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Cantata - Historical dictionary of sacred music

Refers to a great body of secular vocal music arising in Italy during the third decade of the 17th century as one of the many responses to the invention of opera.

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depressor muscle superciliary - Medical dictionary

musculus depressor supercilii — [TA] superciliary depressor muscle: a name given a few fibers of the orbital part of the orbicularis oculi muscle that are inserted in ...

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apertura thoracis superior - Medical dictionary

29 січ. 2021 р. — [TA] superior thoracic aperture: the elliptical opening at the superior end of the thorax, bounded by the first thoracic vertebra, the first ribs and cartilage, and the ...

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dobro - Etymology dictionary

10 жовт. 2020 р. — (n.) 1952, American English, contracted from the name of its Slovakia born inventors, the Dopera Brothers (John, Rudy, Emil). The word also happens to mean ...
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sarsaparilla - Etymology dictionary

28 трав. 2020 р. — tropical American plant, 1570s, from Sp. zarzaparrilla, from zarza bramble (from Arabic sharas thorny plant or Basque sartzia bramble ) + parrilla, dim. of parra ...
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ephemeris - Etymology dictionary

8 жовт. 2020 р. — table showing predicted positions of heavenly bodies, 1550s, Mod.L., from Gk. ephemeris “diary, calendar,” from ephemeros “daily” (see ...
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by the piece - Dictionary of American idioms

6 годин тому — {adv. phr.} Counted one piece at a time, separately for each single piece. * /John bought boxes full of bags of potato chips and sold them by the piece./ * /Mary ...
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