Noun:

అందములేని,

bade's Usage Examples:

In 1998, because Russia did not participate in the contest (due to lower average scores in participating in previous competitions), Russia refused to broadcast the competition and the European Broadcasting Union in return forbade the country to participate the following year.

The senate of the Republic of Venice forbade its rebuilding until the second half 17th century.

Standing restrictions on immigration forbade any resident from leaving the colony, but Marcia MacDougal was able to overcome this obstacle when she was declared a refugee following the burning of her parents' house.

LeConte, 1857 i c g b Chrysobothris bacchari Van Dyke, 1923 i c g b (coyote bush buprestid) Chrysobothris badeni Théry, 1925 c g Chrysobothris ballae.

Other clubs forbade both practices.

play on the word tribade, a sexual practice sometimes also known as "scissoring.

Messenger (glass object), Aubade hall, Toyama, Japan (1996).

other women, and some (usually from the lower class) were classified as tribades.

): Grafschaft Sayn-Hachenburg, Akten, (Repertorien des Hessischen Hauptstaatsarchivs Wiesbaden 340), hrsg.

uncontrollable desires because of her engorged clitoris was called a "tribade" (literally, one who rubs).

In 1556 Himmelpforten's then Lutheran Provost Segebade II von der Hude appointed the first Lutheran pastor, Peter Schlichting, in Himmelpforten.

regard the rights of the neighbours and kith and kin; he forbade us to speak evil of women, or to eat the substance of orphans; he ordered us to fly from.

Synonyms:

West Chadic,