jowling

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• Jowling — This most ancient and noble surname is of Celtic/Breton origins, and is a variant form of Jolland, which itself is derived from the personal name Joel , plus the diminutive suffix in ; hence Joel in . The personal name itself is of Old Breton… …   Surnames reference

• jowling — jowsting …   Dictionary of ichthyology

• History of field hockey — Games similar to field hockey have a long history around the world. The modern standard variant of field hockey was developed in nineteenth century England. Contents 1 Games similar to hockey outside the West 2 Evolution of hockey in the West 3… …   Wikipedia

• Golland — This English surname is of ancient origins. It is derived from the personal name Joel , plus various diminutive suffix to give spellings such as Jollanus of Lincoln in 1150 a.d. and later by transposition to spellings such as Jolland and Golland… …   Surnames reference

• Jolland — This English surname is of ancient origins. It is derived from the personal name Joel , plus various diminutive suffix to give spellings such as Jollanus of Lincoln in 1150 a.d. and later by transposition to spellings such as Jolland and Golland… …   Surnames reference

• Jollands — This English surname is of ancient origins. It is derived from the personal name Joel , plus various diminutive suffix to give spellings such as Jollanus of Lincoln in 1150 a.d. and later by transposition to spellings such as Jolland and Golland… …   Surnames reference

• Jalland — This most ancient and noble surname is of Celtic/Breton origins, and is a variant form of Jolland, which itself is derived from the personal name Joel , plus the diminutive suffix in ; hence Joel in . The personal name itself is of Old Breton… …   Surnames reference

• Jallin — This most ancient and noble surname is of Celtic/Breton origins, and is a variant form of Jolland, which itself is derived from the personal name Joel , plus the diminutive suffix in ; hence Joel in . The personal name itself is of Old Breton… …   Surnames reference

• Jolin — This most ancient and noble surname is of Celtic/Breton origins, and is a variant form of Jolland, which itself is derived from the personal name Joel , plus the diminutive suffix in ; hence Joel in . The personal name itself is of Old Breton… …   Surnames reference

• jowl — I Yorkshire Dialect Knock II Cleveland Dialect List to jolt or shake roughly; [to bang together]: he jaul d their heeads yan agin tither III Cleveland Dialect List the jaw IV North Country (Newcastle) Words to knock, or rather to call attention… …   English dialects glossary