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| They are geophilous, | meaning they live and forage on the ground. |
| , or Piker, Mennonites are “Team Mennonites”, | meaning they use horse drawn transportation. |
| They both have a spectral type of F8, | meaning they have a surface temperature of 6,000 to 7 |
| the federal 303(d) list of impaired streams, | meaning they are protected by the Clean Water Act fro |
| Groundcones are holoparasitic, | meaning they depend entirely on a host plant for nutr |
| at prepositions do not always have a locative | meaning; they can also be modal or temporal adverbs, |
| ecies name is derived from the Latin crassus ( | meaning thick, fat, stout) and furcatus (meaning fork |
| y name was changed from Sikoak, an Inuit word | meaning thin ice, by Dr. Harry Paddon of the Grenfell |
| the Greek words leptos and dora, collectively | meaning thin-skinned. |
| Carroll chose Nova et Vetera as his motto, | meaning things both "new and old". |
| The name is from the Greek "akantha" | meaning thorn or arrow, in reference to its crystal s |
| licity company to promote "external" artists, | meaning those who are not represented by Bonsound in |
| ctionary of Symbols, it combines the triangle | meaning threat and the "Y" meaning a choice between g |
| rmed from two main branches: Ucok and Boz ok ( | meaning Three Arrows and Gray Arrows). |
| ant form ternata is known as san chu ying yu, | meaning three-foliolate, or -leaflet ying yu. |
| ists of five thavazhis ("thai vazhi", literal | meaning, through mother's lineage, however inheritanc |
| ions human-based borders and limits and their | meaning through an artificially created being named G |
| Hicks conveyed | meaning through symbols, and depicted predators (such |
| ry of creation, responsible for communicating | meaning through production with maximum efficiency. |
| Thus they find | meaning through adopting a new attitude that allows " |
| mancy", stemming from the Greek word chronos ( | meaning time), and the word manteia (meaning divinati |
| cals say a side of the lake is Kochu Kovalam, | meaning tiny Kovalam. |
| species name is derived from the Greek akron ( | meaning tip, end) and dikros (meaning forked, cloven) |
| You've given a new | meaning to higher education," as they touched down sa |
| is derived from the Romanian verb "a afuma", | meaning to smoke food. |
| al movement centered around bringing a deeper | meaning to Christmas. |
| o a reason for consideration and giving a new | meaning to their past and future life. |
| en the Spanish language the verb empecinarse, | meaning to persist or insist on achieving one's goals |
| In order to find | meaning to their empty lives, they follow various New |
| two distinctions of statements that have any | meaning to logical positivists. |
| ssian expression "ни бе, ни ме, ни кукареку", | meaning to understand nothing on the subject. |
| What is the | meaning to the lyrics of this song? |
| n (from the Ancient Greek verb πάσχω (paskho) | meaning to suffer) is a term applied to a very strong |
| To ascribe | meaning to all sentences of a first-order language, t |
| This name comes from the verb bouillir, | meaning to boil. |
| Gone for a Burton is a euphemistic phrase | meaning to die. |
| I've been | meaning to do an expansion of this article for some t |
| been one of the first to assign astrological | meaning to gemstones. |
| brought it from Africa as a curiosity, never | meaning to use it. |
| sserit' (Dune) "litany against fear" has more | meaning to me. |
| s not possible to etymologically connect this | meaning to the name of the region. |
| r the Italian musical notation “con dolcezza” | meaning to play "with sweetness". |
| lyrics, and the song took on a more personal | meaning to him. |
| All my tattoos have a spiritual | meaning to me, and layers of meaning that shift over |
| phabet of the Saints", he "soon brought added | meaning to the word unpredictable". |
| v. the verb "buffalo" | meaning to bully, confuse, deceive, or intimidate. |
| has Persian roots and comes from parwa/parva | meaning to foster, cherish, to nurture, to develop/ca |
| The Greek Genius and its | Meaning to us (1912) |
| Waft is a term | meaning to carry along gently as through the air. |
| l swing my legs") is censored due to the line | meaning to hang oneself. |
| Erasmus' works had greater | meaning to those learned few who had a larger knowled |
| as concerned with trying to return the absent | meaning to the present meaning and the placing of a w |
| In the mid-1960s, Jaffa debated Lincoln's | meaning to conservatives in National Review, with Fra |
| e meets Margaret (Margi Clarke) and finds new | meaning to his life, but the hitman is after him and |
| historians will inevitably ascribe different | meaning to the same historical events. |
| s derived from Arabic language used in Qur'an | meaning to be pure. |
| written, "Mistletoe and Wine" had a different | meaning to that for which it came to be known. |
| , Chatteroi, and Chatterwha which had similar | meaning to the English name. |
| Schlenkern is a German verb | meaning to swing or to dangle. |
| Ad Fundum ( | meaning to the bottom) refers to a term used among st |
| are errors in interpretation, giving special | meaning to mere user input. |
| The word for "tail" used has an obscene | meaning to make her preference clear. |
| o one has been able yet to assign a plausible | meaning to any prefix or suffix in the Voynich manusc |
| spf2.0/pra - | meaning to verify only the PRA. |
| The name derives from the German verb lehren | meaning to teach and is cognate with the English lere |
| It is derived from the term "begat," | meaning to father children. |
| re and post Woodstock 1969 to convey the true | meaning to those with open minds and ears. |
| m the slang expression "putting on the Ritz," | meaning to dress very fashionably. |
| WAITING FOR GOD' doesn't really hold any deep | meaning to us, it's just a name we decided upon.” |
| species name is derived from Latin frangere ( | meaning to break) and vitta (meaning a band or a stri |
| tshaynik (literally "to knock a teakettle"), | meaning to rattle on loudly and insistently, but with |
| ght's name was localized to present a similar | meaning to English-speaking audiences. |
| terpreters do not usually assign any semantic | meaning to an identifier based on the actual characte |
| ater in life he begins to search for a deeper | meaning to life. |
| s surprised by Smith, whom she killed without | meaning to, grabbing the nearest thing to defend hers |
| 1992: The Kreisau Circle and ist | meaning today |
| rophiles are often said to be "xerotolerant", | meaning tolerant of dry conditions. |
| e derives from the Old English word 'scacol,' | meaning tongue of land. |
| Bregma comes from the Greek bregma, | meaning top of the head. |
| At 10 October 2008, his first single Kasaba ( | meaning town) was released on radio channels. |
| Ichnotaxa comes from the Greek ίχνος, ichnos | meaning track and ταξις, taxis meaning ordering. |
| th a track from the Anglo Saxon words swaeth, | meaning track, and feld, meaning field, often a fores |
| (T - транспортный - Transportnyi - | meaning transport, M - модифицированный - Modifitsiro |
| a.T - транспортный - Transportnyi - | meaning transport, M - модифицированный - Modifitsiro |
| s, Romans used the term Punic as an adjective | meaning treacherous. |
| Pusaka is a Sanskrit word | meaning treasure or heirloom. |
| s derived from the Greek language, with dryos | meaning tree and poa meaning grass. |
| Deltatheridium ( | meaning triangle beast or delta beast) is an extinct |
| ften known as breeking from the word "breeks" | meaning trousers. |
| ecies name is derived from the Latin resimus ( | meaning turned up, bent back) and furcatus (meaning f |
| rn to fitness, Luton named an unchanged side, | meaning Turner was still not picked. |
| imaxes as John loses hope, and his search for | meaning turns to self-destruction. |
| lytron (hence the Latin word duodecimguttata, | meaning twelve-spotted as if by drops). |
| Advanced solar cell technology, | meaning two cells as opposed to the previous four |
| "The Glen" has an ABAB song format ( | meaning two themes that repeat). |
| the number 18 is pronounced as duodeviginti, | meaning two [deducted] from twenty (duo-de-viginti), |
| Dichograptus ( | meaning two-branched writing or double-line marks) is |
| The genus name comes from the Greek apisto | meaning uncertain and the Latin lorica or loricare me |
| ddersfield, Dalton was not listed as `waste', | meaning uncultivated or unusable land, and there was |
| There was an invisible | meaning under the mute shape of exteriority." |
| Life has | meaning under all circumstances, even the most misera |
| The call letters original | meaning under the previous owner was "Wisconsin's Tot |
| Howard Hall is currently a classical school, | meaning uniforms are worn and corporal punishment is |
| Soyuz-B (Russian: Союз-Б | meaning Union-B) or Soyuz 9K (Russian: Союз 9К) was a |
| with η Cep, this star have the title Al Kidr, | meaning unknown |
| The | Meaning Unseen (2005) |
| The band's first studio album, The | Meaning Unseen, was released in September 2005. |
| stinct in that age comes from the verb ageru, | meaning upward, and implying direction and/or motion. |
| erived from the Cuban Spanish term gambusino, | meaning useless. |
| He was a "tyrant" ( | meaning usurper) against the Visigothic rulers of Spa |
| da is a corruption of the Welsh Ystrad Fflur, | meaning Valley of (the river of) Flowers. |
| Dean is from the old English word Denu, | meaning valley. |
| Its | meaning various for instant, in Dinka, it means "Rain |
| (Voltigeur, a French word | meaning vaulter or leaper, was given to elite light i |
| Alternate | meaning: Verb. |
| 'broom' (shrub) and 'tun' an Old English word | meaning village or farmstead. |
| may still be in use today: the word "canada", | meaning village in Laurentian. |
| get 33 percent reservation in gram panchayat ( | meaning village assembly, which is a form of local vi |
| words - 'Kadu' (referring forest) and 'Nadu' ( | meaning village). |
| VEB was a Communist-era designation, | meaning Volkseigener Betrieb - "company owned by the |
| The name Mercedonius comes from merces, | meaning wages, as workers were paid at that time of y |
| eculated that the name is derived from the OE | meaning Wagonner Cot or Wagon Shed. |
| e with the original name being "Walcas Leah", | meaning Walca's forest clearing. |
| sdre) It is also called the dorsale wallonne, | meaning Walloon [industrial] backbone. |
| e commune comes from the Latin word: maceria, | meaning walls. |
| What he was | meaning was killing [the] opposition,” he said. |
| l Malay fabric but some claimed that its real | meaning was Banshee or vampire. |
| Possibly the first use of ionometer with this | meaning was by F. E. Bartell. |
| From that its | meaning was extended to include the estate and its bu |
| cording to the Oxford English Dictionary, the | meaning was extended "in childish speech, applied to |
| Its original | meaning was literal: digging around the roots of a tr |
| ionaries of Aboriginal words, the substituted | meaning was featured in the 1978 Arana Hills logo des |
| Their self-titled album The Physics of | Meaning was released on Bu Hanan Records in 2005. |
| Its original | meaning was "army man" and derives from the Germanic |
| ts were dropped by other styles because their | meaning was lost. |
| and the Greek ταβέρνα/taverna, whose original | meaning was a shed or workshop. |
| k is Watesfelda, derived from the Old English | meaning Wastel's clearing. |
| erived from the Old English language words Ea | meaning water and Don meaning ascending ground or mea |
| The name Aachtopf is compounded from Aach ( | meaning water in Old High German); the name of the ri |
| Hydromancy (from Greek "hydro", | meaning water, and "manteia", meaning divination) is |
| Vodka comes from the root Russian work Voda, | meaning water. |
| ty get their name from the Sanskrit word vari | meaning water. |
| For the Latin term mare liberum | meaning waters outside of national jurisdiction, see |
| nity is a Reconciling in Christ congregation, | meaning we welcome all people, including gay, lesbian |
| Hoplophobia from the Greek hoplon, | meaning weapon or armor, is defined as the "fear of f |
| The text on the flag says Welkom!, | meaning welcome! |
| The name is derived from Berber seksu ( | meaning well rolled, well formed, rounded). |
| h is so badly written I can't even fathom the | meaning well enough to attempt to rewrite it. |
| her is a metaphorical reference to caring and | meaning well. |
| The Physics of | Meaning were an indie pop band from Chapel Hill, Nort |
| name "East Timor" has a completely different | meaning when put in the context of history. |
| However, this fantasy takes on a whole new | meaning when a person named Ramesh calls and sends Ra |
| Warped geometries acquire their full | meaning when we substitute the variable y for t, time |
| trated to suggest that this "takes on special | meaning when a punter goes for the 'coffin corner.'" |
| This yields a composite | meaning, which is then applied to the new character. |
| t and speculation among listeners as to their | meaning, which was further fuelled by record company |
| The emphasis, therefore, is on the search for | meaning, which is not necessarily the search for God |
| There is another | meaning which should be understood. |
| is Breton surname, the word comes from gwenn, | meaning white in Breton |
| cies name is derived from the Greek phalaros ( | meaning white patch) referring to the presence of a d |
| Playa Blanca ( | meaning white beach), a beach located in the extreme |
| "Blanke" | meaning white, pronounced "blank" (as in a blank spac |
| erm for Kleicha derives from the Semitic kull | meaning whole, and the Greek kolo meaning circle, and |
| Hence the name mechado from the Spanish mecha | meaning wick. |
| Radical 13, | meaning wide, is one of 23 of the 214 Kangxi radicals |
| es its name from the Old Norse element grise, | meaning wild boar. |
| e mistakes not be corrected now, the original | meaning will be lost within but a few years. |
| The surname "Ryoo" comes from the character | meaning willow tree. |
| ccording to one source it derives from a root | meaning winding. |
| ARTE ET MARTE - | meaning; with skill and fighting. |
| The song itself is elliptical in | meaning, with lyrics dealing with being travellers th |
| ttite glossary: words of known or conjectured | meaning, with Sumerian ideograms and Accadian words c |
| i Chen and Mencius: Explorations in Words and | Meaning with Annping Chin, who is now a professor at |
| es into "Upright Ape-Man", which holds a dual | meaning with "upright" referring to Mingus' bass. |
| The Terminates predicate has a similar | meaning, with the only difference being that f will b |
| Meral has the same | meaning with "Maral". |
| be covered by a more general (more reduced - | meaning with fewer literals) implicant. |
| e, Congdon veers right of the American right, | meaning, within a European context, he is a monarchis |
| These words have special | meaning within the language and are predefined in the |
| as taken on an empowering and action-oriented | meaning within the LGBT rights movement. |
| ost Christians deny this time has any special | meaning within the Christian faith. |
| f tube feet gives the order its name, Apodida | meaning without feet. |
| Arthrolycosa ( | meaning wolf [spider] with joints) is an extinct genu |
| s situated along the banks of the Vovk River ( | meaning wolf in Ukrainian), 42 km east from the regio |
| Carcajou is a French word | meaning wolverine. |
| our (transliterated by the Dutch as Cattajo), | meaning woman's head ornament. |
| t has also been suggested that the word kona, | meaning woman, is of Norse origin. |
| me Frith comes from the Old English "fyrhoe", | meaning wood or woody pasture. |
| e derived from two root words: the Celtic ced | meaning wood (cf. |
| Hylophobia is derived from the Greek hylo-, | meaning wood or forest, and phobo- meaning fear. |
| e word "pine" and the Old English word hurst, | meaning woods. |
| floccosa is from the Latin, | meaning woolly. |
| m's name is a blend of the English words, bug | meaning wrong or defect and right meaning correct and |
| recorded in the Domesday book as Welbedinge, | meaning Wulfbeards people. |
| A typing assumption has the form x:σ, | meaning x has type σ. |
| el defines metaphor as "saying 'x' and really | meaning Y"; hence, the claim "'x' is a metaphor" enta |
| prominent family in medieval London and ‘haw' | meaning yard. |
| derived its name from two Tamil words, manjal | meaning yellow and patti meaning "cattle fold" or sma |
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