BritishDialect. a strong, brave warrior.an athlete, especially a champion.a professional fighter.an impetuous or roguish young man.
Scot.and North England. a contest, as between two athletes or two groups of workers, especially a reaping contest between farmworkers.
v. 无主动词 verb
Scot.and North England. to contest, fight, or strive, especially to strive in a reaping contest.
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Two years later, Kemp beat Abrams by about a point and a half.
The school district had four months to determine how to reopen after Kemp closed schools across the state in early April and classes went remote.
Having a larger number of staff working part time hasn’t seemed to harm the agency’s ability to win pitches, having converted around 80% of the agency’s new business this year, according to Kemp.
As Kemp reported on each new development, her following grew.
Kemp, before this election, introduced the “use it or lose it” protocol.
The police learned that Kemp worked in a grocery on Decatur Avenue.
The man, Joshua Kemp, told what police describe as “a bogus story that quickly fell apart.”
The investigation is ongoing, but Kemp has yet to make public any evidence of widespread fraud by the group.
The first is former Congressman Jack Kemp, whom Paul worked for in Washington.
But Kemp belongs to a different time, and that time has now been long in passing.
She was built of cedar, and her lines and midship section are given in Dixon Kemp's 'Boat-sailing.'
There is certainly no lack of either about this idyll of Elizabeth Kemp of the lissome limbs and auburn hair.
Kemp-Welch was the only member of our party left, the rest proceeding homeward by another route.
Mrs. Kemp said she always knew 't was a great risk, and that was why she didn't have me bound.
Until your last note I had not heard that Mr. Kemp's seeds had produced two Polygonums.