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121Cold Lazarus — This article is about the Dennis Potter TV serial. For the Stargate SG 1 episode of the same name, see Cold Lazarus (Stargate SG 1). For other uses of the name Lazarus, see Lazarus (name). Cold Lazarus Format Drama Created by Dennis Potter… …
122Cold Cuts (The Sopranos episode) — Infobox Television episode | Title = Cold Cuts Series = The Sopranos Season = 5 Episode = 62 Guests = see below Writer = Robin Green Mitchell Burgess Director = Mike Figgis Airdate = May 9, 2004 Production = 510 Episode list = Episode chronology… …
123cold — 1. Not warm. Anu, anuanu; ko eko e, hu ihu i (chilly). Also: pūanuanu, konāhau (of wind); hau oki, haua īliki, āmu emu e, uhē (bitter). ♦ To be very cold, make anu. ♦ To shiver, as with cold, lī, ulupi i. ♦ Cold are nights without a… …
124Cold River Lady — Original band lineup, London, March 1973 (left to right) Phil Weaver, Mike Lawley, Paul Cheshire, Paul Griffiths, Will Wright, Pedro Brown Cold River Lady (“CRL”) was a rock band that was formed in 1970 in Hereford in the Welsh Marches of England …
125Cold Front (Enterprise) — ST episode name =Cold Front series =Enterprise ep num =10 prod num =111 date =November 28, 2001 writer =Stephen Beck Tim Finch director =Robert Duncan McNeill producer =Dawn Valazquez guest =John Fleck Matt Winston Michael O Hagan Joseph Hindy… …
126cold nodule — When radioactive material is used to examine the thyroid with a scanner, nodules that collect less radioactive material than the surrounding thyroid tissue are considered cold. A nodule that is cold does not make thyroid hormone. Cold nodules may …
127make someone's hair stand on end — HORRIFY, shock, appal, scandalize, stun; make someone s blood run cold; informal make someone s hair curl. → hair * * * make someone s hair stand on end To frighten or astonish someone greatly • • • Main Entry: ↑hair * * * make someone’s hair… …
128cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey — Meaning Very cold weather conditions. Origin Uncertain origin. Some references say that the brass triangles that supported stacks of iron cannonballs on sailing ships were called monkeys and that in cold weather, as brass contracts more than iron …
