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Warks

abbreviation for

  1. Warwickshire
“Collins English Dictionary — Complete & Unabridged” 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012


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Example Sentences

Atwal and Barot, in Rugby, Warks, says it cannot take more patients as the situation "will only get worse".

From BBC

Newsnight is finding that out the hard way; one can only wonder how long the Paxmans and Warks will feel happy with an association with a programme that links somebody to paedophilia and is wrong.

But ye ken, lassie, that there’s that de’il—muckle sorrow to him—a’ways pitching his tares and his bad seeds ower the wall, for them to come oop in weeds; and gif ye no keep the hoe busy at wark, and bend your prood neck and stiff back to keep tearing them oop by the roots, Auld Sootie’s rubbing those hands of his at the way in which his warks run on.

Far sall we fare baith eist and west, Owre ilka clime by Scots possest; Then sen our warks sall never dee, Timor mortis non turbat me.'

Bet' be dune zhat zhan glowrin at peckturs, an' stotchies, an' stuff'dbirdies an' beasties, forbye lezzardancrawcadil deevles—objecks o' nashistory an' artanshiensh, an' ither warks o' darkness—o'zh Shabb's.

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