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- adjective Alternative spelling of
newfangled .
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Examples
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Does that Tabarka place cook their Tuna that new-fangled way, all rare? mazatlanlee
Good Places to Eat 2009
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Eleven years ago fuel protesters held Britain to ransom, and it became a commonplace to account for their success in terms of the new-fangled mobile phones which lorry drivers were using to text message one another.
Causes of the riots: Old truths and new technologies | Editorial 2011
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Wolfe and Kafka (7); hi-test Heinlein (16); and a new-fangled editorial (24).
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Does that Tabarka place cook their Tuna that new-fangled way, all rare? mazatlanlee
Good Places to Eat 2009
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Legally, it is a new-fangled product and very old-fashioned fraud.
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Does that Tabarka place cook their Tuna that new-fangled way, all rare? mazatlanlee
Good Places to Eat 2009
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Plus, the real knobs and dials for tuning AM and FM are more responsive (and less glitch-prone) than any new-fangled touchscreen interface. $149, tivoliaudio. com
The New Tech Collectibles Tom Samiljan 2010
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Does that Tabarka place cook their Tuna that new-fangled way, all rare? mazatlanlee
Good Places to Eat 2009
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Does that Tabarka place cook their Tuna that new-fangled way, all rare? mazatlanlee
Good Places to Eat 2009
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We now have this “new-fangled” problem known as “regulation through litigation!”
alexz commented on the word new-fangled
is old-fangled
term goes back to 1681 and the 1600's
https://books.google.ca/books?id=zS3nAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA8&dq=fangled
"... Nor did his theological abilities more advantage the cause of Religion abroad, than at home, they keeping the new-fangled Clergy aloof, and at a distance, as not daring to infuse into so solid a judgment their upstart and erroneous fancies, ..."
June 12, 2016