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Languidic (French pronunciation: [lɑ̃ɡidik]; Breton: Langedig) is a
commune in the
Morbihan department of
Brittany in north-western France. The local...
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Fatigue is a
state of
tiredness (which is not sleepiness),
exhaustion or loss of energy.
Fatigue (in the
medical sense) is
sometimes ****ociated with medical...
- Leia is a
variant of the
Hebrew Leah,
meaning languid in
several languages,
including Koine Gr**** and Portuguese. It is
commonly used in
reference to...
- 2016) was an
English actor and director.
Known for his
distinctive deep,
languid voice, he
trained at the
Royal Academy of
Dramatic Art in
London and became...
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sometimes known as musk parrots. The shining-parrots have long tails, a
languid crow-like
flight and very
bright plumage. The
genus Prosopeia was introduced...
- murdered." The
radio adaptations have been
described by The
Guardian as "
languid,
restful fun", and by The
Times as "always a treat...
Paris is an ingenious...
- long, its
skirt with mud. It
seems the
clerk just woke up, his eyes are
languid. The
clerk belongs to me, I
belong to the clerk, what is it to others?...
- Gamle; Old Norse:
Gormr gamli; Latin:
Gormus Senex), also
called Gorm the
Languid (Danish: Gorm Løge, Gorm den Dvaske), was
ruler of Denmark,
reigning from...
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their 1971
album Sticky Fingers. It is a slow-paced,
bluesy song
featuring languid guitars with
heavy blues and soul influences. In his review,
Richie Unterberger...
