- Sheep-shagger (also
spelt sheepshagger or
sheep shagger) is a
derogatory term, most
often used to
refer to
Welsh people,
implying that the
subject has...
-
States Jewish people A 19th-century term for an "untrustworthy Jew".
Sheepshagger Australia,
United Kingdom New
Zealanders (in Australia)
Welsh people...
- set
predominantly in Wales. His
works include two
novels Grits and
Sheepshagger, and his 2003
publication Stump which won the
Wales Book of the Year...
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Afghanistan as "an
unspeakable country filled with
unspeakable people,
sheepshaggers and smugglers, who have
furnished in
their leisure hours some of the...
- and
reflects local slang, settings, and even individuals.
Grits and
Sheepshagger are set
wholly in Aberystwyth,
which also
features prominently in his...
-
briefly appearing in
Grits became the anti-hero of Griffith's
second novel Sheepshagger. From the rear of the 2001
Vintage Books edition : "When it
comes to...
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Afghanistan as "An
unspeakable country filled with
unspeakable people,
sheepshaggers and
smugglers ... I
yield to none in my
sympathy to
those prostrate...
-
school in Wales. The college's
undergraduate gossip sheet is
entitled The
Sheepshagger in
allusion to an
offensive joke
about Welsh people's
supposed penchant...
- cooperation. This same beer is also
exported to
Australia where it is
called "
Sheepshaggers Gold".[citation needed] The
brewery is
located in his
former constituency...
- English,
Niall Griffiths is
notable for his
novels Grits (2000) and
Sheepshagger (2001),
which portray a
grittier side to
Welsh literature; and Malcolm...
