Christopher Carson
March 5th, 2006, 06:21 AM
For this weekend round, we have a total of 19 definitions for EA. Please vote for two, by public
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1. A belt pouch. (Aboriginal).
2. A wind off the Faroe Islands.
3. A small flightless parrot found on the south island of New Zealand.
4. To snuff.
5. _Malaysia._ A kite flown in celebration of spring [_Bahasa_ eaa
'fish'].
6. Form of land tenure in Orkney and Shetland islands.
7. [Maori] A cloud.
8. River, stream, or drainage channel.
9. A small South American deer (_Furcifer Chilensis_)
10. A monumental style of stele reserved for royalty, also sometimes
transliterated eh'yah. (_Inca_).
11. (e'a) The Hawai'ian name for the Brown Booby, _Sula leucogaster
plotus_.
12. A plate on which offerings were made to the gods in Ancient Greece.
13. A curved stonemason's chisel.
14. Mythical Greek goddess of dusk; sister of Eos, goddess of dawn.
15. A small coin of fifth century Greece.
16. Original plural of _eon_, now long obsolete.
17. Generally, an eyot or islet; particularly, the smaller of a pair,
or the smallest of several, islets in mid-river.
18. [Hawaiian] Victory or triumph.
19. A riding whip with a short handle and a lash of braided rawhide.
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reply to this message, before the deadline, which is Monday, March 06, 2006, at
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1. A belt pouch. (Aboriginal).
2. A wind off the Faroe Islands.
3. A small flightless parrot found on the south island of New Zealand.
4. To snuff.
5. _Malaysia._ A kite flown in celebration of spring [_Bahasa_ eaa
'fish'].
6. Form of land tenure in Orkney and Shetland islands.
7. [Maori] A cloud.
8. River, stream, or drainage channel.
9. A small South American deer (_Furcifer Chilensis_)
10. A monumental style of stele reserved for royalty, also sometimes
transliterated eh'yah. (_Inca_).
11. (e'a) The Hawai'ian name for the Brown Booby, _Sula leucogaster
plotus_.
12. A plate on which offerings were made to the gods in Ancient Greece.
13. A curved stonemason's chisel.
14. Mythical Greek goddess of dusk; sister of Eos, goddess of dawn.
15. A small coin of fifth century Greece.
16. Original plural of _eon_, now long obsolete.
17. Generally, an eyot or islet; particularly, the smaller of a pair,
or the smallest of several, islets in mid-river.
18. [Hawaiian] Victory or triumph.
19. A riding whip with a short handle and a lash of braided rawhide.
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