used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
a'ternoon
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
aboutprepositionUS /əˈbaʊt/
on the subject of; concerning
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
adnounUS /æd/
a public promotion of some product or service
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
united by being of the same opinion
From this reading "No doubt," agreed Leslie.
ain't
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From this reading "Well, sir, it ain't for the likes of me to say just exactly what you ought to do," answered Reynolds.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
one more of the same kind, or a different one
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
past form of “answer” — react verbally
From this reading "Well, sir, it ain't for the likes of me to say just exactly what you ought to do," answered Reynolds.
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
ave
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
boozenounUS /buːz/
an alcoholic beverage that is distilled rather than fermented
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
confined by bonds
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
placed in a grave
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
past form of “care” — feel concern or interest
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
a fat-soluble vitamin that prevents rickets
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
the state of being unsure of something
From this reading "No doubt," agreed Leslie.
e'll
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From this reading And I reckon that this 'ere's the hisland where Turnbull thinks 'e'll find 'is treasure."
ere's
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From this reading And I reckon that this 'ere's the hisland where Turnbull thinks 'e'll find 'is treasure."
indicating exactness or preciseness
From this reading "Well, sir, it ain't for the likes of me to say just exactly what you ought to do," answered Reynolds.
come upon, as if by accident; meet with
From this reading And I reckon that this 'ere's the hisland where Turnbull thinks 'e'll find 'is treasure."
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
for'ard
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
galleynounUS /ˈɡæli/
a large medieval vessel with a single deck propelled by sails and oars with guns at stern and prow; a complement of 1,000 men; used mainly in the Mediterranean for war and trading
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
come into the possession of something concrete or abstract
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
inflected form of “get” — come into the possession of something concrete or abstract
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
hisland
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
igh
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
im
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading And I reckon that this 'ere's the hisland where Turnbull thinks 'e'll find 'is treasure."
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
and nothing more
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
Leslie
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From this reading "No doubt," agreed Leslie.
plural of “like” — a similar kind
From this reading "Well, sir, it ain't for the likes of me to say just exactly what you ought to do," answered Reynolds.
(often followed by “of”) a large number or amount or extent
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
to a great degree or extent
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
naturals
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
a condition requiring relief
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
not any; not one
From this reading "No doubt," agreed Leslie.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
used with “to” to say what is right or advisable
From this reading "Well, sir, it ain't for the likes of me to say just exactly what you ought to do," answered Reynolds.
ow
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
PacificnounUS /pəˈsɪfɪk/
the largest ocean in the world
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
princesnounUS /ˈprɪnsəz/
plural of “prince” — a male member of a royal family other than the sovereign (especially the son of a sovereign)
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
expect, believe, or suppose
From this reading And I reckon that this 'ere's the hisland where Turnbull thinks 'e'll find 'is treasure."
not move; be in a resting position
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
ReynoldsnounUS /ˈrenəldz/
English portrait painter and first president of the Royal Academy (1723-1792)
From this reading "Well, sir, it ain't for the likes of me to say just exactly what you ought to do," answered Reynolds.
possessing material wealth
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
Identical; not different.
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
express in words
From this reading "Well, sir, it ain't for the likes of me to say just exactly what you ought to do," answered Reynolds.
term of address for a man
From this reading "Well, sir, it ain't for the likes of me to say just exactly what you ought to do," answered Reynolds.
Slushyadjective
being or resembling melting snow
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
in or at or to some place
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
an alcoholic beverage that is distilled rather than fermented
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
Maintained an upright posture.
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
(sports) the act of swinging or striking at a ball with a club or racket or bat or cue or hand
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
swaller
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
plural of “tell” — a Swiss patriot who lived in the early 14th century and who was renowned for his skill as an archer
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
in or at that place or location
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
plural of “think” — an instance of deliberate thinking
From this reading And I reckon that this 'ere's the hisland where Turnbull thinks 'e'll find 'is treasure."
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading And I reckon that this 'ere's the hisland where Turnbull thinks 'e'll find 'is treasure."
an instance or single occasion for some event
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
accumulated wealth in the form of money or jewels etc.
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
Turnbull
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
feel or have a desire for; want strongly
From this reading "Well, what do you want me to do?"
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
we'd
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
(often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard (“good” is a nonstandard dialectal variant for “well”)
From this reading "Well, what do you want me to do?"
used to ask for information about something
From this reading "Well, what do you want me to do?"
at the time that
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
in or at the place that
From this reading And I reckon that this 'ere's the hisland where Turnbull thinks 'e'll find 'is treasure."
whileconjunctionUS /waɪl/
during the time that
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
which person or people
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
in the company of; together with
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
exert oneself by doing mental or physical work for a purpose or out of necessity
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
wouldn't
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From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
yarnnounUS /jɑːrn/
the act of giving an account describing incidents or a course of events
From this reading "That same a'ternoon, while I was for'ard in the galley, Slushy--who was in 'igh spirits--tells me as 'ow Turnbull 'ave got 'old of a yarn about a lot of buried treasure on a hisland somewhere, in the Pacific, and that we was bound there to get it; and that when we'd got it, Turnbull and them as 'ad stood in with 'im 'd be as rich as princes and wouldn't need to do another stroke of work for the rest of their naturals, but just 'ave a good time, with as much booze as they cared to swaller.
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading "Well, what do you want me to do?"