CHUCKIE STANE

Meaning of CHUCKIE STANE in English

noun

see chuckie II

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CHUCKIE — I. ˈchəkē, -ki noun ( -s ) Etymology: chuck (II) (chicken) + -ie Scotland : chuck II 2 II. noun …
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STANE — County: North Lanarkshire Post Code: ML7
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STANE — see: stone
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STANE — ˈstān Scotland variant of stone
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STANE — (n.) A stone.
Английский словарь Webster
STANE — ( n. ) A stone.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
STANE — /stayn/ , n., adj., adv., v.t., staned, staning . Scot. and North Eng. stone.
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
STANE — Scottish variant of stone
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STANE — noun a stone.
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STANE — [stane] Scot var of stone
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CHUCKIE — (шотландское) камешек (шотландское) цыпленок
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CHUCKIE — _I ʹtʃʌkı n шотл. камешек _II ʹtʃʌkı шотл. = chucky
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CHUCKIE — (n) камешек; цыпленок
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CHUCKIE — I [ʹtʃʌkı] n шотл. камешек II [ʹtʃʌkı] шотл. = chucky
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CHUCKIE — _I ʹtʃʌkı n шотл. камешек _II ʹtʃʌkı шотл. = chucky
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CHUCKIE — (шотландское) камешек (шотландское) цыпленок
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CHANNEL STANE — noun see channel stone
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STANOL — noun Etymology: -stane (as in cholestane, a saturated derivative of cholesterol, from cholesterol + -ane) + sterol Date: 1949 any …
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STONE HAMMER — noun Etymology: Middle English stanehammer, from stane, stan, ston, stoon stone + hammer : spalling hammer
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STONE-BLIND — ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: Middle English stane-blynde, from stan, ston, stoon stone + blynde, blind blind : totally blind • stone-blind·ness …
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PLAINSTANES — ˈplānˌstānz noun plural Etymology: plain (IV) + plural of stane stone Scotland : a flagstone sidewalk
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COPROSTANE — ˈkäprəˌstān noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary copr- + -stane (as in cholestane ) : a crystalline steroid …
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CHANNEL STONE — noun also channel stane 1. Scotland : curling stone 2. Scotland : curling
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CAMSTONE — ˈkämzˌtōn, -mˌst- noun or cam·stane -ān ( -s ) Etymology: Scots cam pipeclay (from Middle English calm limestone) + English …
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STANOL — noun Etymology: - stane (as in cholestane, a saturated derivative of cholesterol, from cholest erol + -ane ) + ster …
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WANDSWORTH — inner borough of London, lying west of Lambeth and stretching for 5 miles (8 km) along the south bank of …
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MERTON — outer borough of London. Located south of Wandsworth, it was established in 1965 by amalgamation of the boroughs of Mitcham …
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BRAINTREE — town and district, administrative and historic county of Essex, England, in the north-central part of the county. The town of …
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