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Barbary Coast.] Obs. †b.
Barbary pirates & A
Barbary horse. Obs. The OED
barbarous entry summarizes the
semantic history. "The sense-development in ancient...
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Konstantinos "Kosta"
Barbarouses (Gr****: Κωνσταντίνος "Κώστας" Μπαρμπαρούσης; born 19
February 1990) is a New
Zealand professional footballer who plays...
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barbarous name (Latin:
nomen barbarum; pl. nomina barbara) is a
meaningless (or
seemingly meaningless) word used in
magic rituals. The term
barbarous...
- Look up barbarism,
barbarity, or
barbarous in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Barbarism,
barbarity, or
barbarous may
refer to:
Barbarism (linguistics)...
- "The Grim
Barbarity of
Optics and Design" is the
fifth episode of the
American science fiction psychological thriller television series Severance. The...
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Barbarous radiates are
imitations of the antonini****, a type of coin
issued during the
Roman Empire,
which are so
named due to
their crude style and...
- by
quoting a
contemporary account of the event.
These enemies were so
barbarous that when a
woman appeared very
beautiful (lit., best) to them, five or...
- black: "Can we
imagine [Shakespeare] so
utterly ignorant as to make a
barbarous negro plead royal birth—at a time, too, when
negroes were not
known except...
- The
Barbarous Coast is a 1956
detective novel by Canadian-American
author Ross Macdonald, the
sixth to
feature private investigator Lew
Archer and his...
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Bilal recounts the
story of Khansaar, Deva and
Vardha to Aadhya. In 1127,
barbarous dacoits from Mannar,
Shouryaanga and
Ghaniyaar tribes seized control over...
