toey

(ˈtəʊɪ)

adj

1. (of a person) nervous or anxious

2. (of a person) eager for sexual activity; aroused

3. (Horse Racing) rare (of a horse) eager to race

4. toey as a Roman sandal very anxious

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Translations

toey

adj (Austral inf: = nervous) → nervös

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Connell says a group of five board members--Daryl Anderson, Toey Caldwell, Paul Napier, Yale Summers and Connell--sat down and asked all the questions they thought were important: "What are we giving awards for?

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(67) Author interview with Prateep Ung Songtham, Klong Toey, Bangkok, 2 July 2011.

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There's Thai fried noodles with shrimp (pad thai), blanched shrimp with spicy dressing (kung khan waan), grilled aromatic shrimp (kung yang phan bai toey), Golden Shrimp Cakes (thod man kung), peppercorn vegetable soup with shrimp (kaeng liang kung) and shrimp wonton.

Thailand gears up Shrimp Production to meet demand for value-added products: rising orders from overseas buyers come at a time when more supply is needed to make convenience foods. In 2010 shipments to Spain and China, for first time, topped Canada

His current research involves an in-depth ethnographic study of Buddhist-related amulets, charms, votive tablets, and tattoos and the roles they play among a group of motorbike taxi drivers in Bangkok's Klong Toey market and slum district.

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The area around Victory Monument and the Khlong Toey district, the two main areas that had become battlegrounds since Friday last week, have gradually returned to normalcy.

Curfew extended in Thailand for two more days

Hundreds of the red-shirted protesters have gathered on the road in working-class Klong Toey district since Saturday, many suffering gunshot wounds as they confronted nearby troops, hurling petrol bombs, rocks and crude homemade rockets.