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361. Igloo (igloo)
:: Played out in peat lodges and ceremonial igloos the Inuit games involved contorting bodies jumping kicking and various armpulling trials of strength
362. Compost (kompos)
:: Stock up on compost potting soil and fertilizers or find and haul these materials from local sources to create your own
363. Keystone (Keystone)
:: Other features of this family home include its brick finish with granite keystones reconstituted granite sills top of the range sanitary ware solid teak doors as well as phone connections and TV wiring in all of the bedrooms
364. District (distrik)
:: central business district
365. Varnish (varnish)
:: He doesnt varnish the facts because he doesnt have to
366. Vase (vas)
:: Nothing like a few vases of flowers about the place to cheer a dull day even if we do have to pounce on every falling petal before it hits the floor
367. Vault (Wikipedia)
:: Some of the worst damage caused at the graveyard was to a vault belonging to Peter OConnor
368. Vaulted (vaulted)
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369. Vaulting (vaulting)
:: The Normans used three styles of vaulting barrel rib and cross
370. Bricklayer (bricklayer)
:: Some urban Kurds work as bricklayers butchers cattle dealers and small traders
371. Neglect (watak cerobo)
:: The pain of neglect and abandonment seemed to wear off
372. Bauhaus (Bauhaus)
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373. Steeplejack (steeplejack)
:: Dublinbased company Rainey and Co have employed the steeplejacks who braved last weeks high winds
374. Tomb (kuburan)
:: The corpse is washed wrapped in a shroud carried to the cemetery by a group of mourners and buried in a tomb
375. Chain (chain)
:: And the Rayong plant may have the distinction of operating the worlds longest supply chain
376. Chair (dhingklik)
:: They fear this peaceful drug dealer and because of this fear they want him to die by the chair of electrocution
377. Chalet (chalet)
:: Were immediately delighted it may have a flashy strip of gear shops and pizzerias but there are also flowerdecked Swiss chalets and a working cow barn in every side road with authentic earlymorning lowing
378. Deposit (simpenan)
:: He mumbles an unheard oneliner about losing his damage deposit as he wrenches the door of the moving car open and dives inelegantly inside
379. Lessee (lessee)
:: After being manager for Montague Penley at the Windsor Theatre he succeeded to the lesseeship and in 1841 became manager of the Theatre Royal Sheffield
380. Lessor (lessor)
:: In addition the scheme provided for relief for owneroccupier or lessors of residential property
381. Let (supaya)
:: Please dont let them be right
382. Sow (sow)
:: They sow doubt not only in the minds of the young men but also in the mature minds of army and naval officers and even of certain of our historians
383. Duplex (duplex)
:: When the error condition is detected the port commences full duplex operation in a third operational state based on the presumption that device at the other end of the link may be configured for fixed full duplex operation
384. Dustbin (dustbin)
:: The antilittering law can be implemented only after a sustained campaign to provide enough dustbins or garbage disposal means conveniently to all citizens with easy access
385. Cosmopolitan (cosmopolitan)
:: Sea urchins like bivalve molluscs are cosmopolitan in their distribution
386. Cosy (mulyo)
:: In case youre wondering it is an egg cosy one of those things that are useful yet terribly impractical and fun
387. Cottage (Cottage)
:: Located in an area of great natural beauty this tastefully restored farm cottage will appeal to those seeking peace and seclusion
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