Difference between revisions of "Pegging smashers"
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| − | ** '''James Joyce, ''Dubliners'':''' "He takes up a wad of cabbage on the spoon and pegs it across the room" | + | ** '''James Joyce, ''Dubliners'', "Grace":''' "He takes up a wad of cabbage on the spoon and pegs it across the room" |
| − | * '''smasher:''' a large marble (ie a small glass ball used in a popular children's game) | + | * '''smasher:''' a large marble (ie a small glass or marble ball used in a popular children's game) |
Revision as of 11:18, 28 November 2010
- pegging: throwing; aiming for
- James Joyce, Dubliners, "Grace": "He takes up a wad of cabbage on the spoon and pegs it across the room"
- smasher: a large marble (ie a small glass or marble ball used in a popular children's game)
