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What does Robert Lowis Stevenson mean when he wrights 'i gave a few halloa'?
In this context, when Robert Louis Stevenson writes "I gave a few halloa," he means that he shouted or called out a few times to get someone's attention or to announce his presence. It signifies a moment of reaching out or making oneself known.
How do you pronounce Halloa?
"Halloa" is pronounced as "ha-LOH-ah."
What does the cowboy slang 'shakes' mean?
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This meant not so good, as in "no great shakes." It can also mean just a few minutes, as in "Give me a few shakes to get ready." Also, it can mean a good opportunity or chance, as in "He gave me a fair shake on that land."
What does received generally positive critical reception mean?
It means that most commercial reviewers (eg. for newspapers or magazines) gave the novel/movie/whatever a positive review, but a few critics gave a less favourable review.
What does you gave notice in the bank mean?
I gave notice at the bank
What if this guy you know told you in front of your crush that you were easy and after a few seconds he was like jk then he gave you a high five but purposely missed it. Does it mean he dislikes you?
he's a loser
What does tradidit mean in Latin?
He/she/it gave.
You gave your chickens a few of either maple or oak leaves is this harmful?
no
Does a few mean 5?
a few mean 3 and a couple means 2
How do you spell the word that makes the sound few?
If you mean '...there were a few...' then FEW, but if you mean phew as in relief, it's PHEW
What were the first few countries the British empire gave back?
france and the portugal
What is gave out?
For example: The chair gave out to the immense weight of the man sitting on it. - Gave out would mean that the chair broke apart. YUH SEE?!
