Copple dust

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• Copple

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• Dust

  ·noun Gold dust. II. Dust ·noun Coined money; cash. III. Dust ·vt To sprinkle with dust. IV. Dust...

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• Dust

  Storms of sand and dust sometimes overtake Eastern travellers. They are very dreadful, many perishin...

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• dust

  Money. Down with your dust; deposit the money. To raise or kick up a dust; to make a disturbance or ...

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• dust

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• dust

  The refuse of biscuit in the bread-room. Also used for money. This term probably got into use in Ind...

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• Copple-crown

  ·noun A created or high-topped crown or head. ...

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• Dust-point

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• kick up a dust, to

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