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| kruptos | meaning covered or hidden, oura meaning tail, and ell |
| phrase used in the context of a war or battle | meaning cowardly retreat. |
| It also has the | meaning creek or inlet. |
| name from the Brythonic Celtic word "kukra", | meaning crooked. |
| Crailo is a Dutch word | meaning Crow's Woods (Kraaien bos), and refers to the |
| 2 of the best baseball diamonds in the U.K., | meaning Croydon are often the hosts of the London Tou |
| This word is itself derived from ammaccare, | meaning crush or beat, used here in reference to the |
| has cubic symmetry and is therefore isometric | meaning crystallographically, it contains three perpe |
| Cutcombe comes from Old English | meaning Cuda's valley and was granted after the Norma |
| Cirratum also derives from Greek, | meaning curl or swim. |
| This relates to the old English crump | meaning curve, surviving in modern English in 'crumpl |
| ryposepala, is derived from the Greek grypos, | meaning curved or hooked, and from sepala, meaning se |
| Kibblesworth | meaning Cybbel's Enclosure. |
| The last element is dalr | meaning dale or valley. |
| station switched to its current calls, WDPC, | meaning Dallas / Paulding County. |
| mbat is a large building known as Kanjar Kot, | meaning Dancer's Mansion. |
| The Chinese did assign names to α Tel (We, | meaning danger), and γ Tel (the present-day G Scorpii |
| name derives from the Irish words Dubh Ghlas, | meaning Dark Stream, which still flows through the vi |
| Cuq (Occitan: Cuc, | meaning dark) is a commune in the Tarn department in |
| The specific name is derived from fuscus ( | meaning dark) and apex (meaning tip), referring to th |
| e is first recorded as Blachehedfeld in 1166, | meaning dark-coloured heathland. |
| ch bis, a word of doubtful origin, originally | meaning dark-coloured, was a term applied in English |
| Whether or not this "Lake Karakul" ( | meaning, dark-watered/deep water lake) is the same on |
| The word tenebrae comes from the Latin | meaning darkness. |
| hire so that Ben can attend a special school, | meaning David has to leave his friends and girlfriend |
| Eogyrinus (from Greek eos | meaning dawn and gyrinos meaning Tadpole) was one of |
| In the mosaic, a Greek letter Θ (for θάνατος, | meaning dead) marks the names of gladiators who died |
| nts are called Sourdins from the French sourd | meaning deaf. |
| The title literally | meaning Death at Oslo Central Station, it is set in O |
| This shell got its Latin name decipiens, | meaning deceiving, from the fact that its damaged hol |
| Kam (from Sanskrit kama) | meaning deep desire, uncontrolled longing, concupisce |
| Def Con Dos ( | meaning DEFense CONdition TWO) is a rap rock band fro |
| ion of the passage along with determining the | meaning defines the term (Biblical) hermeneutics. |
| s research interests lie in issues concerning | meaning, definition and practical skill and interconn |
| lar plosive with the "bridge below" diacritic | meaning dental. |
| It has various nuances of | meaning depending on the context. |
| These terms also have different shades of | meaning depending upon the meeting's background. |
| d suicide the day before an evacuation order ( | meaning deportation to an extermination camp) became |
| 1932, however, used the term with its present | meaning, designating the following group of macerals: |
| i explained the term as the combination of ma | meaning devil and kyo meaning the objective world. |
| ers of the band took this name and give a new | meaning, different readings. |
| ( | meaning dining was casual, not clothing optional). |
| Durkar derives from the Norse 'Drit Kjarr' | meaning dirt marsh. |
| tract The Bolshevik Revolution: Its Rise and | Meaning, distributed by the British Socialist Party. |
| fuffle is originally from the Scots language, | meaning disturbance, commotion, or fuss. |
| e word Fosse is derived from the Latin fossa, | meaning ditch. |
| The station's name, literally | meaning Dmitry Donskoy Boulevard, refers to a nearby |
| usually referred to as Yakuma or Yakuma-sama ( | meaning Doctor Yakuma), is a highly skilled, level he |
| his name comes from the Japanese word "inu", | meaning dog. |
| kun is a Japanese martial arts term literally | meaning dojo (training hall) rules. |
| The name comes from Kada | meaning door or gateway in Kannada/Tamil and eri mean |
| d form of Australian, and "draco", from Latin | meaning dragon. |
| es name flaccidum derives from the Latin root | meaning drooping. |
| This naming comes from the Greek xeros | meaning dry, and philos meaning "loving." |
| D1 ( | meaning Dubai Number One) is an 80-floor residential |
| The village was recorded as Dunnyete | meaning Dunna's gate in 725. |
| only be used for cricket related activities, | meaning during the winter it is a redundant facility. |
| mology comes from this description, with pheo | meaning dusky and phyt meaning vegetation. |
| st the name comes from a corruption of 'bdl' ( | meaning dwelling) into 'bow' meaning 'hill slope on w |
| All levels are randomly generated, | meaning each playthrough is slightly different. |
| y, a quota system for each event was enacted, | meaning each event had a limited number of competitor |
| rom the Slovak word zem or the Slavic zemlja, | meaning earth, soil, ground or country. |
| rna Aboriginal word "mariyatala", with "mari" | meaning east and "yertala" meaning water. |
| The word derives from the German word "ost" ( | meaning east), and "rock" (as in rock music). |
| (Contemporary: Wapaneu | meaning easterly and Wapanke meaning to-morrow.) |
| meaning eastern sea), possibly East China Sea. | |
| ic epithet oviflorum comes from the Latin ovi | meaning egg and florus meaning flower, which refers t |
| ey are egg-shaped (hence the Latin name ovum, | meaning egg). |
| Radical 12, | meaning eight or all, is one of 23 of the 214 Kangxi |
| Nana gave Nana Komatsu the nickname "Hachi," ( | meaning eight) which was adopted by their mutual frie |
| Oktibbeha is a Native American word | meaning either bloody water (because of a battle foug |
| annup's name is of Noongar Aboriginal origin, | meaning either "stopping place" or "place of parrots" |
| England, and is an Old English language word, | meaning either 'village of the Britons' (wale being a |
| meaning either "Bully (someone)!", or "Look, there ar | |
| ally interpreted as a shortening of eligitur ( | meaning elected). |
| The name is derived from the Old English | meaning Elli's valley. |
| Carev Dvor (Macedonian: Царев Двор, | meaning Emperor's Court) is a village in the Resen mu |
| 11 the name of this settlement was Geardcylle | meaning enclosure with a kiln. |
| acre is a combination of the Welsh words tal, | meaning end, and acrau, meaning acres. |
| Devanshi is 'a part of GOD' spiritually | meaning endowed with all the beauty serenity and love |
| Mending The | Meaning entered the top ten on iTunes. |
| "The Black Cat") was a 19th-century cabaret, | meaning entertainment house, in the bohemian Montmart |
| Isodar is a two-part word: "iso" | meaning equal in Latin; "dar" for Darwinian evolution |
| ed that the name derives from "Erbin's stoke" | meaning Erbin's stockaded ford. |
| lyrics takes on new | meaning, especially memorable chorus sung by Aguilera |
| reth Evans and John McDowell, eds., Truth and | Meaning: Essays in Semantics, Oxford University Press |
| e gives subtle acting an altogether different | meaning, even though his dialogues are limited to onl |
| orship, saying penetration was 100% in Spain, | meaning every Spaniard knew what ONCE was. |
| s the name Pan, derived from the Greek Pantos | meaning everywhere). |
| game's humanoid enemies are called "Majini", | meaning evil spirit in Swahili. |
| Its | meaning evolved through CFTC actions and court ruling |
| It's a term which does not actually have a | meaning except as refers to the TARDIS. |
| times known as hyperphagia) is a medical sign | meaning excessive hunger and abnormally large intake |
| It uses a scale from 0, | meaning exclusively heterosexual, to 6, meaning exclu |
| Cognate words with identical | meaning exist in other Turkic languages. |
| umber of books, including World Philosophies, | Meaning, Existentialism: A Reconstruction, and A Phil |
| lagh comes from the Irish Poll ach, literally | meaning expansive hole, but practically meaning "broa |
| After full time the score was 0-0 | meaning extra time was needed. |
| has the traditional star name Okul or Oculus ( | meaning eye in Latin). |
| It is named after Lithuanian word veidas, | meaning face. |
| re characterized by providing images with the | meaning facilitating translations, understanding and |
| he prefix of WAI was never officially given a | meaning, fans have come up with their own interpretat |
| he name derives from the Scythian word "Str", | meaning fast. |
| horses, derived from the Greek word 'Phobos', | meaning fear and the Latin word 'Equus', meaning hors |
| Babarobot (Russian: Бабаробот, | meaning fembot), is a concept album by Russian ska pu |
| cal corruption of the Portuguese word vallado | meaning fence or embankment. |
| o field a settled side for most of the season | meaning few new players were needed. |
| Well | Meaning Fiction is the first full-length studio album |
| refers to Agha-oillir, | meaning field of the pilgrim. |
| The name is derived from maes, | meaning field or plain in Brythonic Welsh, and burh, |
| s established by bass player Peter Vink (Vink | meaning finch in Dutch) and drummer Beer Klaasse. |
| probably derived from the Latin word simila, | meaning fine, wheaten flour with which the cakes were |
| the American Civil War and called it "atsila" | meaning fire. |
| the name derives from the Saxon words "Fisc" | meaning fish and " Bourne" meaning brook. |
| name Kinuso comes from the Cree word kinosew, | meaning fish. |
| ans Five Saints derived from the Welsh Pum(p) | meaning Five and Saint meaning Saint. |
| he male and is derived from the Greek petite ( | meaning five) and the suffix -ekes (meaning pointed). |
| t Gabbar Singh for the film Sholay (literally | meaning flames) by Salim who was one of the film's wr |
| Its name stems from the word Perukal | meaning flood or that which overflows in Tamil. |
| arnate' comes from the Arab word 'Al-farnat', | meaning flour mill. |
| uld play lesser known songs that had personal | meaning for himself or listeners. |
| The original | meaning for the name 'Holt End' must have been an end |
| Shangri-La is another | meaning for a mythical paradise. |
| "cross-disciplinary research" had a storybook | meaning for Poon and Materials Science Professor Gary |
| ved it had already changed from red to green, | meaning for me to proceed". |
| song is what has brought about the change in | meaning for Vedder. |
| to Abraham Joshua Heschel's The Sabbath: Its | Meaning for Modern Man, 1951. |
| Young ladies, of this degree has such | meaning for your brothers, what meaning has it for yo |
| reman, "They are two words that hold a lot of | meaning for me. |
| Another | meaning for Gringas: "Gringa" is a slang reference to |
| European Monetary Unification and Its | Meaning for the United States (with Walter Salant), T |
| The "hollow between a woman's breasts" | meaning for Kembera/Kemberry/Canberry/Nganbra is no m |
| The title is a Latin term | meaning for the greater glory of Satan. |
| The audience changed the | meaning for me." |
| that The Star Spangled Banner never had more | meaning for her than it did during the war. |
| Today, it retains less of this | meaning, for the two schools' campuses are no longer |
| l dish which holds cultural and nationalistic | meaning for the English. |
| hoosing songs that have a particular personal | meaning for each of them. |
| ound of it first, and then decided a suitable | meaning for the word. |
| ng this time the name Redwater retained a new | meaning for the settlement. |
| logists, such as Aubrey Burl, use this second | meaning for cromlech in English too. |
| vana, the name being derived from 'daruvana' [ | meaning forest of deodar trees], is taken by many to |
| ame comes from the Anglo-Saxon words "wealh" ( | meaning forigners and used for Britons - hence "Welsh |
| a Dutch pronunciation of wawitan or rarachons | meaning forked river or stream overflows. |
| ungent liquid, thus the specific name foetida | meaning foul-smelling. |
| om tetron, constructed from the prefix tetra- | meaning four. |
| derives from the word sloboda , a Slavic term | meaning freedom (or liberty), and also the name of a |
| Askatasuna (from the Basque word | meaning freedom) is a Basque political party register |
| freedom and peace", from the words "sloboda", | meaning freedom, and "mir", meaning peace. |
| e was inscribed Freiheit, Liebe und Dichtung ( | meaning Freedom, Love, and Poetry). |
| n 1958 by the term "Cheval de Selle Francais" | meaning French Saddle Horse. |
| ugh which the river flows, featuring the same | meaning from Norse. |
| Clausius chose the word "entropy" because the | meaning, from Greek, en+tropein, is "content transfor |
| The term is entirely different in origin and | meaning from "Fifth Column", which is used to describ |
| aries modified the tradition and divorced its | meaning from Paganism. |
| ce it heard, it needs to extract the semantic | meaning from that sentence and return it to the Voice |
| gained its independence, the word changed its | meaning from "pro-Japanese politicians" to "pro-Japan |
| the Tibetan term for arhat was translated by | meaning from Sanskrit. |
| However, A D Mills derives its | meaning from Celtic monith, meaning mountain or hill, |
| Charles Manson derived personal | meaning from many songs of The White Album (see Helte |
| e reality as a creation of God, which has its | meaning from God. |
| cuticular wax (hence the Latin name pruinosa, | meaning frosty). |
| His parents named him Moe Hnin, | meaning frozen raindrops, which appeared as soon as h |
| the settlement was recorded as Fughelistone, | meaning Fugol's Farm. |
| The term "madferit" (mad for it), | meaning full of enthusiasm, was a phrase that embodie |
| The furlong ( | meaning furrow length) was the distance a team of oxe |
| by the word Sabbagh, which is an Arabic word | meaning garden. |
| s their diplomats were received at the porte ( | meaning gate). |
| Voight was called Dutch for Deutsch | meaning German. |
| ine them with "fatherland" (einig Vaterland), | meaning Germany as a whole. |
| arnytsia, (derived from Slavic/Ukrainian dar, | meaning gift). |
| From that time onward, "Tarleton's Quarter" ( | meaning give no quarter) was an American battle cry i |
| The term is derived from the Latin vitreus, | meaning glassy and transparent. |
| he species name is derived from Latin micans ( | meaning gleaming, with a metallic lustre) to refer to |
| Globus-1M #12L or No.12L (Russian: Глобус-1М | meaning Globe-1M), also known as Raduga-1M 2 (Russian |
| Βουλήγες in Greek, | meaning goads |
| age of Cabrerets derives its name from cabre, | meaning goat in the Occitan language. |
| God's Hill", from the old British word "Duw", | meaning God (cf Latin "Deus"), and "burg", meaning a |
| This term is much more generic, | meaning god, God, spirit, or soul. |
| luding derivations from the French word 'Or', | meaning gold (as early packaging was gold), or the Gr |
| is a combination of two Tamil words, kanagam | meaning gold and sabai meaning court. |
| Its name derives from ancient Egyptian nub, | meaning gold, on account of the proximity of gold min |
| name is derived from the Russian word zoloto, | meaning gold. |
| d derive their name from the Hindi word sona, | meaning gold. |
| derived from the Old English Gylden More Dun, | meaning Golden (rich or productive) Moor Hill |
| from Anglo-Saxon origins: gilden (or gylden) | meaning golden, and morton, a town on the moor. |
| Donners was nicknamed Goudmijntje, | meaning Goldmine, for her ability to score at importa |
| Black | Meaning Good (Desire, 1991) |
| ir name from the word mucker, a colloquialism | meaning good friend. |
| rbo is a corruption of the French bon carbon, | meaning good coal. |
| Eda is a female given name in Turkey, | meaning good manner or behavior. |
| kidnappers were known in Yiddish as hapunes, | meaning grabbers or snatchers. |
| Its motto is "Gratia et Disciplina Bona" | meaning Grace and Good Discipline. |
| Foundations of Language: Brain, | Meaning, Grammar, Evolution. |
| "Ajima" comes from two Nepal Bhasa words, Aji | meaning grand mother and Ma meaning mother. |
| long growing season and very little rainfall, | meaning grapes have extensive time to build flavor on |
| Radical 140 | meaning grass is one of 29 of the 214 Kangxi radicals |
| ame is from the Yugarabul Aboriginal language | meaning grass tree or grass root. |
| and is derived from the Anglo-Saxon Griesley | meaning grazing land (meadow). |
| Craiglethy (Scottish Gaelic: Creag Liathach - | meaning grey rock) is a small island/skerry off Fowls |
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