The Wake's hybridist nature extends beyond genre, even beyond portmanteau words, indeed to the most atomic level of text. |
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This term is much less comprehensible to us now that the literal sense of portmanteau has gone out of use. |
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Adam emerged from his bedroom carrying his portmanteau, which he placed on the floor close to the door. |
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One evening the Chief stormed out of his bedroom to punish his servant for having forgotten his portmanteau at Umtata. |
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Recently, I had to go to Maryland, which I pronounce Maryland, it being, as far as I can tell, a portmanteau word, made up of Mary and land. |
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The four short interludes don't do much except show Johnson's talent for the portmanteau word. |
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This portmanteau movie is a companion piece to the one that appeared here in September. |
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What was presumably intended as a multi-layered portmanteau pic was thus boiled down into only two episodes. |
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He has already committed to shooting one third of the portmanteau film Eros, with directors he was worked with before. |
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Granger and Newbold caution against the exclusive reliance on the portmanteau tests for model adequacy. |
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Hampson has an attractive stage presence, but I sometimes think that he comes complete with a rather portmanteau interpretation. |
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It is written in a unique and extremely difficult style, making use of puns and portmanteau words, and a very wide range of allusion. |
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Herrera's portmanteau style and ludic impulse constitute a form of visual jabberwocky, in which the familiar is confidently manipulated and destabilized. |
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A good game to play while watching portmanteau horror films is in spotting the famous actors, as well as those hardy character actors who crop up again and again. |
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The handbook is a portmanteau category that covers the contemporary publications of sporting bodies, professional and trade associations, churches, universities, etc. |
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Hemphill is actually surprisingly handsome, with startlingly blue eyes and an odd portmanteau accent that belies his formative years in Canada after being born in Glasgow. |
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Whichever way you look at it, the are-they-or-aren't-they couple earned the portmanteau Brittana and a lot of attention. |
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As a result Film Ing would be more appropriately described as a portmanteau movie, each part of which narrates a different story such as romance, travelogue and so on. |
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Shot on digital video, this juxtaposes the lives of three women in a portmanteau movie which arguably goes about its business with less fuss than The Hours. |
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A portmanteau by way of the frontier, this term was given flight by Sarah Palin. |
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Consequently, the characterisation becomes a catch-all, a portmanteau word. |
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I'd experience a form of parental sorrow that should be endowed with a German portmanteau word, say, Mutterkinderwinterfahrenschade. |
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I'll get to use quince and brummagem and all those portmanteau words I could never work into a book title. |
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Mr Menard's protestations that it is a portmanteau of the French words web, langage, logo, artistique and compagnie fell on deaf ears. |
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One is specified as an inflation factor and the other as a portmanteau factor to represent real fundamentals. |
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The documents relating thereto were in a secret drawer in a portmanteau, which had been stolen, and it was to ransom it that the writer asked for a few pounds. |
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William chuckled and set his portmanteau on the sparkling floor. |
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This refers to an episode that took place during the Parnell Commission when the politician claimed that mice got into his portmanteau and devoured some important documents. |
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Yet it does have the feeling of an academic's large portmanteau, one quickly stuffed with odd books, papers and mismatched socks, rather cumbersome for lighter travel. |
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The portmanteau is out of fashion but the portmanteau word is not. |
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Such novels may be written in a seemingly unintelligible stream of consciousness style, contain puns, portmanteau words, even retreat into a private language. |
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The elision of entities hinted at in the portmanteau word seems to point to the way Dubuffet mixes materials in his works. |
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The three-day congress shed light on aACAyDiabesity', a portmanteau word to describe the epidemic of diabetes and obesity occurring together. |
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Its title isn't even a portmanteau word, for crying out loud. |
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It is a portmanteau word concealing or distorting reality. |
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Careful writers avoid portmanteau words, loaded with a whole suit-case of meanings. The use of general words instead of particular, or of abstract instead of concrete, may be a saver of the writer's thought processes. |
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This longing for grimness actually has its own portmanteau word, ostalgie. |
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Derrick gave his small portmanteau to the flyman and told him to drive there, and he himself set out walking. |
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Verbs display tense, aspect, mood, voice, and sometimes portmanteau forms through suffixes, or stem vowel changes for the former four. |
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In 2013 there was almost a 39-point gap between the best performer, retailing, and the worst performer, materials, a portmanteau category covering miners, chemical manufacturers and the paper and packaging industry. |
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Mafic is an adjective describing a silicate mineral or igneous rock that is rich in magnesium and iron, and is thus a portmanteau of magnesium and ferric. |
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He called these inventions portmanteau words because he loved to scrunch two words into one as clothes are crammed into a portmanteau, or traveling bag. |
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