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Meaning of "laycock"
laycock: (noun) - a term with no widely known definition in English. It could possibly be a name, a technical term, or a specialized jargon
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- A surname.
- A small village west of Keighley, Metropolitan Borough of Bradford, West Yorkshire, England (OS grid ref SE0341).
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A Laycock overdrive on third and fourth gear was optional.
This is not what you want to see in a Laycock de Normanville overdrive.
Laycock is a conservation area which overlooks the hamlet of Goose Eye.
PFM evaluation was initially performed by digital palpation as proposed by Laycock and Jerwood.
Laycock and his wife born Catherine Kirkby left no surviving children.
After the divorce Laycock married Kitty.
Laycock shooting for a return to MTS Centre.
The battery was raised and trained by Major Joe Laycock.
Laycock and Jerwood.
After a day 's fierce fighting, Laycock decided to retreat under cover of night to nearby Beritiana.
Laycock suffered from severe circulatory problems, which meant constant pain in one leg.
He started work at the law firm Laycock & Ong.
Laycock said a search for Rogers ' replacement is underway.
She fell hopelessly in love with a faithless millionaire bachelor, Joseph Laycock.
Laycock classified Elseng as a language isolate, but noted pronominal similarities with the Border languages.
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A week later, Laycock defeated Rush again.
It was presented by Alan Dell, and subsequently by Malcolm Laycock.
However, Laycock was also in an affair with Kitty, the Marchioness of Downshire.
We knew we were prepared, " Sister Laycock wrote.
Laycock overdrives were cable operated on top gear until 1954 when an electric solenoid was added.
Six-cylinder Hornets could be ordered with a new British supplied Laycock de Normanville " J-type " overdrive.
Laycock and his brigade major, Evelyn Waugh, were able to escape in a tank.
Regarding DLT, Laycock further claimed,.
Old Laycock who came three times a week, did his best, no doubt.
Kambot was assigned to the Grass family within Ramu by Laycock and Z'graggen 1975.
Laycock was thus a half-brother of the 7th Marquess of Downshire.
Saskatchewan also won both in 2003 in Ottawa, by skips Marliese Miller and Steve Laycock.
At the age of fifteen, Laycock trained as an apprentice surgeon-apothecary under a Mr. Spence.
