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Filled with rousing new arrangements of Runrig’s best loved songs, THE STAMPING GROUND is a story about love, life and the land. Starring Juliet Cadzow (Balamory/River City), Robin Campbell, Caitlin Forbes, Annie Grace, Robert Grose, Jenny Hulse (River City), Barrie Hunter, Naomi Stirrat, Brian James O’Sullivan and Ali Watt.
A habitually frequented place; a haunt or hangout. 1890, William Booth, In Darkest England and the Way Out[1]: Em and Mat keep the corridor without their room beautifully clean, and so it has become an especial favourite stamping ground for these vagrants. 1913 August, Jack London, chapter XXIII, in John Barleycorn, New York, N.Y.: The Century Co ...
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The earliest appearance in print of “stamping ground” found so far was in 1821; “stomping ground” showed up a bit later, in 1854. “Stamp” and “stomp” are, etymologically, the same word; while “stamp” goes back to the Middle English “stampen,” our modern “stomp” developed as a variant of “stamp” in the US in the early 19th century.
25 de mar. de 2023 · The Stamping Ground, the must-see new stage musical featuring the hits of Runrig, one of Scotland’s most beloved and iconic bands, is set to hit the road on a Scotland-wide tour later this year. An exciting co-production between Raw Material and Eden Court Highlands, the show first premiered in Inverness in July 2022, earning glowing reviews and audience acclaim.
28 de oct. de 2013 · The contemporary American phrase stomping ground, in the meaning of ‘a place where one habitually spends/spent much of one’s time’ is the product of folk etymology in two respects. First, the form of the verb, viz. stomp, is an American dialectal version of the English stamp, which has replaced the original in most meanings. Second, the ...
Ejemplos de uso de “stamping ground” en una frase de los Cambridge Dictionary Labs
