- vegetation,
laying 3-6 eggs.
These birds probe with
their bill in mud or
shallow water, also
picking up food by sight. They
mainly eat
insects and
small fish and...
-
**** is a
common English slang word for the
human ****. It is ****erted to have been in use as
early as 1450. The term has
given rise to a wide
range of...
-
**** Beck is a
stream in the
outlying areas of
eastern Leeds, West Yorkshire, England,
which runs from its
source due to a
runoff north-west of Whinmoor...
- The
English ****er Spaniel is a
breed of gun dog. It is
noteworthy for
producing one of the most
varied numbers of pups in a
litter among all dog breeds...
- A
festy **** (alternatively
fastyn **** or
fitless ****) is a
Scottish alternative to the pancake,
fired in a kiln to mark
Shrove Tuesday. It is made...
- the question, "What is a ****tail?":
****-tail is a
stimulating liquor,
composed of
spirits of any kind, sugar,
water, and bitters—it is
vulgarly called...
-
outdoor fixture. Sil**** (and sill****), same as "spigot",
referring to a "
****" (as in stop**** and pet****) that
penetrates a
foundation sill. Bib (bib****...
- (Dendrocopos mahrattensis), yellow-e****
pigeon (Columba eversmanni),
water **** (Gallicrex cinerea), Pallas's gull (Ichthyaetus ichthyaetus), brown-headed...
-
Farriner bakery. He
claimed to have
acted with accomplices, who
stopped the
water ****s to
sabotage the
effort to put out the fire. Hubert's
confessed motive...
-
consequent continuous leakage of
water through the
valve with a
resulting waste of
water." US 418162, Cahill, W. J., "Ball
****",
published 2
October 1889,...
