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Перевод: piddle

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Тезаурус:

1. In river valleys like the Avon, Til (Figs. 15, 39 and 41), Ebble, Piddle, Gussage and Tarrant in Wiltshire and Dorset, dense settlement was almost continuous down each side of the valleys, and a similar pattern can be seen in south-east Somerset.
2. The long evolution of the natural system, further evolved by man's practical management, has given brooks and rivers individual characters as distinctive as their names, names which invest the Ordnance Survey map with an idiosyncratic quality ranging from poetry to comedy: the Windrush, the Swift, the Wagtail Brook, the Mad Brook, the Hell Brook, the Piddle, the Wriggle
3. She screamed wildly, and the piddle poured down her throat.
4. Fladbury in Worcestershire had dependencies at Wyre Piddle, Throckmorton, Bishampton and Ab Lench.
5. A piddle?
6. Five programmes, to be implemented this year, include reducing abstractions from the Pang (Berkshire), Piddle (Dorset), Ver (Hertfordshire) and Wallop Brook (Hampshire), and adding compensation water to the Lowther (in Cumbria) from Haweswater reservoir.
7. The cold piddle soaked her lovely blond hair, and trickled down her face on to her shoulders and breasts.
8. The younger man dived between her thighs to gorge upon her wet muff, while the older man stood astride her hips to piddle over her breasts and belly.
9. At Wyre Piddle, a 65 year old woman suffered injuries to her face when the gang broke into her isolated bungalow.
10. There've been robberies at Tibberton near Droitwich, Worcester and Wyre Piddle near Pershore.
11. On the strength of this piss-poor piddle of cockernee shouty dribble, they're absolutely right.
12. The next parish was, in fact, Higher Piddle, and we may wonder what their men were called.
13. Then, moving upwards, he placed his mouth over hers, and dribbled her own piddle between her lips until her mouth was full.