- The
Glums is a
British television sitcom which first aired on ITV in 1979. It had its
origins in a
segment of the 1950s
radio show Take It from Here....
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known as "
glumes" form the
lowermost organs of a
spikelet (there are
usually two but one is
sometimes reduced; or rarely, both are absent).
Glumes may be...
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Glum is an
album by the
American band
Giant Sand,
released in 1994. It was the band's
first album to be
distributed by a
major label.
Giant Sand supported...
- 1940. "Erik
Glümer". EU Football.
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December 2021. "Erik
Glümer". worldfootball.net.
Retrieved 15
December 2021. Erik
Glümer at WorldFootball...
- In
Germanic paganism, the
indigenous religion of the
ancient Germanic peoples who
inhabit Germanic Europe,
there were a
number of
different gods and goddesses...
- and
actor of stage, radio,
television and film,
known for his
roles as Pa
Glum in Take It from Here and as
headmaster "Professor"
James Edwards in Whack-O...
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spikelet consists of two (or
sometimes fewer)
bracts at the base,
called glumes,
followed by one or more florets.: 13 A
floret consists of the
flower surrounded...
- Víga-
Glúms saga (Modern
Icelandic pronunciation: listen) is one of the
Sagas of Icelanders. It
takes place mostly in and
around Eyjafjörður in
North Iceland...
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spikelet comprises one or more
florets enclosed by two
glumes (sterile bracts), with
flowers and
glumes arranged in two
opposite rows
along the spikelet. Examples...
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Whitfield and Alma Cogan. The show is best
remembered for
introducing The
Glums.
Through TIFH Muir and
Norden reinvented British post-war
radio comedy –...
