what is a marter or mayter?
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Note: A martyr, by definition, does NOT kill other people in the process of their martyrdom. so suicide bombers are not exactly martyrs.
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Canter: a horse's gait faster than a trot, but not as fast as a gallop.\n\nTo give her horse some exercise, Molly cantered her around the pasture. She did not gallop her because it was such a hot day.
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This concept was developed by Ernst Mayr and simply states that a species is a population that breeds among itself, constrained from breeding with other populations by morphological,behavioral, or sexual selective differences.
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USA,Japan,Germany and China. By Dour, I think you mean doers. Doers implies something is going to get done. Doers = Just do it. Doers may need an apostrophe to be gramatically correct.  Doers' or Do'ers. Do not know. Bye.
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if it is an er verb then jouver??
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EISHEILIGEN\nIn the Midwest there is usually a cold spell around the middle of May, and some of the old German-Americans can tell you why. It is because of the "Eisheiligen" (ice saints), also called "Eismänner" (ice men) or "gestrenge Herren" (puissant lords). In Pennsylfanisch Daitsch they are the "Eisheilichi". \n\nAccording to the "Hundertjährige Kalender" they visit on their three days, May 12 through 14. "Pankratius, Servatius und Bonifatius machen den Bauern noch viel Verdruss" (Pankratius, Servatius and Bonifatius cause the farmers still a lot of grief.) This farmers' lore is based on actual observations before 1845, afterwards the cold spells became less frequent. (Der Neue Knaur [1975], Vol. 3, 1479).\n\nIn some German areas the cold spell may be between May 11 and May 14: "Die Eismänner" Mamertus, Pankratius, Servatius, Bonifatius, were bishops and martyrs of the 4th and 5th century. They are also known under other names. \n\nIn other areas May 14 is governed by Bonifatius, and May 15 by the "kalte Sophie". \n\nMany "Bauernregeln" express the fears of farmers, wine-growers and gardeners:\n\nMay 12 and May 25:\nPankraz und Urban ohne Regen,\nbringen grossen Erntesegen.\n(Pancratius and Urbanus without rain\nblesses harvests for great gain).\n\nMay 12, 13 and 14: \nPankraz, Servaz, Bonifaz \nmachen erst dem Sommer Platz.\n(Once Pancratius, Servatius, Bonifatius\nare gone, summer can come.\n\nMay 14, 15: \nVor Bonifaz kein Sommer,\nNach der Sofie kein Frost.\n(Don't count on summer before Bonifatius;\nand when Sophia's gone, so is the frost).\n\nMay 15: \nUnd zum Schluss fehlt nie,\ndie kalte Sofie.\n(Yeah, yeah, you can always\ncount on cold Sophia).\n\nMay 25: \nWie es sich um St. Urban verhält,\nso ist's noch 20 Tage bestellt.\n(The weather on St. Urbanus day\nwill easily shape the next twenty days).\n\nIn the Alps during this time there may be night watches; warning shots or ringing of bells will call the wine-growers together for "Reifbrennen" or "Reifheizen" (frost fires). With green wood, twigs and dirt a smoke will be produced, covering the whole valley, to protect young blossoms and shoots. (R. Beitl, Wörterbuch der deutschen Volkskunde [1974], 170).
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oblique, obilisque shape
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I think it's Blitzen or Donner or Dasher.
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Here is a page that not only tells you something about a brocken specter, but also shows a good picture of one.\n\nhttp://epod.usra.edu/archive/epodviewer.php3?oid=184384
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swordsman\nMaster swordsman\nfencer
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may is if you are allowed to do something. such as he may drive the car. will is that you are going to do something, such as he will go to sleep.
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Jackel\nPickle\nFickle\nPacker
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What is a billiner? It is not in the dictionary, had me going there thought there was a word I didn't know for a minute.
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Mini = miniaturized version\nCooper = Barrel maker\nI guess so, I remember driving one of those. My brother just about broke his neck because he forgot to put brakes on the dang thing. I landed on him.
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wat ra?\nexplain morr
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Yellow Ledbetter maybe?
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"The Model" Rick Martel