What is "somer"

Usage examples of "somer".

This truck driver up in the High Kargav went into kemmer as a male while their caravan was stuck in the snow, and he was big and strong, and he went crazy and he, he did it to his cab-mate, and his cab-mate was in somer and got hurt, really hurt, trying to fight him off.

Jack, for example, had not said a word about his extreme displeasure at the arrival of Mr Somers rather than either of the lieutenants he had applied for, nor of his intimate conviction that the young man had been in Plymouth for several days, reporting aboard only when the hard labour of fitting the Worcester for sea was done.

To Stephen it seemed to be coming along well enough, beating into the wind, tacking briskly from time to time, but it was clear from the look of the other officers on the quarterdeck that Mr Somers was not handling the boat to their satisfaction.

It had long been obvious to all the sailors present that he was no seaman, but they all knew the importance of geod relations in a small community, tight-packed, always on top of one another, with no possibility of getting away throughout the whole length of the commission: but Somers did not choose to be brought into a happier state of mind.

By this time Somers was too drunk to notice that, or to attend to the strong, determined conversation that drowned his voice.

In the thunderous shaking of canvas hands gazed aft for orders: Somers stared, bemused.

Pullings came into the cabin and asked, awkwardly enough, whether Somers was under arrest.

At the far end however Mowett and Rowan, the man who had replaced the lubberly Somers, seemed to be in disagreement, strong and even acrimonious disagreement.

Enough that Alissa Somers could no longer be sure of the principle she served.

I know your feelings about the aristocracy, Somers, but I will tell you, I think this young man is a fine gentleman and will do everything within his power to make your daughter happy.

Alissa Somers home, and then had gone back out into the fray, struggling on to his inn.

He was surprised as he entered the lobby to find Dean Emin and Professor Somers waiting rather impatiently.

And this young man, Littel, Somers tells me, has some tale of being held a near-prisoner while he translated an ancient text, which, if he is of sound mind, is quite an astonishing claim.

He was surprised to find that he was glad to have an excuse to spend another day or two here, and this made him wonder if he was in fact the rogue that Professor Somers had initially taken him for.

Alissa Somers was present in the box of the Duke and Duchess of Blackwater, but she was accompanied only by Lady Galton.