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11ponė — põnė sf. (2) [K], ponė̃ (4) Zt; N, I žr. ponia: 1. Man põnė pasako, kab ateitų svečiuosna kas Zt. Užrašė Mykolo nabaštikas namą, põnė būs Krš. Ar esi kokia kuningė ar ponė?! A1885,18. 2. Dabar ponas im (į) põnę šneka LB232 …
12pone — See de pone; writ of pone …
13pone — noun Etymology: modification of Virginia Algonquian appone Date: 1634 Southern & Midland corn pone …
14Pone — A writ by which a suit was transferred from a *county court to a higher court. *Bracton said of it: When a plea begun by writ of right has, at the petition of the demandant, been transferred to the great court by pone, the tenant must be summoned …
15pone — noun Pone is used after these nouns: ↑corn …
16Pone — Someone of little or no value; an irritant; a bothersome person you can do nothing about. That guy that keeps coming around and messing up my stuff ain t nothin but a pone …
17Pone — Someone of little or no value; an irritant; a bothersome person you can do nothing about. That guy that keeps coming around and messing up my stuff ain t nothin but a pone …
18pone — [pəʊn] noun another term for corn pone. Origin Algonquian, bread …
19pone — noun (U) AmE informal corn pone …
20pone — I. /poʊn/ (say pohn) noun US 1. Also, pone bread. baked or fried bread made of maize. 2. an oval shaped loaf or cake of it. {Algonquian äpan something baked} II. /ˈpoʊni/ (say pohnee) noun the player in a card game on the dealer s right. {Latin,… …
