-
****ade is a knot of ribbons, or
other circular- or oval-shaped
symbol of
distinctive colours which is
usually worn on a hat or cap. The word
****ade...
- colour" and was
added to the
militia ****ade to form a tricolour, or national,
****ade of France. This
****ade became part of the
uniform of the National...
- the red-
****aded wood**** is the only one that
excavates cavities exclusively in
living pine trees. The
older pines favored by the red-
****aded wood****...
-
ornament of Italy, red, white, and
green The Red
****ade, 1895
historical novel by
Stanley J.
Weyman Red-
****aded wood**** This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- The
****ade of
Italy (Italian:
Coccarda italiana tricolore) is the
national ornament of Italy,
obtained by
folding a green,
white and red
ribbon into...
-
Cross &
****ade International Journal,
normally referred to
simply as
Cross &
****ade, is a
historical magazine about aviation in
World War I,
first published...
- The
****ade of
France (French:
Cocarde tricolore, lit. 'Tricolor
****ade') is the
national ornament of France,
obtained by
circularly pleating a blue,...
- The
White ****ade is a 1945
Australian radio serial written by
Betty Roland for the
George Edwards Players. The
fifteen minute episodes aired each Monday...
- into a park or reserve, it can
still be
monitored and maintained. The red-
****aded wood**** (Picoides borealis) is an
endangered bird in the southeastern...
- a
white horse), both on a red shield.
Until 1831,
Polish soldiers wore
****ades of
various colour combinations. The
national flag was
officially adopted...
