Corposant

cor;po;sant pronunciation: function: noun etymology: portuguese corpo-santo, literally, holy bodydate: circa 1595 : saint elmo's fire

Culls

1cull pronunciation: function: transitive verb etymology: middle english, from anglo-french culier, coillir, from latin colligere to bind together — more at collectdate: 13th century 1 : to select from a group : choose lt;culled the best passages from the poet's workgt;2 : to reduce or control the size of (as a herd) by removal (as by hunting) of especially weaker animals; also : to hunt or kill (animals) as a means of population control— cull;er noun

praesidiumの意味

━━ n. ＝presidium.

Chaldeanの意味

?chaldea

How to eat its fruit and the bride to the United States

bit, bit brides married last month, even if its common to eat things like this, the road to eat the skin of the united states and the united states a chance they take advantage of the opportunity for skin care to know. meiji laijiang to eat out today is how jiang zemin. suitable for food to eat to win, not just a gradual, not only can not eat a meal, eat the staple food. 1 pomegranate on the beauty of using pomegranate peel, ancient people in a long long time ago. researchers, atherosclerosis prevention and anti-aging pomegranate, the process of cancer on the human body, antioxidants, pomegranate liquor, found that significant benefits may reduce the high level of pomegranate juice. first pomegranate antioxidant findings for its product

Casus belli

ca;sus bel;li pronunciation: function: noun inflected form(s): plural ca;sus belli etymology: new latin, occasion of wardate: circa 1841 : an event or action that justifies or allegedly justifies a war or conflict