QUE SIGNIFIE FISTNOTE EN ANGLAIS
définition de fistnote dans le dictionnaire anglais
La définition de fistnote dans le dictionnaire est une note ou un commentaire dans le texte imprimé précédé du symbole d'un poing avec l'index étendu, qui est utilisé pour mettre en évidence ou attirer l'attention sur le texte.
MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FISTNOTE»
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fistnote ·
merriam ·
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audio ·
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games ·
wiktionary ·
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shape ·
fist ·
pointed ·
index ·
finger ·
retrieved ·
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piece ·
text ·
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figure ·
pointing ·
more ·
something ·
that ·
serves ·
guide ·
point ·
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reference ·
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names ·
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symbol ·
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which ·
used ·
highlight ·
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attention ·
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infoplease ·
pronunciation ·
finder ·
anagrams ·
words ·
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factmonster ·
memidex ·
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images ·
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kutub ·
sinā ·
tibbīyah ·
hundred ·
books ·
medical ·
general ·
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FISTNOTE»
Découvrez l'usage de
fistnote dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
fistnote et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Thingamajigs and Whatchamacallits: Unfamiliar Terms for ...
FISTNOTE:n. a usually important note (as in a book) preceded by a printing
character in the shape of a fist with pointed index finger. “The fistnote in the
textbook expressed an important distinction to help readers understand the
previous ...
2
The Amazing Illustrated Word-Game Memory Books Set 3: ...
... shoe FLATTENS A shoe at the SEAFRONT Mr. UNSAFETY laces his shoe The
shoe has a FISTNOTE The insect FRONTES in a shoe The shoe provides
FORENSIC data ERGATES eat the King The King's GELANTS The King
ONSTAGE. 6.
... fistnote before the phrase: (Jerusalem Cross 5 Wounds) P. 124. 84.29
Jerusalem] Dj7; after this heading a crosshatch added in red pencil 84.35-36
Thoughts . . . faces.] marked through with a wavy line in pencil 85.2 (tradition . . .
scripture)] ...
Herman Melville, Howard C. Horsford, Lynn Horth,
1989
4
There's a Word for It (Revised Edition): A Grandiloquent ...
... 37 feriation, 216 ferroequinologist, 121 ferrule, 19,232 Fescennine verses, 94
festinate, 220 fettler, 120 fewterer, 128 fideism, 169 fidimplicitary, 128 fimetarious,
107 fistnote, 239 fizgig, 97 flapadosha, 97 fletcherize, 56 flews, 235 flexiloquent,
...
Charles Harrington Elster,
2005
5
On the Eighth Day Adam Slept Alone: New Poems
There is rarely a middle voice to let the subject act on or for itself, no fistnote to
clarify the catachresis. When all is said, done, and written, who wouldn't want to
go out with an everlasting interrobang?! Wrapped as we are in the objective ...
6
English Language Word Builder
... ETHERCAP EUDALMON EUROCRAT EYEBLINK FACEMAIL FALTBOAT
FAROLITO FAUTEUIL FEMERALL FERNALLY+ FILENAME FIREBIRD
FIRELOCK FISHBOLT FISTNOTE FLATIRON FLIPBOOK FOLDBOAT
FONTANGE FOOTWALL ...
7
The Complete Wordbook for Game Players: Winning Words for ...
... DROLLEST EMOTIONS EPIGONUS EXCITONS FIRESIDE GAGSTERS
GNARLIER HEARINGS IDOLIZES INNOVATE INVOKERS DISCOVER
DROPLETS EMPALEOS EPIGRAMS EXCITORS FISTNOTE GAHNITES
GNATLIKE HEARKENS ...
... ES RESEASON ROMAINES CM INCOMERS ST OESTRINS RESONATE
SMARTENS FT FISTNOTE CD REDCOATS LV LEVATORS SEASONER
ROMANISE SERMONIC SU NEUROSIS ER TERRANES MU MENSTRUA GH
HISTOGEN CF ...
I have seen them do tell on me I have seen them do not know any better and then
read from a text that says they do: witness: like a fistnote. They do witness like a
fistnote but are too much mistaken when they have too much to say — and they ...
10
Papers on lexicography in honor of Warren N. Cordell
The following fistnote is found at track: This practice, especially common in the
Northland and called by several names, as lining and cordelling, varies in detail
according to time and place, type of craft, kind of obstacle, and direction and
nature ...
James Edmund Congleton, John Edward Gates, Donald Hobar,
1979