10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLABELLATION»
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
The thorax, however, is more elongate, being somewhat gable-shaped; the
posterior angles do not roject laterally so much, and the disk is piceous or black.
he antennae have a greater tendency to flabellation. The scutellum is piceous or
...
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
FINCKLE 314 FLABELLATION FINCKLE, Anethum. FINGER, Dicritm — f. Ring,
Annular 6nger. FINIS ASPERiE ARTERLE, Larynx. FIOLE, Phiala. FIR-MOSS,
UPRIGHT, Lycopodium se- lago — f. Scotch, Pinus sylvestris — f. Spruce,
Norway ...
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An Explanatory and Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
A soft flexible state of I substance, which renders it oasily movenble and 'elrling to
pressure. F ABBY, flibié, a. Soft; notfinn; easily shaken. FLABEL, flélfhl-l, 1|.. A fun
. [ning. FLABELLATION,flib-$1-tifshfln, n. The act of fanFLABTLE, flibiil, 11.
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Biology and Ecology of Norway Spruce
The cone scales are deltoidal or spatulate, erect and wider than long, with
rounded tops lacking flabellation and indentation or only slightly serrulate. The
scales overlap by more than 3⁄4 inside each other. The cones of this variety are
similar ...
Mark G. Tjoelker, Adam Boratynski, Wladyslaw Bugala, 2007
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An English Dictionary: Explaining the Difficult Terms ...
... ю endure the fire. Fixed ftars not varying their difiance from one ano ther -, end
( corruptly ) as Fixed flaw, comets from Fix, o. hair. Fiz gig, a Vart to ßrik P.]h?s as
they fwim. Fiion, Fuifon, SC th Heart or natural Juice oj Herbs, 8cc. Flabellation ...
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The Superior Person's Second Book of Weird and Wondrous Words
"And now, my best beloved," you whisper to your viscer- otonic (q.v.) innamorata,
"would you care for a little flabellation?" FLAGITIOUS a. <£ Grossly criminal,
utterly disgraceful, shamefully wicked. Perhaps the ultimate in condemnatory ad-
...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
... Little Spurthroated Grasshopper; Migratory Grasshopper; Nevada Sage
Grasshopper; Packard Grasshopper; Striped Sand Grasshopper; Valley
Grasshopper. FLABELLATION Noun. (Latin, flabellare I to fan + -tion I process.)
Act of fanning.
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The American Entomologist: An Illustrated Magazine of ...
The plumosity or flabellation of the antennae is on the contrary in the inverse
proportion, that is to say, these genera in which the antenna? are plumose in the
male, usually have small eyes. Where the eyes are large in both sexes, both
sexes ...
Benjamin Dann Walsh, Charles Valentine Riley, George Vasey, 1868
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An universal etymological English dictionary. 21st [sic] ed
FLABELLATION, a fanning, an airing or firing Wind unto. L. FLACCES'CENCY [
affatteseere, L.] Lim- bernrst. Flagging. FLACCID [flateidat, L.] drooping, flags'.. w:
-' »n!t, limber. FLACCTDITY, re'.ax.dness, Laxity, Want tf Firmness. FL.\CK.
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
'To fizzle'—whence then—isafreq offizz; fizzy, the adjoffizz,n. flabbergast.
SeeFLAP. flabby(whence flabbiness). See FLAP, para 2. flabellate (whence
flabellation), flabellum; flageolet; flautist, flute; flout (v hence n). 1. The baseis L
flāre, to blow ...
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Flabellation just means that you fan, Though my aunt caused a scene in Spokane When the temperature flared, And at church, she declared «Washington Post, Sep 14»
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Flabellation is the use of a fan to cool something down. 23. Bamboozle derives from a French word, embabouiner, meaning "to make a baboon ... «Huffington Post, Jun 14»
