Definition of Dirls

1. dirl [v] - See also: dirl

Lexicographical Neighbors of Dirls

dirigiste
dirigomotor
dirimens copulatio
diriment
dirk
dirkas
dirke
dirked
dirkes
dirking
dirkness
dirks
dirl
dirled
dirling
dirls (current term)
dirndl
dirndled
dirndls
dirofilaria
dirofilaria immitis
dirofilariasis
dirt-cheap
dirt-dauber
dirt-daubers
dirt-eating
dirt-poor
dirt ball
dirt bike

Literary usage of Dirls

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Lodge Goat: Goat Rides, Butts and Goat Hairs. Gathered from the Lodge by James Pettibone (1902)
""My papa wore this pretty badge, 'Cause he 'longed to the goodest Lodge What sends fer little dirls to come To the bestest, nicest, finest home— That's ..."

2. Letters of James Russell Lowell by James Russell Lowell, Charles Eliot Norton (1904)
"... I never knew it ! i «« Ae " — One, in contradistinction to " Ane," which is used as in " Any one," " One says," etc. » " dirls " — causes to flutter. ..."

3. How sorrow was changed into sympathy, words of cheer for mothers bereft of by Elizabeth Prentiss (1884)
"on its being a " brother-boy"; and one day, as if to explain this, said to his nurse: " Marget, little dirls like little dirls best; but little boys like ..."

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