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Lawing   Listen
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Lawing  n.  Going to law; litigation.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Lawing" Quotes from Famous Books



... the King Alfonso when their words were at an end: "The inward of this lawing we wholly comprehend, That justice is demanded by the Cid Campeador. Now of those marks three thousand, I have in hand tenscore; They were given to me duly by the Heirs of Carrion twain. Since so sore are they impoverished, I will give it them again. To the Cid born in fair hour, let ...
— The Lay of the Cid • R. Selden Rose and Leonard Bacon

... He's got a kind of dough-dish up Portland way and starts for Paa as soon as ever he kin fit out. He's got no title, in course, but if he gits there afore we do and takes possession it'll take fifty years o' lawing an' injunctioning to git him off. So hustle is the word for you from the word 'go.' We got a good start o' the scoovy. He can't put to sea within a week, while over yonder in Oakland Basin there's the Idaho Lass, as good a schooner, boys, as ever wore paint, all ready but to fit her new sails ...
— A Deal in Wheat - And Other Stories of the New and Old West • Frank Norris



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