Crossword clues for araby
araby
- Short story in James Joyce's "Dubliners"
- Sheiks' home
- Sheikdom in a jazz standard
- Sheik's land, in poetry
- Sheik's land, in film
- Sheik's land, in a song
- Sheik's land
- Sheik's home, in poems
- Sheik's home of song
- Sheik's domain of song
- Sheik locale
- Poetic land of sand
- Musical sheik's domain
- Mideast region, old-style
- Mack Sennett's "The Shriek of __"
- Desert region, in verse
- Bazaar story in James Joyce's "Dubliners"
- 1920s hit "The Sheik of ___"
- "The Sheikh of ---"
- "The Sheik of __": 1920s song
- "The Sheik of ___" (song)
- "The Sheik of ___."
- "Dubliners" short story
- "The Sheik of ___" (1920's song)
- Sheikdom of songdom
- Sheik's land, in song
- Exotic land, in verse
- Exotic locale in old literature and song
- Sheik's home, in song
- Sheik of ___
- "The Sheik of ___," 1921 song
- "The Sheik of ___" (Tin Pan Alley tune)
- Berlin song: 1915
- Musical sheikdom
- Sheik's land in an old song
- What Milton called "the blest"
- Sheik's domain in a 1921 song
- Valentino locale
- Early Berlin song
- Valentino's film realm
- A bit of sun seen around book’s romantic land
- Mideast region, poetically
- Land of sand, in song
- "The Sheik of ---"
- ''The Sheik of ___''
- Story in Joyce's "Dubliners"
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Araby \Ar"a*by\, n. The country of Arabia. [Archaic & Poetic] [1913 Webster] ||
Wiktionary
n. (context obsolete poetic English) Arabia
Wikipedia
Araby may refer to:
- Araby (Mason's Springs, Maryland), a historic home listed on the NRHP
- "Araby" (short story), from James Joyce's 1914 Dubliners
- Araby (Warhammer), a country in the Warhammer Fantasy setting by Games Workshop
- Arabi, Louisiana, USA
- Arabic chat alphabet, a method of transcribing Arabic into Latin alphabet plus Hindu-Arabic number
- Nabil el-Araby (born 1935), Foreign Minister of Egypt appointed on 6 March 2011
- " The Sheik of Araby", a 1921 jazz song
- Araby, an archaic name for the Arab World
- "Araby", song by The Gun Club from their 1987 album Mother Juno
"Araby" is a short story by James Joyce published in his 1914 collection Dubliners.
Araby is a historic home located near Mason Springs, Charles County, Maryland. It was the home of William and Sarah Eilbeck, whose daughter Anne married George Mason. George Washington recorded many visits to Araby. It is a mid-18th-century house that was extensively altered in the mid-19th century. Despite the alterations, it remains an example of vernacular domestic architecture and retains a significant amount of original interior and exterior fabric of the Federal period.
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.
Usage examples of "araby".
But I swear on the red beardIt, of the Prophet that if they harm you in any way there will be sucha lopping of heads as will gorge every vulture in Araby until theycannot fly.
When wereturn we will be in great haste, like as not with half of Araby hardon our heels.
The syllables of the word Araby were called to me through the silence in which my soul luxuriated and cast an Eastern enchantment over me.
Readers will recognize the backdrop for his story, "All the Perfumes of Araby.
It strikes in two places: 1930 hours across Araby to the Sea of Azov," -- his expression reflected his continued regret at the loss of Araby's original stake owners -- "and 0330 from the sea across the tip of Delta.
The next Fall was due to hit Kahrain Province, just above the deserted Oslo Landing, continue on to fall over Paradise River Stake, and end in the Araby Plains.
After another three days, a dangerous double would hit Boca Stake and the thick forests of lower Kahrain and Araby, stocks of the one real wood vitally needed to shore up mine pits at busy Karachi Camp and Drake's Lake.
It strikes in two places: 1930 hours across Araby to the Sea of Azov," -- his expression reflected his continued regret at the loss of Araby´s original stake owners -- "and 0330 from the sea across the tip of Delta.
After another three days, a dangerous double would hit Boca Stake and the thick forests of lower Kahrain and Araby, stocks of the one real wood vitally needed to shore up mine pits at busy Karachi Camp and Drake´s Lake.
On the forty-second day after First Fall, with Thread crossing uninhabited parts of Araby and Cathay and falling harmlessly in the Northern Sea above Delta, missing Dorado´s western prong, Admiral Benden and Governor Boll decreed a day of rest and leisure for all.
It strikes in two places: 1930 hours across Araby to the Sea of Azov,” — his expression reflected his continued regret at the loss of Araby’s original stake owners — “and 0330 from the sea across the tip of Delta.
The next Fall was due to hit Kahrain Province, just above the deserted Oslo Landing, continue on to fall over Paradise River Stake, and end in the Araby Plains.
After another three days, a dangerous double would hit Boca Stake and the thick forests of lower Kahrain and Araby, stocks of the one real wood vitally needed to shore up mine pits at busy Karachi Camp and Drake’s Lake.
It strikes in two places: 1930 hours across Araby to the Sea of Azov,” — his expression reflected his continued regret at the loss of Araby’s original stake owners — “and 0330 from the sea across the tip of Delta.
After another three days, a dangerous double would hit Boca Stake and the thick forests of lower Kahrain and Araby, stocks of the one real wood vitally needed to shore up mine pits at busy Karachi Camp and Drake’s Lake.