BOUS, LUXEMBOURG

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LUXEMBOURG — or Luxemburg geographical name province SE Belgium capital Arlon area 1706 square miles (4418 square kilometers ), population 232,813, country …
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LUXEMBOURG — I City (pop., 2001 prelim.: 76,833), capital of Luxembourg . A rocky promontory along the Alzette River was the site …
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LUXEMBOURG — adjective or lux·em·burg ˈlu̇ksəmˌbu̇rg, -bu̇əg also ˈlük- or -ˌbərg or -ˌbə̄g or -ˌbəig; ˈləksəmˌbərg, -bə̄g, -bəig also -bu̇rg or -bu̇əg …
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LUXEMBOURG — /luk"seuhm berrg'/ ; Fr. /lyuuk sahonn boohrdd"/ , n. 1. a grand duchy surrounded by Germany, France, and Belgium. 422,474; …
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LUXEMBOURG — n. country in northwestern Europe, Grand duchy of luxembourg; capital and largest city of the country Luxembourg; province in Belgium; …
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LUXEMBOURG — or Lux·em·burg ˈlək-səm-ˌbərg, ˈlu̇k-səm-ˌbu̇rk 1. province SE Belgium capital Arlon area 1706 square miles (4418 square kilometers ), population 232,813 …
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LUXEMBOURG — officially Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, French Grand-Duch de Luxembourg, German Grossherzogtum Luxemburg one of the smallest nations in Europe, situated …
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LUXEMBOURG — Lux ‧ em ‧ bourg BrE AmE , Luxemburg /ˈlʌks ə mbɜːɡ $ -bɜːrɡ/ a small country in western Europe, …
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LUXEMBOURG — n. City (pop., 2001 prelim.: 76,833), capital of Luxembourg . A rocky promontory along the Alzette River was the site …
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LUXEMBOURG — n. officially Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Country, western Europe. Area: 999 sq mi (2,586 sq km). Population (2002 est.): 447,000. …
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LUXEMBOURG — n геогр. 1. Люксембург Grand Duchy of Luxembourg - Великое Герцогство Люксембург 2. г. Люксембург
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LUXEMBOURG — сущ.; геогр.1) Люксембург (государство) 2) г. Люксембург (столица государства Люксембург)
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LUXEMBOURG — (n) Люксембург
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LUXEMBOURG — n геогр. 1. Люксембург Grand Duchy of ~ - Великое Герцогство Люксембург 2. г. Люксембург
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LUXEMBOURG — n геогр. 1. Люксембург Grand Duchy of Luxembourg - Великое Герцогство Люксембург 2. г. Люксембург
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LUXEMBOURG — n. Люксембург [геогр.]
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LUXEMBOURG — n. Люксембург [геогр.]
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LUXEMBOURG — сущ. ; геогр. 1) = Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Люксембург ( государство в Западной Европе ) 2) Люксембург ( столица …
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LUXEMBOURG — сущ.; геогр. 1) - Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Люксембург (государство в Западной Европе) 2) Люксембург (столица государства Люксембург)
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BOUS, GERMANY — Бус
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CARIBOU — noun (plural -bou or -bous) Etymology: Canadian French, from Micmac γalipu Date: circa 1665 a large gregarious deer ( Rangifer …
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PRIEST — I. ˈprēst noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English prest, preist, from Old English prēost, modification of Late Latin presbyter, …
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COW
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BUTTER — I. ˈbəd.ə(r), ˈbətə- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English butere; akin to Old Frisian & Old …
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BULIMIA — I. byüˈlimēə noun also bou·lim·ia bü- ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek boulimia great hunger, from bous head …
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BUFFALO — I. ˈbəfəˌlō also -f(ˌ)lō noun ( plural buffalo or buffaloes also buffalos ) Etymology: Italian bufalo & Spanish búfalo, from …
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BUCOLIC — I. (ˈ)byü|kälik adjective also bu·col·i·cal -lə̇kəl Etymology: Latin bucolicus, from Greek boukolikos, from boukolos cowherd (from bous head of cattle …
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BOOZE — I. intransitive verb also boose ˈbüz ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: alteration (perhaps influenced by Flemish boezen to tipple) of earlier …
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ICTIOBUS — ikˈtīəbəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, irregular from ichthy- + Greek bous ox, cow (also, a kind of fish) …
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HECATOMB — ˈhekəˌtōm sometimes -tüm or -täm noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin hecatombe, from Greek hekatombē, from hekaton hundred + -bē …
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BUSYCON — byüˈsīˌkän noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek bousykon, a large fig, from bous head of cattle + sykon …
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BURHINUS — byüˈrīnəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek bou- (from bous cow, ox) + New Latin -rhinus; from an …
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BUPRESTIS — -tə̇s noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, poisonous beetle causing cattle that ate it in the grass to …
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BUPLEURUM — byüˈplu̇rəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin bupleuron hare's-ear ( Bupleurum rotundifolium ), alteration of Greek boupleuros, from …
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BUPHTHALMUM — -lməm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek bouphthalmon oxeye (flower), from bo- (from bous ) + -ophthalmon (from …
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BUPHTHALMOS — b(y)üfˈthalməs, ˌbəf-, -ˌmäs noun also buph·thal·mia -_mēə ( plural buphthalmos·es -_məsə̇z, -ˌmäsə̇z ; also buphthalmi·as -_mēəz) Etymology: buphthalmos from New …
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BULIMUS — byüˈlīməs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, probably from Latin, great hunger, from Greek boulimos, from bous head of cattle …
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BUGLOSS — ˈbyüˌgläs, -lȯs noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle French buglosse, from Latin buglossa, irregular from Greek bouglōssos, bouglōsson, from bous …
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BUDORCAS — byüˈdȯrkəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek bous head of cattle + dorkas gazelle — more at cow …
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BUCRANIUM — byüˈkrānēəm noun also bu·crane (ˈ)byü|krān ( plural bucra·nia byüˈkrānēə ; also bucranes ) Etymology: Latin, from Greek boukranion ox head, …
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BUCHLOË — ˈbyükləˌwē noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek bous head of cattle + chloē young grass; akin to Greek …
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BUCEROS — ˈbyüsəˌräs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek boukerōs with horns like those of cattle, from bous head of …
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BUCEPHALA — byüˈsefələ noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek boukephalē, feminine of boukephalos bullheaded, from bous bull, ox, head of …
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BUBALUS — ˈbyübələs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from LGK boubalos buffalo, from Greek, an African antelope, probably from bous head …
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BOUSTROPHEDON — noun also bou·stro·phei·don or bu·stro·phe·don or bu·stro·phei·don ˌbüstrəˈfēˌdän, -ēd ə n, | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷_fē|dän; bü|sträfə|dän ( -s ) Etymology: Greek boustrophēdon, adverb, …
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BOUCHAL — ˈbüəḵəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Irish buachaill, from Middle Irish, cowherd; akin to Welsh bugail shepherd, Breton bugel; all …
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BOOPHILUS — bōˈäfələs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek boo- (from bous head of cattle) + New Latin -philus — …
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BEWIT — noun or bew·et ˈbyüə̇t ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English bewette, from Middle French buie, beue fetter (from Latin bojae, …
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BULBOUS — [bul.bous] adj (1578) 1: having a bulb: growing from or bearing bulbs 2: resembling a bulb esp. in roundness "a …
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