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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «PUNGENTLY»
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1
Vegetation and Flora of the Sonoran Desert
Shrub or small tree 1-6 m. tall, with light gray bark and a dense crown of dark
green, pungently tipped leaves, more or less tufted at ends of branchlets; young
twigs sparsely arachnoid-puberulent; leaf blades lance-elliptic, 4-8 mm. wide, 2-5
...
Forrest Shreve, Ira Loren Wiggins, 1964
2
Flora of Alaska and Neighboring Territories: A Manual of the ...
... granular, tuberculate or wrinkled: Corolla yellow or orange; plant pungently
haired Amsinckia Corolla white: Nutlet with ventral groove scar; plant pungently
haired Cryptantha Nutlet with ventral keel; plant not pungently haired
Plagiobothrys ...
pungently. to. this. appeal,. but. less. elaborately. than. he. had. done. to. the.
Albany. arraignment;. deeming. the. argument. in. good. part. exhausted. On. the.
main. point,. he. said: rebellion. The Constitution itself rejects this view. The
military ...
Brought to the Danish court in 1629 to serve in the king's orchestra, English lutenist Peter Claire soon finds himself caught up in royal intrigue when he falls for a young woman who is the companion of the queen.
Jesse filled up his entire bathtub with something from each tap, until eventually,
he was swimming in rainbow-coloured water smelling pungently of different kinds
of perfume and coated in rich foam and bubbles. The thick fresh-smelling fluid ...
Stephanie Louise Lu, 2006
6
Red: A Biography of Red Smith
Be careful about the exact meaning of words: "crunched heads pungently."
Pungently means sharp, keen, piercing, etc., usually with reference to taste or
smell, not to physical combat. Never mind about this. Keep trying to do it your way
.
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A Manual of the Flowering Plants of California
Branchlets brownish or reddish; leaves thick, orbicular, 1 in. long or less, coarsely
and pungently toothed all around; warty stipules large; flowers large, purple;
pedicels 5 to 7 lines long. — Southern Napa Eange. (C. purpureus Jepson.) 28.
Stems erect (or frequently spreading and decumbent in A. montana), the bark
smooth and red; leaves widest at the middle or below, the upper and lower sides
alike c c. Leaves small, usually less than 2.5 cm. long, mostly pungently acute; ...
Leaves rigid, pungently pointed ; branchlets glabrous 5. P. pungens. Leaves
somewhat flattened, usually with stomata only on upper surface. Leaves rigid,
pungently pointed; cone-scales gnawed on the edge; branchlets glabrous 6.
Howard McMinn, Evelyn Maino, 1963
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Manual of the Grasses of the West Indies
The species is easily recognized by its smooth, rigid, spreading, pungently
pointed, conspicuously distichous blades. Mountain bogs and limestone ridges,
West Indies. Cuba: Sierra del Cristal, Ekman 6839. Haiti: Mission, Leonard 3829,
3890.
Albert Spear Hitchcock, 1936
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «PUNGENTLY»
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A Tour of the Amazing Peruvian Restaurants of Harrison and Kearny …
They stayed and prospered and the result is a thriving and concentrated expat community with a yen for pungently flavored food incorporating plenty of chiles. «Eater NY, jul 15»
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Tycoon Lord Sugar lashes out at newly …
For instance, re Twitter, he remarked pungently on Absolute Radio: 'Too many twits might make a t***.' Does the Queen need some new supporters? Some of ... «Daily Mail, jul 15»
Which Golden Girl and Kardashian Are You? Find Your Persona by …
... belle who simply wants to be loved, or in the pungently honest grand dame Sophia Petrillo (Estelle Getty), who is full of stories, recipes, and zingers, pussycat. «Out Magazine, jul 15»
'When Dad Showed Me The Universe'
Appearing in English for the first time, this Swedish picture book (first published in 1998) is a graceful little story with beautiful pastel illustrations and a pungently ... «Financial Times, abr 15»
Dharam Sankat Mein: A Thoughtful Take On Religious Divide
“Dharam Sankat Mein” has some lucid moments of self-questioning where the religious divide is pungently scrutinized and satirized. Hilarity at the cost of ... «Focus News, abr 15»
Bitter: one of the most interesting and exciting cookbooks I've ever …
The book explains that not all bitter tastes are alike, and categorizes bitterness in five chapters: Born To Be Bitter, Liquid Bitter, Pungently Bitter, Subtly Bitter, and ... «Boing Boing, out 14»
'The Sexual Life of Savages': Theater Review
Pungently written and brightly performed battle of sexual mores with an up-to-date edge founders on past-sell-by premises. «Hollywood Reporter, jul 14»
Science implores you: don't put your tomatoes in the refrigerator
And although those sulfuric aromas are what can make a rotten tomato smell so pungently foul, we should really resist the urge to refrigerate them. McGee writes ... «Quartz, jun 14»
HS2 takes big government stupidity to a new level
The nexus between big government and big business rarely stinks more pungently than when it comes to major public infrastructure projects. HS2 is stupid and ... «The Commentator, abr 14»
Rutgers Profs Protest Condi Rice As Graduation Speaker
H. Bruce Franklin, an English prof on the Newark campus, put this point pungently (maybe a little too pungently): “What we're doing is awarding an honorary ... «Philadelphia Magazine, mar 14»
