fleshpots's Usage Examples:

Escutcheon Argent on a chevron engrailed between three fleshpots Sable a stirrup leathered Or.

This fight has been for something more than the fleshpots of Empire.

valuable of slaves,” but no sooner had the Romans come into contact with the fleshpots of the East than “he began to be highly prized, and what had been a mere.

Miller (Los Angeles, 1997) This autobiographic narrative takes us from the fleshpots of LA bussing to bleak cliffsides over a raging ocean.

Dudley Ward reportedly "had a liking for the fleshpots and was known, on occasions, to turn up for training still dressed in.

But like many another early barnstormer and stunter, he took to the fleshpots on earth as an offset to his work in the air.

(1978) Among the fleshpots - Solzhenitsyn and the west.

where, as Matthew Gurewitsch of Opera News has said, he embarks for "the fleshpots of Paris").

to (a) nervous exhaustion and (b) incompetence” and “returned to the fleshpots and to society of son [John Croome] and heir aged 2½.

hardships enough to have sent the average raw youth running back to the fleshpots of civilisation without loss of time, they reached the mine itself.