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locky
said of wool fleece that is open and of which the staples are thin, due to the absence of binder fibers to bind the staples together.
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We have a very young side, so having the likes of Locky and Paul about is important," he said.
BAXTER: BEWARE ROY BOYS; PADDY POWER CO ANTRIM SHIELD S/F by The Mirror (London, England)
The lower Tyne estuary has produced a few codling and coalfish, Andrew Locky took a codling of 2-8-0 and a good-sized flounder from South Shields pier.
Jim fixes it for his fifth title at Silloth by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Like the Henny Penny of childhood fable, Morgenthau had his Turkey Lurkey, Goosey Poosey, and Cocky Locky.
From "Henny Penny" Morgenthau to Henry Paulson: the circumstances of ... by Jasper, William F. / The New American
 
 
 
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