- Look up
caitiff in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Caitiff (literally a de****able
coward or wretch) may mean: a galley-slave in a
Barbary bagnio a Camarilla...
- band
achieved success in 2004 with the
release of
their debut album, The
Caitiff Choir.
After frontman Nicholas Brooks departed in 2006, just
after the...
- The
Caitiff Choir is the
debut studio album by
American metalcore band It Dies Today,
released on
September 21, 2004, by
Trustkill Records.
Music videos...
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album Bloom by Caligula's
Horse "Marigold", a song from the
album The
Caitiff Choir by It Dies
Today "Marigold", a
piano piece by
Billy Mayerl "Marigold"...
- and pity for the
human condition". It in part
translates as: "But now a
caitiff poor am I, deep in the
ground lo here I lie. My
beauty great is all quite...
- "
caitiffs".
Cervantes himself had been
imprisoned in
Algiers (1575–1580). His
novel Don
Quixote also
features a
subplot with the
story of a
caitiff (chapters...
-
along the Song-Liao
border to
thwart potential Khitan cavalry attacks. The
caitiff government is very harsh, and [the
people of ] You and Ji
abhor it. The...
- is
something they are
Embraced into.
Those without a clan are
known as
Caitiff, and are
considered outsiders.: 19–22 Vampire: The
Masquerade introduces...
-
cadre café café au lait cafetière cage
cagoule cahier cahoots caisson caitiff cajole,
compare cajoler cajolery Cajun calaboose calamine calamitous calamity...
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fearful of him. Dong Zhuo was
given the
title "General Who
Smashes the
Caitiffs" in 185, and "General of the Vanguard" in 188. He was
promoted to be the...
