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"Put the sneck on the netty door" Translation: Lock the door to the toilet.

The bar serves Jennings Sneck Lifter and Marston's Saddle Tank.

back), "nesh" (cold, susceptible to cold), "clarty" (very muddy), "sneck"

Perceived closeness with God has demonstrated associations with greater hedonic well-being (e.g., Ciarrocchi & Deneke, 2005; Mendonca, Oakes, Ciarrocchi, Sneck, & Gillespie, 2007), and yet, trainees can be encouraged to consider ways in which their vertical religiousness intersects with their horizontal religiousness, and ultimately eudaimonic well-being.

We've teamed up with Grainne Kelly who invented BubbleBum, the world's first inflatable car boost seat, and recently the Sneck backseat pillow and Junkie backset organiser.

1 Site wise distribution of primary cancer Head Sneck 16 Breast 11 Gynaec 11 GIT 8 Lung 3 Other 3 Note: Table made from pie chart Fig.

He also makes a nerve-racking visit to Da Sneck o' da Smaallie.

Kinkade is married to the former Susie Sneck and they have one child.

Starting from Sneck Yate car park we walk in a northerly direction along the clear trackway of Hambleton Road with trees and walls lining both sides of our route.

| M Woodhead, ground and first floor extensions, and replacement of sneck and jumper external walling with coursed regular natural stone walling with stone quoins, 7 Westfield Lane, Emley Moor.

She's proud of her nose, which she calls her "Tweedy Sneck".