Adjective:

तोंड देत,

maced's Usage Examples:

meaninglessness", questioning the purpose of a show where Ashmawy "grinned and grimaced his way through southern California in an unserious search of alternative.

getting out of his limousine in front of a theater of a premiere showing, he grimaced a little because there was a puddle.

Edralin, Rosie Mata Castro, Georgia Balmaceda Alviar, Lita Marcos Roque, Amparo Javier Araullo, Rolando P.

I felt for Ned, but at the same time grimaced when he touched Maude"s imprint on the bed.

In April 1994, a black rights group, Concerned Citizens for Battleboro, initiated a boycott of local white-owned businesses in protest of alleged harassment by authorities after a black woman was maced by a police officer and arrested for intervening in a traffic stop involving her niece.

, which was in the left arm… Williams, at one point, grimaced or looked almost out of frustration…at the difficulty there…He had his.

Species and varietasSubspecies and varietas include:Gnorimus nobilis bolshakovi (Gusakov, 2002)Gnorimus nobilis macedonicus Baraud, 1992Gnorimus nobilis nobilis (Linnaeus, 1758)Gnorimus nobilis var.

"Outrage at video showing child who was maced by police at Seattle protest" – via www.

confronts Bean for drawing the wrong object again, suddenly realising that the grimaced woman"s chest is covered in a clay bra.

Lluita d’imperis, primera part (persa, macedoni, cartaginès, romà, bizantí (Empires at war, part I (Persian, Macedonian, Carthaginian, Roman and Byzantine)), Figueres, Editorial Emporitana, 1972 (volume IV in Catalan of Mathematics of History).

In his position as President of the House of Deputies in 1891, he endorsed the move to dismiss the then President of the Republic, José Manuel Balmaceda, a move drawn up by the Congress.

  "Receiving the letter, he grimaced.