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Sconcing is a
tradition at
Oxford University of
demanding that a
person drink a
tankard of ale or some
other alcoholic beverage as a
penalty for some breach...
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sconce in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sconce may
refer to:
Sconce (fortification), a
military fortification Sconce (light fixture)
Sconcing, imposing...
- A
sconce or wall
light is a
decorative light fixture that is
mounted to a wall. The
sconce is a very old form of fixture,
historically used with candles...
- A
sconce is a
small protective fortification, such as an earthwork,
often placed on a
mound as a
defensive work for artillery. It was used
primarily in...
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Sconce is a
professor and
cultural historian of
media and film. He is a
professor in the
Screen Cultures program at
Northwestern University.
Sconce has...
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traditional pub game in the UK. Some
ancient colleges at
Oxford University have
sconcing forfeits.
While it is po****rly said that
former Australian Prime Minister...
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Preestreno (2015)
Santiago Calori RaroVHS.com
Sconce, p. 19
Sconce, p. 49
Sconce, p. 60
Sconce, p.50
Sconce, p. 52 "The Defilers/S**** of the
Earth (1965/1963)"...
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Sconce and
Devon Park is a park in Newark, Nottinghamshire, England. It is the
location of Queen's
sconce, an
earthwork fortification that was
built in...
- island, Peenemünde
Sconce; a
small rearguard which was left
behind to
cover the
retreat was cut down.
Charles XII quit the
sconce the next day, instructing...
- The ****ault on Eda
sconce was an
incident on 11
February 1658, when a
Norwegian force under Michael Opitz attacked the
Swedish Sconce at Eda. The Norwegians...
