
Patrick Campbell worked for The
Irish Times under the
pseudonym "
Quidnunc". quid pro...
- Cup
Edition 2.0TDI R". Carscoops.
Retrieved 14 July 2015. phaeton. "VW
quidnunc (whats new?)".
Archived from the
original on 8
January 2016. Retrieved...
