- of
Mastic. The Long
Island Rail Road
built a
station in 1882 and, on July 15, 1960, the stop was
moved 7,010 feet (2,140 m)
west and
renamed Mastic–Shirley...
-
Mastic Reserve lies at the
eastern end of the
North Side of
Grand Cayman, one of the
Cayman Islands, a
British Overseas Territory in the
Caribbean Sea...
-
Since then, one
village was
created (
Mastic Beach in
Suffolk County) and 25
villages were
dissolved (including
Mastic Beach,
after only
seven years of incorporation)...
- 1933) is an
Indian-born British-American actress,
cookbook and
travel writer, and
television personality. She is
recognized for
bringing Indian cuisine to...
- (Laurus nobilis).
Other types include California bay laurel,
Indian bay leaf,
West Indian bay laurel, and
Mexican bay laurel. Bay
leaves contain essential...
- mahalepi, St.
Lucie cherry (Prunus mahaleb)
Marjoram (Origanum majorana)
Mastic (Pistacia lentiscus) Mint (Mentha spp.), 25 species,
hundreds of varieties...
- S****ham, Farmingville, Fire
Island Pines,
Gordon Heights, Manorville,
Mastic,
Mastic Beach, Medford,
Middle Island,
Miller Place, Moriches,
Mount Sinai,...
- is a
symbol of the
purity of youth.
Mastic (plant resin) also
known as
acacia gum, acacia,
Arabic gum, and
Indian gum
Mortensen A,
Aguilar F, Crebelli...
- the
Anglo Saxon word "cwidu" (Mastix), the
German word "Kitt" (cement or
mastic) and the old
Norse word "kvada". The word "ašphalt" is
claimed to have been...
- the
South S****. The Unkechaug's
Poospatuck Reservation at
Mastic is the
smallest Indian reservation in the state.
Since the mid-20th century, the Montaukett...
