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21lümələmək — (Ağcabədi) çəltiyi ikinci dəfə döymək. – Büyün bir çuval çəltiyi lümələmişəm …
22Lum and Abner — an American radio comedy which aired as a network program from 1932 to 1954, became an American institution in its low keyed, arch rural wit. One of a series of 15 minute serial comedies that dotted American radio at its height as America s numb …
23lum´ber|ing|ly — lum|ber|ing1 «LUHM buhr ihng, brihng», noun. the act or business of cutting and preparing timber for use. ╂[< lumber1 + ing1] lum|ber|ing2 «LUHM buhr ihng, brihng», adjective. 1. ponderous in movement; inconveniently bulky: »Air coach… …
24lum|ber|ing — lum|ber|ing1 «LUHM buhr ihng, brihng», noun. the act or business of cutting and preparing timber for use. ╂[< lumber1 + ing1] lum|ber|ing2 «LUHM buhr ihng, brihng», adjective. 1. ponderous in movement; inconveniently bulky: »Air coach… …
25Lum Choar — ( km. លំជ័រ) contains four villages and has a population of 1,385. In the 2007 commune council elections, three of the commune s five seats went to the Cambodian People s Party and two went to the Sam Rainsy Party.… …
26lum-head — lumˈ headˈ noun The top of a chimney • • • Main Entry: ↑lum …
27lum|ber — lum|ber1 «LUHM buhr», noun, verb. –n. 1. timber that has been roughly cut into boards, planks, or beams and prepared for use: »Since 1920, the center of the lumber industry has been in the Pacific Northwest, with the South running a close second… …
28lum|pen|pro|le|tar|i|at — «LUM puhn PROH luh TAIR ee uht», noun. the section of the proletariat that lacks class consciousness: »These are not the real working class. These are the lumpenproletariat, tainted by petty bourgeois ideology (New Yorker). ╂[< German… …
29lum|pen — «LUM puhn», adjective. lacking class consciousness: »a lumpen intellectual. When it comes to voting time…the lumpen aristocracy, too, just shuffle mindlessly past the ballot box (Punch). ╂[back formation < lumpenproletariat] …
30lum|bar — «LUHM buhr», adjective, noun. –adj. of the loin or loins: »the lumbar region. –n. a lumbar vertebra, artery, nerve, or the like. ╂[< New Latin lumbaris < Latin lumbus loin] …
