Purvey :
de sholáthar
bhailiú, sliocht, Tóg amach, de sholáthar, soláthar, freastal, oiriúnach suas, líon
de sholátharpurveyancepurveyedpurveyingpurveyorpurveyorspurveys
de sholátharpurveyancepurveyedpurveyingpurveyorpurveyorspurveys
Verb(1) supply with provisions
(1) More than 20 million web pages purvey pornography to suit every taste, ÔÇÿadultÔÇÖ chat rooms abound and virtual peepshows are proliferating at a staggering rate.(2) this magazine feels like a concerted effort to purvey gloom and doom(3) Unless MPs and other leaders are pro-active, there will be very little room for prophets of doom who may wish to take advantage of some weaknesses and use these as fertile ground to purvey lies and discontent.(4) the majority of newspapers purvey a range of right-wing attitudes(5) All are meant to purvey the same message of ubiquitousness, a sinister blend of reassurance and menace.(6) In this effort, advertising companies have notoriously used women as objects to purvey their products.(7) Credit cards are convenient, but few individuals have setups where they can handle the plastic, that being the purvey of businesses who deal in volume.(8) What that spyware is trying to do is collect that information and the people who are purveying it trying to sell it.(9) Occasionally, it seems to be their recording technique which purveys a great deal of the album's intimacy rather than the content.(10) Though never quite managing to hit commercial paydirt, Glasgow-born singer/songwriter John Martyn has carved out an acclaimed career by purveying an idiosyncratic mix of rock, folk and jazz.(11) They then become a center of excellence purveying their expertise to the public at large.(12) The dead man was one of many black Africans purveying goods outside normal shop hours and without work permits.(13) They purveyed the lie that Connolly was entirely opposed to the use of armed struggle.(14) In February 1342 he and William were instructed to sell all victuals purveyed by them.(15) It seems like every time a fashion magazine starts up, a new denim line gets touted purveyor of the latest ÔÇÿitÔÇÖ jeans.(16) Verily did his disciples come, and the supporting acts, and the media, and the t-shirt sellers, and the purveyors of greasy food.
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