BEZIRK: "district" in German and can refer to: ⁕The primary Subdivisions of East Germany from 1952 ⁕The districts of Austria ⁕Some of the Districts of Switzerland ⁕Regierungsbezirk, a "government district", a subdivision of some German federal states ⁕Stadtbezirk, a city district or borough
DARESAY: have the courage to do something
ReplyDeleteTONSURE: a part of a monk's or priest's head left bare on top by shaving off the hair.
ReplyDeleteRELIQUARY: a container for holy relics
ReplyDeleteCELLULOID: a transparent flammable plastic made in sheets from camphor and nitrocellulose, formerly used for cinematographic film
ReplyDeletePARQUET: a surface (such as a floor) made of small pieces of wood that fit together to form a pattern
ReplyDeleteASPERITY: harshness of tone or manner
ReplyDeleteBEZIRK: "district" in German and can refer to: ⁕The primary Subdivisions of East Germany from 1952 ⁕The districts of Austria ⁕Some of the Districts of Switzerland ⁕Regierungsbezirk, a "government district", a subdivision of some German federal states ⁕Stadtbezirk, a city district or borough
ReplyDeleteDIVAN: a large couch usually without back or arms often designed for use as a bed
ReplyDeleteMETTLE: quality of temperament or disposition
ReplyDeletePLASTICINE: a soft modeling material, used especially by children
ReplyDeleteLAVATORY: a room with conveniences for washing and usually with one or more toilets
ReplyDeletePRIG: a self-righteously moralistic person who behaves as if superior to others
ReplyDeleteIRASCIBILITY: a feeling of resentful anger
ReplyDeleteCAPORAL: a variety of tobacco.
ReplyDeleteLAISSEZ-PASSER: a document allowing the holder to pass; a permit
ReplyDeleteDITHERING: being in a state of agitation
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