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We did not express the love we cherished for each other like girls at a boarding-school, by hugging and kissing, and 'dearing' and

Leslie Ross: or, Fond of a Lark Charles Bruce

I'm "dear dearing" Suzanne just because I'm not buying into her arguments.

X vrs Y Steven Barnes 2008

But he was thought to be a very dearing father and father to the three girls and a very entertaining man.

Edith and Woodrow: The Wilson White House 2001

Thank God there is a new programmer who does a dearing effort with the LVC to fill the hole left by Het Paard in The Hague.

FallNews 1999

Instantly, in the emptiness of the landscape, a cry arose whose shrillness pierced the still air like a sharp arrow flying straight to the very heart of the land; and, as if by enchantment, streams of human beings -- of naked human beings -- with spears in their hands, with bows, with shields, with wild glances and savage movements, were poured into the dearing by the dark-faced and pensive forest.

Heart of Darkness 1960

Memory, in point of fact, is impeded by the body: even as things are, addition often brings forgetfulness; with thinning and dearing away, memory will often revive.

The Six Enneads. Plotinus 1952

"Oh, you went about praising everything, and screaming and shouting, and my-dearing and my-childing her, and patronizing --"

A Modern Instance William Dean Howells 1878

"Oh don't come dearing me, and bringing me all this trouble."

Trial and Triumph Frances Ellen Watkins Harper 1868

Yahoo Search Pad lets you keep track of pages uncovered dearing what Yahoo technology determines is a research session.

CNET News.com 2009

He fayrs to understand the sort of devirs with which he is dearing, and he apparentry has not the srightest idea of what the Rist O 'Shame is.

The Aristocrats 2009