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Infobox Person name = Maria von Braun image size = 200px caption = Official NASA portrait of Maria von Braun, widow of Wernher von Braun birth name = Maria Luise von Quistorp birth date = birth date|1928|06|10 birth place = Berlin, Germany death…

   Romantic architecture takes its cue from the movement called Romanticism, which first developed in England during the late 18th century and the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century. It was motivated by a reaction against the rational,…

Niezwykle dochodowe przedsięwzięcie; lukratywny interes Eng. A very profitable venture; a lucrative business

To move about on the elbows, dragging the back half of the body, in almost a froglike manner. This is done by both elbows at the same time, and follows with the knees a second later. The tomboyish girl decided to scunch across the living room…

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   (of a male)    sexual potency    Likening the ejaculation to the core of graphite (not lead) in the punning pencil1, which shareas a Latin stem with penis:     Wally shook some dregs of Angostura into the gin. That ll put lead in your pencil,…

1590s, sharp, poignant (of pain or grief), from L. pungentem (nom. pungens), prp. of pungere to prick, pierce, sting, related to pugnus fist (see PUGNACIOUS (Cf. pugnacious)). Meaning having powerful odor or taste first recorded 1660s. Literal…

verb Create is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑architect, ↑artist, ↑developer, ↑economy, ↑program, ↑programmer, ↑sculptor, ↑treaty Create is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ballet, ↑account, ↑

pȍvōdanj m <G dnja, N mn dnji> DEFINICIJA 1. hidr. pojava velike vode koja prelazi granice korita površinskih voda ili uobičajene gornje razine podzemnih voda 2. ekspr., v. poplava ETIMOLOGIJA po + v. voda

In US Criminal law, means, motive, and opportunity is a popular cultural summation of the three aspects of a crime needed to convince a jury of guilt in a criminal proceeding. Respectively, they refer to: the ability of the defendant to commit…

(adj.) late 14c., etik (in fever etik), from O.Fr. etique consumptive, from L.L. hecticus, from Gk. hektikos continuous, habitual, consumptive (of a disease, because of the constant fever), from hexis a habit (of mind or body), from ekhein have,…

noun (AmE) record of education, jobs, etc. ⇨ See also ↑curriculum vitae ADJECTIVE ▪ impressive ▪ brief, short ▪ extensive, long ▪ online