fenny

The town is to the left and the fenny Somme valley winds down to it from the right.

I am very bed with the ague,' as people must be in the habit of saying in these fenny districts.

'That means no newt or fenny snake either, I suppose?'

The firing of the 'Fenny poppers', six small cannon, dates from this time, but there is no record of their first use.

I havena told anyone about it-not even fenny.

In an 1879 report outlining the plan for the parks and roadways, the area through which the Fenway would travel was described as a "fenny meadow".

"It is an old bowyer's rede that the second feather of a fenny goose is better than the pinion of a tame one.

The state of Goa has registered for a geographical indicator to allow its fenny distilleries to claim exclusive rights to production of liquor under the name "fenny."

These on the left are a halfpenny, for they are of the wild goose, and the second feather of a fenny goose is worth more than the pinion of a tame one.

Tastes and smells of the sea, of musk and must, of urine and clitoral smegma; the feral, fruity, primal, fermenty, fenny nectar which is the female yin-essence.

"I can recall," he said, "when the barbarians first came, most rudely, from that fenny forest you now call Central Europe to knock with the hilts of their crude iron swords upon the very gates of Rome.

A concordance guided me swiftly to Act IV, Scene 1, as the second witch stirs the pot and recites the recipe: "Fillet of a fenny snake,/In the cauldron boil and bake;/Eye of newt, and toe of frog."