Pithful
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Pithful
Full of pith.
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pithful
Full of pith; pithy.
A bill filed by Councilman Duane Dominy that would green-light the relocation of an asphalt plant on Antioch's Franklin Limestone Road and has sparked ire from residents will be indefinitely deferred , according to an email obtained by Pith. nashvillescene.com
Rarely does testimony at official City Hall gatherings meet high literary standards of eloquence and pith. sfweekly.com
Pith's Truth-O-Meter Goes Haywire . nashvillescene.com
The author of "Berried Treasure" discusses fruit mysteries and pith helmet style. smithsonianmag.com
Pith Follows British Leader on Twitter. nytimes.com
To the Pith of London's Heart. nybooks.com
This multilayered sensing and networking ability is, in the mind of some artificial-life computer researchers, the pith of intelligence. sfweekly.com
Phil Valentine went off on Zach Wamp again on his radio show yesterday, this time reading aloud from a Pith in the Wind post that spoofed the congressman's increasingly crazy criticisms of Bill Haslam. nashvillescene.com
After months of deliberation and hearsay, Pith has it on authority that the tony Belle Meade Country Club has admitted its first resident African-American member. nashvillescene.com
Using a sharp knife, peel the grapefruits , removing all of the bitter white pith. foodandwine.com
As longtime readers of Betsy Phillips know, whether they follow her here on Pith or at her Tiny Cat Pants blog, the ceiling hasn't been made that could hold Aunt B back. nashvillescene.com
Using a vegetable peeler, remove the peel from the orange in strips, being careful not to remove the white pith. bhg.com
How to Create Lemon Peels, Pith and Rind. marthastewart.com
1 lemon (about 4 ounces)—peeled, pith removed and halved. foodandwine.com
Using a sharp knife, remove and discard the white pith. dallasnews.com
The pith is dried, ground to a powder and washed in order to remove the stringy fibre. "Wealth of the World's Waste Places and Oceania" by
The latter way gives a better quality of pith. "Woodland Tales" by
This is the pith of the fugitive slave act of 1793. "History of the United States, Volume 3 (of 6)" by
He was most prolific as a suggestor, and never failed of point and pith in his own numerous little paragraphs. "The History of "Punch"" by
What books he read he seemed to digest and get the pith of. "The Negro and the Nation" by
Their fruit, or pith, or crowns, furnish him with an abundance of food. "The Western World" by
Sago is prepared from the pith of a species of palm. "Commercial Geography" by
Northern readers may not fully recognize the pith of the joke. "Behind the Scenes" by
The surface of the pipe in a short time will be full of small pith marks and will soon leak. "Elements of Plumbing" by
A Greek fellow made it, a Roman rogue stole it, an Italian rascal gave a new twist to it; here is the pith of it. "The Proud Prince" by
Comes Roger Tanney's vile decree,
Composed of all the pith and hate
Of that dark land of slavery.
"Thou art a stalworthy frere;
There is pith in thine arm," said Rob-in,
"I trow thou canst well shoot!"
To think of that old tree!
Its stately stem, its spacious trunk
By Nature robbed of pith and punk
To guard our liberty.
In the old brown Bible scrawled;
These were men of pith and thew,
Whom the city never called;
Scarce could read or hold a quill,
Built the barn, the forge, the mill.
I hold no one worth striving with;
And should resentment burn my breast
I deem that silence serves me best:
So having not a word to say,
Contemptuous I turn away.
Because a red robber is more to his taste
Than Ruskin, Rossetti, or Dante!
You see, he was bred in a bangalow wood,
And bangalow pith was the principal food
His mother served out in her shanty.