και σπιγούνος, ο, θηλ. σπιούνα, Ν 1. αυτός που παρακολουθεί τις ενέργειες κάποιου και τόν καταδίδει, καταδότης, χαφιές, ρουφιάνος 2. αυτός που διαβάλλει κάποιον, ραδιούργος. [ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. < ιταλ. spione]

[TA] gastric pits: the numerous pits in the gastric mucosa marking the openings of the gastric glands. Foveolae gastricae (gastric pits) in the pyloric stomach

1660s, tear like, from L. lacrimosus tearful, sorrowful, weeping, also causing tears, lamentable, from lacrima tear, a dialect altered borrowing of Gk. dakryma tear, from dakryein to shed tears, from dakry tear, from PIE *dakru /*draku (see TEAR…

nȅgve ž pl. tantum <G nȅgāvā/ ī> DEFINICIJA okovi za noge, lanci s kuglama [baciti u negve; držati u negvama] ETIMOLOGIJA mađ. nyūg

{{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun Grab is used after these nouns: ↑land {{Roman}}II.{{/Roman}} verb ADVERB ▪ suddenly ▪ quickly VERB + GRAB ▪ try to

Translation — livid — from english — to tagalog — 1

Translation — stakeholder — from english — to swahili — 1

internalizácija ž DEFINICIJA 1. psih. proces usvajanja socijalnih normi, standarda ponašanja i doživljavanja 2. ekon. primjena instrumenta državne intervencije u gospodarstvu; internalizam ETIMOLOGIJA srlat. internalis: unutarnji ≃ lat. internus

(v.) early 15c., cause to swell, from L. inflatus, pp. of inflare to blow into, inflate (see INFLATION (Cf. inflation)). Economics sense from 1844. In some senses a back formation from inflation. Related: Inflatable; inflated; inflating

s. f. polpettina, croquette (fr.), supplì, arancino

   British    haemorrhoids    Rhyming slang for piles, from the town Chalfont St Giles. See also Farmer Giles

adv. Explicitly is used with these adjectives: ↑political, ↑religious Explicitly is used with these verbs: ↑acknowledge, ↑address, ↑articulate, ↑assert, ↑condemn, ↑define, ↑deny, ↑design, ↑

adv. Ahead is used with these verbs: ↑book, ↑call, ↑edge, ↑jump, ↑march, ↑peer, ↑plan, ↑plunge, ↑race, ↑stare, ↑stretch, ↑stride, ↑

Commonly used in old cartoons. A silly way of telling someone you are going to beat them up. Put up yer dukes. Puttemup, puttemup! I ll murderlize ya!

late 14c., body of persons sent on a mission, from O.Fr. legatie legate s office, from M.L. legatia, from L. legatus ambassador, envoy, noun use of pp. of legare appoint by a last will, send as a legate (see LEGATE (Cf. legate)). Sense of…

verb ADVERB ▪ considerably, far, greatly, significantly, substantially, vastly ▪ clearly, comfortably (esp. BrE), easily

verb ADVERB ▪ altogether, completely, entirely ▪ The noise faded, then ceased altogether. ▪ all but, almost, virtually ▪