PALMISTS

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American English-Russian dictionary. Американский Англо-Русский словарь. 2012

WORLD — I. ˈwərld, esp before pause or consonant -rəld; ˈwə̄ld noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English weorld, world, from Old …
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VENUSIAN — I. və̇ˈn(y)üsēən, -sh(ē)ən adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Venus, 2d planet from the sun + English -an : relating to …
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SQUARE — I. ˈskwa(a)](ə)r, -we], ]ə\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English squyre, square, from Middle French esquerre, esquarre, from (assumed) …
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SPATULATE — I. -chələ̇t, -ˌlāt adjective Etymology: spatula + -ate (adjective suffix) 1. : shaped like a spatula : spoon-shaped spreading her …
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SATURNIAN — I. səˈtərnēən adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Latin saturni us Saturnian (from Saturnus sixth major planet from the sun and …
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PSYCHIC — I. ˈsīkik, -kēk adjective Etymology: Greek psychikos of the soul, of life, from psychē soul, life + -ikos -ic 1. …
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PERCUSSION — I. pə(r)ˈkəshən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin percussion-, percussio, from percussus (past participle of percutere to beat, strike, from …
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MOUNT — I. ˈmau̇nt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English munt, mont, mount, partly from Old English munt, from Latin mont-, …
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MERCURIAN — I. mercurian adjective Etymology: Mercury (god & planet) + English -an obsolete : mercurial II. mer·cu·ri·an (ˌ)mərˈkyu̇rēən noun ( -s …
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MARTIAN — I. ˈmärshən, ˈmȧsh- adjective Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Latin Mart-, Mars, the 4th planet from the sun (from stella Martis, …
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LUNARIAN — I. lüˈna(a)rēən noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: lunar + -an, n. suffix 1. : a supposed inhabitant …
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CONIC — I. ˈkänik, -nēk sometimes ˈkōn- adjective Etymology: Greek kōnikos, from kōnos cone + -ikos -ic — more at hone 1. …
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APOLLONIAN — I. |apə|lōnēən, -nyən also |āˌpä|- adjective also ap·ol·lon·ic -|länik ; or apol·lo·nis·tic ə|pälō|nistik Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Greek Apollōn + …
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WORRY LINE — noun Usage: usually capitalized W : a line on the palm that intersects the Lifeline or a fine line rising …
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VIA LASCIVIA — -ləˈsivēə noun Usage: usually capitalized V&L Etymology: New Latin, literally, lascivious path : a line on the palm that appears …
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UPPER MARS — noun Usage: usually capitalized U&M : a Mount located on the percussion below the Mount of Mercury and above the …
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THIRD ANGLE — noun : an angle of the Great Triangle formed on the palm by the intersection of the lines of Head …
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SISTER LINE — noun : a line on the palm running parallel to another and more important line and usually held by palmists …
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SECOND ANGLE — noun : an angle of the Great Triangle formed on the palm by the intersection of the lines of Life …
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RING OF SOLOMON — -ˈsäləmən Usage: usually capitalized R&S Etymology: after Solomon, died ab 933 B.C. king of Israel noted for his wisdom : …
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RING OF SATURN — Usage: usually capitalized R&S Etymology: after Saturn, Roman god connected with the sowing of seed, from Latin Saturnus : a …
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RASCETTE — raˈset noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Medieval Latin raseta : a line crossing the wrist below the palm …
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QUADRANGLE — ˈkwäˌdraŋgəl, -raiŋ- sometimes ˈkwȯˌ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Late Latin quadrangulum, quadriangulum, from …
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PLAIN OF MARS — Usage: usually capitalized P&M Etymology: plain (III) : an area in the center of the palm between Upper Mars and …
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PHILOSOPHIC — |filə|säfik, -fēk also -|zä- adjective Etymology: Latin philosophicus, from Greek philosophikos, from philosophos philosopher + -ikos -ic 1. a. : …
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PALMIST — ˈpä]mə̇st, ˈpȧ] also ]lm-\ noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably back-formation from palmistry : one who practices palmistry current as …
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MYSTIC CROSS — noun Usage: sometimes capitalized M&C : a mark resembling a cross that is sometimes found on the center of the …
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MOUNT OF VENUS — Usage: usually capitalized M&V Etymology: after Venus, Roman goddess of love — more at venus : a mount constituted by …
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MOUNT OF SATURN — Usage: usually capitalized M&S Etymology: after Saturn, Roman god connected with the sowing of seed, from Latin Saturnus : a …
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MOUNT OF MERCURY — Usage: usually capitalized both Ms Etymology: after Mercury, Roman god of commerce, from Latin Mercurius : a mount located at …
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MOUNT OF LUNA — Usage: usually capitalized M&L Etymology: luna from Latin, moon — more at lunar : a mount located on the side …
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