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61farinaceous — [far΄ə nā′shəs] adj. [LL farinaceus < L farina: see FARINA] 1. containing, consisting of, or made from flour or meal 2. like meal 3. containing starch …
62mealy — adj. (mealier, mealiest) 1 a of or like meal; soft and powdery. b containing meal. 2 (of a complexion) pale. 3 (of a horse) spotty. 4 (in full mealy mouthed) not outspoken; afraid to use plain expressions. Phrases and idioms: mealy bug any insect …
63Child and Dependent Care Credit — Part of a series on Taxation Taxation in the United States …
64Kazy — or kazi (Kazakh: қазы) is a traditional sausage like meal of the Kazakh and other ethnic groups of the Turkic origin. A dastarkhan, celebration table, cannot be imagined without the kazy.PreparationHorse flesh ribs are cut out with the meat and… …
65Parador de Villafranca del Bierzo Leon Province (Leon & Province) — Parador de Villafranca del Bierzo Leon Province country: Spain, city: Leon & Province (Province: Villafranca del Bierzo) Parador de Villafranca del Bierzo Leon Province Location This hotel can be found in the extreme north of the Region of… …
66mil — 1. a unit of distance equal to 0.001 inch: a milli inch, in other words. Mils are used, primarily in the U.S., to express small distances and tolerances in engineering work. One mil is exactly 25.4 microns, just as one inch is exactly 25.4… …
67Pyralis farinalis — Meal Moth redirects here; not to be confused with flour moth . Meal Moth Adult from above (image by entomart.be) …
68Brain (as food) — Like most other internal organs, the brain can serve as nourishment. This includes the brains of pigs, cattle, monkeys, and in rare circumstances, humans. In many cultures, different types of brain are considered a delicacy.Cultural consumptionIn …
69Bouche en court — Meal/mouthful in court. The AnNor. term for the right to eat at the king s table, or that of a prince. It was granted as part of a salary or pension to someone like the king s physic and many others who had variously served the king. Cf.… …
70refute, deny — Like repudiate, refute is a stronger, more powerful word than deny. To deny is to claim that an opinion, statement, allegation, or charge is simply not true. To refute is to prove that whatever is stated or believed is false, erroneous, and… …
