- firmament, but from the earth's motion. The
earth together with its
cir****jacent elements performs a
complete rotation on its
fixed poles in a
daily motion...
- "behavior-milieu interface" is
called the synomorph, and the
milieu is said to be
cir****jacent and
synomorphic to the behavior. In a dentist's office, for example,...
-
Sketch of the
Township Including Napoleon and the
Cir****jacent County by
Major Stephen Long, c. 1849...
- Winter-Hill A
draught of the
towns of
Boston and
Charles Town and the
cir****jacent country shewing the
works thrown up by His Majesty's troops, and also...
- jac- lie
Latin jaceo "to be thrown" adjacency, adjacent, cir****jacency,
cir****jacent, ease, easy, interjacent, interjoist, joist, nonadjacent, subjacent,...
-
Baird and Cdre
Popham on 10
January 1806: Cape Town, the Castle, and
cir****jacent fortifications were
surrendered to
Great Britain; the
garrison became...
- jac- lie
Latin jaceo "to be thrown" adjacency, adjacent, cir****jacency,
cir****jacent, ease, easy, interjacent, interjoist, joist, nonadjacent, subjacent,...
- Lancashire, Middleton's name
comes from it
being the
centre of
several cir****jacent settlements. It was an
ecclesiastical parish of the
hundred of Salford...
- ‡hiscō hisc- – – iaceō iac- iacu- jacit- be thrown, lie adjacent,
cir****jacent, nonadjacent, subjacent,
superjacent iaciō -iciō iac- iec- (j)ic- jact-...
- Wisbech, in the Isle of Ely, in the
county of Cambridge: and of the
cir****jacent towns and villages, the
drainage of the
great level of the Fens, the...
