Here we are a bit of floatin 'iniquity glidin' through the mystery of them strange seas, an 'the very officers on dooty sashed to the neck an' reekin 'from the arms of the scented hussies below. ❋ Unknown (1916)
May the bursting hurdies of your haggis have gushed warm-reekin' rich when you stabbed into them tonight, and may your single malt be at least thirty years old and still non-corporate. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Hello, nin elebenty! der is a giaunt obstacel reekin havoc on our town.. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Haggis, nor “painch, tripe, and thairm,” and all those rural dainties which you celebrate as “warm-reekin, rich!” ❋ Unknown (2006)
Nothin 'worse than gettin' into a car reekin 'of stale farts.' ❋ La Plante, Lynda (1992)
At the etc. Johnny, reekin 'wi' heat and smartened with pain ❋ Unknown (1954)
Kandavu lays somewhere in latitude 22 south, longitude 178 west, and when I was there last it was fair reekin 'with cannibal savages. ❋ Gordon [Illustrator] Grant (1918)
'Twere a hot neight, and what wi 't' heat an 't' spiritual exercises, t 'penitents were fair reekin' an 'sweatin'. ❋ Frederic William Moorman (1895)
"If you stood there in that black, chokin 'atmosphere, reekin' with all pestilental and moral death, and see the one you loved best a-slippin 'away from you -- borne out of your sight, borne away into the onknown, on them dead waves of poisinous, deathly air -- I guess you wouldn't talk about reducin' the Surplus Population." ❋ Marietta Holley (1881)
We cannot all love Haggis, nor 'painch, tripe, and thairm,' and all those rural dainties which you celebrate as 'warm-reekin, rich!' ❋ Andrew Lang (1878)
Aght they flew an 'sure enuff thear it wor reekin away' like a brick kiln. ❋ John Hartley (1877)
If you hear the phrase "O what a glorious sight/Warm-reekin, rich!" ❋ Unknown (2010)
May the bursting hurdies of your haggis have gushed warm-reekin 'rich when you stabbed into them tonight, and may your single malt be at least thirty years old and still non-corporate. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Like Burns, they saw "a glorious sight" as the knife trenched the "gushing entrails bright," and most had no problem with the "warm-reekin" dish. ❋ Unknown (2009)
“Coom on, mon, the lamp’s reekin’!” he cried, and hustled Carmine along like a teacher to a tardy child. ❋ Colleen McCullough (2009)
When he gate to th 'stashun, he faand aght to his disgust,' at th 'only reekin hoil on all th' train wor full, soa he gate into another carriage an decided to mak that into one, for he'd getten some slips o 'paper in his pocket wi "_Smookin_" on, soa as he could stick one on if it wor required, haivver has nubdy else got in wi him, he didn't bother abaat puttin th' slip up. ❋ John Hartley (1877)
I sent to the sawmill for him, first thing, but the slave came back and told me Byrnes was insensible in his quarters, reekin" of drink, and could not be roused. ❋ Gabaldon, Diana (1997)
And then crawl into a town that's reekin 'with yellow-jack, a town you' re not likely to crawl out of again inside o 'three months? " ❋ Arthur Stringer (1912)
