Decembrish

English Adjective en Decemberish. en w:Robert Burns The Complete Letters of Robert Burns Ayrshire Alloway Publishing Ltd. 15 December 1793 1987 207 https://archive.org/details/completeletterso0000burn/page/207/mode/1up?view=theater 0-907526-31-4 As I am in a compleat Decembrish humour, gloomy, sullen, stupid, as even the deity of Dullness herself could wish, I will not drawl out a heavy letter with a number of heavier apologies for my late silence. en Charles Isenberg Substantial Proofs of Being: Osip Mandelstam’s Literary Prose Columbus, Ohio Slavica Publishers, Inc. 1987 28 0-89357-169-5 Written during the years of war and revolution, Tristia is full of portents of the end, of allusions to a funereal, twilit, and decembrish world. en w:Chris Wallace-Crabbe Read It Again Cambridge Salt 2005 35 978 1 84471 058 4 Let’s now, by way of innocent example, take a Decembrish lyric of mine, which alludes to the multiple, haunting, sliding, imprecise slather of meanings for Christmas which persist for us up here, even where Christmas begins to mark the champagnesque season of surf, hot sand, sunburn and cold ham. en Anna Lawton; Herbert Eagle Afterword: Cubo-Futurism and Russian Formalism Words in Revolution: Russian Futurist Manifestoes, 1912-1928 Washington, D.C. New Academia Publishing, LLC 2005 293 0-9744934-7-3 Now the evening into the night horror went from the windows, sullen, Decembrish.