1. Black smoke Billowed over burning shanties and …

2. Synonyms for Bustee include slum, ghetto, hovel, favela, Cabbagetown, jhuggi, purlieu, rookery, shanty and shanty town

3. I want to quit this shanty.

4. Comfortable, sumptuous homes exist alongside crowded, unhealthy shanties.

5. Up in the shanty towns subversion ruled.

6. His childhood was spent in a shanty.

7. The shanty tottered in the strong wind and fell.

8. 3 synonyms for Chanty: chantey, sea chantey, shanty

9. Its slopes were covered by a ragtag collection of shanties.

10. There is awful deprivation in the shanty towns.

11. The category includes ballad, carcl, sea shanty and lullaby.

12. 3 synonyms for Chantey: chanty, sea Chantey, shanty

13. They lived in a shanty after the earthquake. Sentencedict.com

14. 8 There is awful deprivation in the shanty towns.

15. She looked doubtfully at him, at the low shanty.

16. Bidonville definition: a shanty town Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

17. Well it looked like a little shanty shed when I'd finished.

18. Bidonville (redirected from Bidonvilles) Related to Bidonvilles: Shanty town

19. In the shanty towns there are very poor living standards.

20. Synonyms for Bustees include slums, ghettos, hovels, favelas, purlieus, rookeries, shanties and skid rows

21. Miners lived in tents, wood shanties, or deck cabins removed from abandoned ships.

22. The soldier rigged up a shanty for a night's rest.

23. Some were shot on location in shanty towns or marginal neighbourhoods.

24. A man in his shanty, a cockerel on his crowing post.

25. He purchased an old shanty from a railroad worker, and tore it down.

26. All the cottages had cutesy names like "Sea Shanty" painted above their doors.

27. Bounding Main is an American a cappella quintet focusing on traditional sea shanties and maritime music.

28. The first shanty appeared on the ice on January and others soon followed.

29. On the far side of the pond the shanties started, the lowest-lying cluster surrounded by water, flooded.

30. The Anchormen, the South West's best and only sea shanty singing group

31. I've heard that there is a bully staying at a shanty by the woods.

32. Migrant families have brought the tradition with them to the urban shanty towns.

33. So return with us to that steamy, sweaty shanty in Old Boston Town.

34. Bounding Main is an American a cappella quintet focusing on traditional sea shanties and maritime music.

35. An Antiphon is a call-and-response style of singing, from Gregorian chants to sea shanties

36. 17 So return with us to that steamy, sweaty shanty in Old Boston Town.

37. Synonyms for Bothy include hut, cabin, shed, shelter, cottage, house, shack, shanty, hovel and whare

38. They work in the central and usually wealthy areas; people in the shanty towns do without.

39. But listen, friends: The correct way to spell the name of these tunes is sea Chanteys, not sea shanties.

40. All five of the American dictionaries have entries for “Chantey,” with standard variant spellings given as “chanty,” “shanty,” and “shantey.” All five British dictionaries list “shanty” as the only standard spelling, though one includes “Chantey” as an “archaic North American” usage.

41. And then they match her mortgage to what she paid in rent for her little shanty.

42. From the lumber from the shanty and the lumber from the woods, he constructed his own cabin.

43. The people make their way to Trnopolje, a refugee shanty-town near the railway and a lake.

44. 1 Pop music can be heard 10 miles away blasting out from the huge tented shanty-town.

45. Much of the region's music focuses on the strong seafaring tradition in the area, and includes sea shanties and other sailing songs.

46. In American Folk Ballads, the songs range from sea shanties such as “Shenandoah” to children’s songs such as “Little Brown Dog”

47. For the dealers, selling drugs is one way to ensure that they don't end up in a shanty town.

48. The flickering glow of oil lamps can be seen through the dingy-paned windows of row after row of dilapidated shanties lining the mountainside.

49. But she will look very vulnerable —like a shanty in a vineyard or a watchman’s booth in a cucumber field.

50. In Lusaka, small-scale enterprise takes place mainly in the shanty towns three or four miles from the city centre.

51. In Slave Songs of the Georgia Sea Islands Lydia Parrish writes of worksongs called “shanties or Chanteys” sung by African Americans working on planta-

52. Kann mir jemand helfen? "Ahead were the Lights of the shanties where the Indian Barkpeelers lived" aus "Indian Camp" von Ernest Hamingway

53. Find top songs and albums by Cotters Bequest including Baker's Flat (1855 Irish Shanty Towns), The Burra (1861 The Welsh Smelters) and more.

54. Historically, Chanteys – which are also spelled as “shanties” or “chanties” – began with a sing-out by a crew member recognized as “the chanteyman,” usually someone prized for …

55. For decades, these gatherings would draw in the neighborhood of 70 participants each month to enjoy a good shanty (also spelled “Chanty” or, as …

56. Here, the singer recounts his misadventures with various women. Cheerly Man is actually an American shanty, one of the most popular of the 19th century

57. In the Stonehenge, each two standing stone pillars are connected by a laying one, something like a shanty, and even a revolution from natural cave.

58. Sailors heading down the Mississippi River picked up the song and made it a capstan shanty that they sang while hauling in the anchor.

59. ‘Our grandparents survived the Great Depression, the Breadlines, the shanties, the World Wars, Viet Nam, and so many more things that we can't put into our own short lifespan.’

60. Boist: A rude hut, such as those erected along the line of a railway for the temporary use of laborers: called in the United States a shanty.

61. Wood was piled up for a supply of fuel through the night, shanties were being rigged up for the officers, pots were being boiled, and arms and accoutrements set to rights.

62. chanty - a rhythmical work song originally sung by sailors Chantey, sea Chantey, shanty work song - a usually rhythmical song to accompany repetitious work Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection

63. Lyrics to the sea shanty Ben Backstay, as performed by Jerry Bryant and Starboard Mess from the album Roast Beef of Old England.Edit: To all the folks who sa

64. A sea shanty, chantey, or Chanty is a type of work song that was once commonly sung to accompany labor on board large merchant sailing vessels.The term shanty most accurately refers to a specific style of work song belonging to this historical repertoire.However, in recent, popular usage, the scope of its definition is sometimes expanded to admit a wider range of repertoire and characteristics

65. The blast took place in the city 's Lunga Lunga industrial area , and police and troops cordoned off the area as firefighters battled fierce flames in the surrounding shanty town .

66. Capstan shanties were used when sailors needed to raise or lower sails by walking around the capstan, while halyard Chanteys were used by sailors when they needed to pull on the yards of the ship to which the sails are attached.

67. ‘We took a little boat out and I demonstrated my inability to row for more than ten minutes as we passed the small shanty (or ‘Bustee’) communities which line the waterways of …

68. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Birds Cockerel cock‧e‧rel / ˈkɒk ə rəl $ ˈkɑː-/ noun [countable] HBB a young male chicken Examples from the Corpus Cockerel • A man in his shanty, a Cockerel on his crowing post

69. Shanty, also spelled Chantey, or Chanty (from French chanter, “to sing”), English-language sailors’ work song dating from the days of sailing ships, when manipulating heavy sails, by means of ropes, from positions on the deck constituted a large part of a sailor’s work

70. Chanty (n.) 1856, also shanty, chantey "song with a boisterous chorus, sung by sailors while heaving or hoisting anything heavy;" probably an alteration of French chanter "to sing," from Latin cantare "to sing" (from PIE root *kan-"to sing")

71. Chantey or shanty (both: shăn`tē), work song with marked rhythm, particularly one sung by a group of sailors while hoisting sail or anchor or pushing the capstan.Often it has solo stanzas sung by a leader, the Chanteyman, with a chorus repeated after each by the entire group.

72. Cheerly man oh haulee hi-ho Cheerly man The author of this website has put a lot of time and effort into gathering the greatest collection of sea shanties for the world to enjoy - There are songs that have been to sung to a job of work at sea for many, many years and collecting them has been a great endeavour.

73. Their Cheerful blossoms peeking just above their oval textured leaves will be another attractive contrast to the agapanthus and the schizanthus.: It spins to the music of Christine, music tormentingly Cheerful like some mad maiden's shanty for a sailor gone away to sea.: I may not be popular, but well, the last man to hold this office was a Cheerful tolerant namby-pamby who got himself eaten