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Lepidoptera - Etymology dictionary
24.02.2021 — 1773, insects with four scaly wings, the biological classification that includes butterflies and moths, coined 1735 in Modern Latin by Swedish botanist Carolus ...
Lepidoptera - Etymology dictionary
24.02.2021 — 1773, insects with four scaly wings, the biological classification that includes butterflies and moths, coined 1735 in Modern Latin by Swedish botanist Carolus ...
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gun moll - Etymology dictionary
07.10.2020 — 1908, female criminal, second element from nickname of Mary, used of disreputable females since early 1600s; first element from slang gonif thief (1885), from ...
gun moll - Etymology dictionary
07.10.2020 — 1908, female criminal, second element from nickname of Mary, used of disreputable females since early 1600s; first element from slang gonif thief (1885), from ...
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oogenesis - Etymology dictionary
09.10.2020 — (n.) formation of the ovum, 1892, from OO (Cf. oo ) + GENESIS (Cf. genesis)
oogenesis - Etymology dictionary
09.10.2020 — (n.) formation of the ovum, 1892, from OO (Cf. oo ) + GENESIS (Cf. genesis)
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tender loving care - A dictionary of euphemisms
03.08.2020 — allow to die Hospital jargon of those mortally ill without hope of recovery. If you see the initials TLC on the charts at the foot of your bed, put your affairs in order.
tender loving care - A dictionary of euphemisms
03.08.2020 — allow to die Hospital jargon of those mortally ill without hope of recovery. If you see the initials TLC on the charts at the foot of your bed, put your affairs in order.
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Morality play - Wikipedia
The morality play is a genre of medieval and early Tudor theatrical entertainment. In their own time, these plays were known as interludes, a broader term for dramas with or without a moral. Morality plays are a type of allegory in which the protagonist is met by personifications of various moral attributes who try to prompt them to choose a good life over one of evil.
Morality play - Wikipedia
The morality play is a genre of medieval and early Tudor theatrical entertainment. In their own time, these plays were known as interludes, a broader term for dramas with or without a moral. Morality plays are a type of allegory in which the protagonist is met by personifications of various moral attributes who try to prompt them to choose a good life over one of evil.
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mozzarella - Etymology dictionary
14.01.2021 — 1911, Italian cheese originally made in Naples area, from It. mozzarella, dim. of mozza, a kind of cheese, from mozzare to cut off, from mozzo blunt, from V.L. ...
mozzarella - Etymology dictionary
14.01.2021 — 1911, Italian cheese originally made in Naples area, from It. mozzarella, dim. of mozza, a kind of cheese, from mozzare to cut off, from mozzo blunt, from V.L. ...
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Bob Dylan - Expecting Rain - Archives 2021
Bob Dylan - Expecting Rain is one of the pioneer sites on the Web dealing with Bob Dylan, his music, influences, records (including unofficial ones) and the latest concert reviews. Most of the material has appeared on the Net in the rec.music.dylan newsgroup. There is also a DylanChat and the BDX, an exhibition of Dylan art by Dylan fans. The Bob Dylan Who's Who contains information on ...
Bob Dylan - Expecting Rain - Archives 2021
Bob Dylan - Expecting Rain is one of the pioneer sites on the Web dealing with Bob Dylan, his music, influences, records (including unofficial ones) and the latest concert reviews. Most of the material has appeared on the Net in the rec.music.dylan newsgroup. There is also a DylanChat and the BDX, an exhibition of Dylan art by Dylan fans. The Bob Dylan Who's Who contains information on ...
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Bob Dylan - Expecting Rain - Archives 2021
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Щосуботи в Мукачеві проводять безкоштовні заняття з ...
Mar 27, 2021 · 23 мукачівців прийшли сьогодні на заняття гуртка Юний кінолог зі своїми собаками. Такі заходи в місті проводять щосуботи, — розповіла тренерка Альона Малікова.
Щосуботи в Мукачеві проводять безкоштовні заняття з ...
Mar 27, 2021 · 23 мукачівців прийшли сьогодні на заняття гуртка Юний кінолог зі своїми собаками. Такі заходи в місті проводять щосуботи, — розповіла тренерка Альона Малікова.
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patella - Etymology dictionary
24.02.2021 — (n.) knee cap, 1690s, from L. patella pan, kneecap, dim. of patina pan (see PAN (Cf. pan) (n.)). So called from its shape.
patella - Etymology dictionary
24.02.2021 — (n.) knee cap, 1690s, from L. patella pan, kneecap, dim. of patina pan (see PAN (Cf. pan) (n.)). So called from its shape.
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builder - Etymology dictionary
01.03.2021 — builder — build‧er [ˈbɪldə ǁ ər] noun [countable] 1. PROPERTY JOBS a person or company that builds or repairs buildings: • He called in a local firm of builders.
builder - Etymology dictionary
01.03.2021 — builder — build‧er [ˈbɪldə ǁ ər] noun [countable] 1. PROPERTY JOBS a person or company that builds or repairs buildings: • He called in a local firm of builders.
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μάλευρον
12.12.2020 — Look at other dictionaries: μάλευρον — μάλευρον, τὸ (Α) άλευρο. [ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. Η λ. προήλθε από συμφυρμό τών τ. μύλη* και ἄλευρον(βλ. λ. ἀλέω) και απαντά στη ...
μάλευρον
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Horsepower - Wikipedia
Horsepower (hp) is a unit of measurement of power, or the rate at which work is done, usually in reference to the output of engines or motors. There are many different standards and types of horsepower. Two common definitions used today are the mechanical horsepower (or imperial horsepower), which is about 745.7 watts; more precise value 745.6998716 = 550 × 0.3048 × …
Horsepower - Wikipedia
Horsepower (hp) is a unit of measurement of power, or the rate at which work is done, usually in reference to the output of engines or motors. There are many different standards and types of horsepower. Two common definitions used today are the mechanical horsepower (or imperial horsepower), which is about 745.7 watts; more precise value 745.6998716 = 550 × 0.3048 × …
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(наличные) cash черный нал under the counter cash payments
(наличные) cash черный нал under the counter cash payments...
(наличные) cash черный нал under the counter cash payments
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soteriology - Etymology dictionary
21.10.2020 — 1847, in reference to health; 1864 in reference to salvation, from Gk. soteria “preservation, salvation,” from soizein save, preserve + OLOGY (Cf. ology)
soteriology - Etymology dictionary
21.10.2020 — 1847, in reference to health; 1864 in reference to salvation, from Gk. soteria “preservation, salvation,” from soizein save, preserve + OLOGY (Cf. ology)
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Rottweiler - Etymology dictionary
28.04.2020 — Look at other dictionaries: Rottweiler — FCI Standard Nr. 147 Gruppe 2: Pinscher und Schnauzer – … Deutsch Wikipedia. Rottweiler — Saltar a navegación, ...
Rottweiler - Etymology dictionary
28.04.2020 — Look at other dictionaries: Rottweiler — FCI Standard Nr. 147 Gruppe 2: Pinscher und Schnauzer – … Deutsch Wikipedia. Rottweiler — Saltar a navegación, ...
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colonnade - Etymology dictionary
23.02.2021 — 1718, from Fr. colonnade, from It. colonnato, from colonna column, from L. columna pillar (see HILL (Cf. hill))
colonnade - Etymology dictionary
23.02.2021 — 1718, from Fr. colonnade, from It. colonnato, from colonna column, from L. columna pillar (see HILL (Cf. hill))