- 06.094 and healed their lord from an arrow-wound.
This one is its own two-word word, an entry in OED under “arrow”, with behyphenated examples.
“arrow, n.” OED Online. Oxford University Press, June 2017. Web. 5 September 2017.
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Wriggle
- 05.011 wriggling
- 05.073 and wriggled
- 08.105 Wriggling along the branch
Wring
- 15.039 The melody of harps they wrung.
Yes
yes
- 05.059 my preciouss, yes, yess, yesss.
- 05.059 my preciouss, yes, yess, yesss.
- 05.059 yess,
Us
One of the most common words, but not as Gollum says it! It’s a sound-play word which communicates both Gollum’s otherness and the echoey, huge, mysterious underground cavern. This is one of the hisses that is the same in 1937 and 1951 – and in fact they occur in exactly the same phrase in the same numbered paragraph:
- 05.059 It’s got to ask uss a quesstion,
The 1937 version is 1937.05.059.
Updated 2016.02.11
Trick
trick
- 05.115 but it’s tricksy.
- 05.117 and tricksy
Question
Question
- 05.059 It’s got to ask uss a quesstion,
Precious
precious
- 05.015 and splash us, my precioussss!
- 05.018 my preciouss?’
- 05.022 my preciousss.
- 05.028 my preciouss!
- 05.028 my preciousss.
- 05.032 my preciousss;
- 05.036 Sss, sss, my preciouss,
- 05.043 my preciouss – ss – ss.’
- 05.048 my preciousss?
- 05.059 my preciouss, yes, yess, yesss.
- 05.066 my preciouss,
- 05.064 in its nassty little pocketses?’
- 05.080 in its pocketses, eh?
- 05.097 in its pocketses?
- 05.101 in its pocketses?
- 05.105 in its pocketses?
- 05.109 in its pocketses?
- 05.113 in its pocketses;
- 05.114 in its pocketses.
- 05.115 in its pocketses.
Perhaps
perhaps
- 05.022 Praps ye sits here
- 05.022 praps it does,
words that you were saying 