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  • 61Foul (nautical) — Foul is a nautical term meaning to entangle or entwine, and more generally that something is wrong or difficult. The term dates back to usage with wind driven sailing ships. Fouled anchorIt is usually applied to the state of an anchor, which has… …

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  • 62Basic Parachute Course — The Basic Parachute Course for members of the British Armed Forces is conducted by the Static Line Training Squadron of No.1 Parachute Training School RAF, based at RAF Brize Norton.The Basic Parachute Course is 4 weeks long for regular troops.… …

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  • 63liggar — ligger (2 and 3).ligger 1) a floating line with bait used for catching pike and generally wound round a bundle of reeds. A night fishing method (Norfolk dialect) …

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  • 64pugree — /pug ree/, n. 1. a light turban worn in India. 2. a scarf of silk or cotton, usually colored or printed, wound round a hat or helmet and falling down behind as a protection against the sun. Cf. havelock. Also, pugaree, puggaree. [1655 65; < Hindi …

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  • 65Charlemagne — • Biography of the emperor covering his political, military, and religious entanglements Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Charlemagne     Charlemagne      …

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  • 66turbanize — verb To adorn with a headdress; consisting of a long scarf like single piece of cloth wound round the head; specifically a turban, signifying regal dignity and power …

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  • 67headwrap — noun A long strip of cloth wound round the head (especially as worn by African women) …

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  • 68puttee — noun a) A strip of cloth wound round the leg for protection. b) Legging …

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  • 69Magnetic Surveying in Archaeology (book) — Magnetic Surveying in Archaeology (Wormianum, 2008, ISBN 978 87 89531 29 8) is a book written by Russian archaeologist T. N. Smekalova together with O. Voss and S. L. Smekalov. In the book researches collected information about magnetic&#8230; …

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  • 70Chaperón (sombrero) — Retrato presuntamente de Giovanni Arnolfini por Jan van Eyck, finales de la década de 1430. El chaperón es utilizado con cornette anudado sobre la cabeza, y el patte colgando hacia atras (estilo C). El bourrelet se encuentra girado.[1] El&#8230; …

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