</>embed</> right old-line oldline adj Synonyms for oldline adjadhering to conservative or reactionary principles Synonyms old-line Related Words right Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc. ...
After that year Robert Patterson's name disappears from John Andrews' agents' list, but other names are shown as his contacts in that city. All of which strongly suggests that Solomon Spalding (who continued to receive his mail at the Pittsburgh post office, even after he moved several miles...
10.addict This was the Latin name for a slave given to Roman soldiers to reward them for performance in battle. Eventually, this term was applied to anyone who was a slave to anything, e.g., a drug.【1】Which pair of words originated from the names of two peopleA.addict and escape....
Old-fashioned baby names hover above trends, never go out of style, and somehow give even babies an air of undeniable authority (why, hello, Abraham, Cornelius, and Evangeline). They’re charming and distinctive, not too obscure and sound wiser than their years. And perhaps most important, ...
99 Old Fashioned Boy Names 1. Noah Noah, meaning rest or comfort, has been a popular name for boys for centuries. It is a name of biblical fame first appearing in the Book of Genesis. For those parents who want to select an alternative to the name Noah that sounds similar and is easi...
And it was repeatedly mentioned in her presence by Masons at that place, that not only the writer of this but others that least expected it, would share the fate of Morgan; they had the names of all who had any agency in exposing Masonry, and had the power as well as the will to ...
One of the little joys of loving the old roses is grasping the richness of names & symbolism that they bring into our private gardens. Many bear both the history and the sounds of faraway places. Linguistically, all Rosespecies- the original wild roses of the world - are titled in Latin,...
) The science of names or of their classification. Onomatope (n.) An imitative word; an onomatopoetic word. Onomatopoeia (n.) The formation of words in imitation of sounds; a figure of speech in which the sound of a word is imitative of the sound of the thing which the word represents...
Hazard was twisting and turning and getting into good positions, but how we missed a late-arriving midfielder – no names, no pack drill – to finish it all off. Too often the ball ended up at the feet of Kante or Willian, both who seemed shot shy. Ruben Loftus-Cheek came on for ...
This construction shows different architectural elements that include Roman traces. As all fortifications, it was used as a defensive means until the Christian Reconquest, when it became an important coastal watch point. Some of the towers that are preserved in the fortress walls were given names ...