Noun:

రేసైన్,

racine's Usage Examples:

towards mankind (French: L"Enracinement, prélude à une déclaration des devoirs envers l"être humain) is a book by Simone Weil.

was no doubt largely due to its personal character, but its vigour and raciness make it worth reading even now when the objects of Churchill"s wit are.

:182 See also ParacinemaList of books considered the worstList of books considered the bestNotesLiterature Charilaos Vasilakos (Χαρίλαος Βασιλάκος, November 1875 – December 1, 1964) was a Greek athlete and the first man to win a marathon race.

de racines), tubercule, pris, coupé tubercule de patate, déterré des pousses d"igname, tubercule d"igname, tubercule de patate, tubercule, .

manages to impact the viewer to a certain extent it is mainly because of the raciness in the last lap".

Cabaret said of Miss Behave that she "imprints the evening with unapologetic raciness and sardonic mockery.

immediately became popular, both for its personal character, vigour and raciness.

Clinical data Trade names Aldomycin, Amifur, Chemfuran, Coxistat, Furacin, Furan-2, Furacinetten, Furaplast, Furazol W, Furesol Furracoccid, Mammex, Nefco.

Angered by the raciness of his translations, Elizabeth told Harington that he was to leave and.

Due to the perceived raciness of the original novel even into the 20th century, the opera was initially.

provocative raciness and a facility with quip and proverb made him the ideal inciter of controversy and the records of these associations are a mine of his.

necessarily go together, for many uneducated people have great vitality and a raciness of utterance altogether lacking here—would produce if asked to recount.