-
definition making a
clear distinction between the
sodalities and
other confraternities.
Confraternities and
sodalities had
their beginnings after the rise of the...
-
Sodor may
refer to:
Sodor (fictional island), the
setting for The
Railway Series Diocese of
Sodor and Man of the
Church of
England Bishop of
Sodor and...
- and
Australian English,
sod is more
commonly known as turf, and the word "
sod" is
limited mainly to
agricultural senses.
Sod is
generally used for lawns...
-
sodality is a
social grouping which is not
determined by
family membership (non-kin), and
which extends across an
entire tribe.
Pantribal sodalities sometimes...
- one, but as many as
seven or even
twenty different sodalities.
During the
period that the
sodalities were
connected with the
houses and
churches of the...
- up
sod,
sód,
sød, or
SOD in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sod is gr**** and the part of the soil
beneath it held
together by the roots.
Sod or
SOD may...
- a
sodality is a non-kin
group organized for a
specific purpose (economic, cultural, or other), and
frequently spanning villages or towns.
Sodalities are...
-
Sod's law, a
British culture axiom,
states that "if
something can go wrong, it will". The law
sometimes has a corollary: that the
misfortune will happen...
- by
natural gas or
heating oil,
although some
urban suppliers distribute sods of turf as "smokeless fuel" for
domestic use. The
Republic has a
strong commitment...
- Groundbreaking, also
known as cutting,
sod-cutting,
turning the
first sod, turf-cutting, or a
sod-turning ceremony, is a
traditional ceremony in many cultures...
