Tony Abell
August 9th, 2006, 07:43 AM
Find below 18 definitions of DZIGGETAI, one of which comes from a dictionary.
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1. African tribe native to western Nigeria.
2. The aspect of mental processes or behavior directed toward action or change
and including impulse, desire, volition, and striving.
3. [Yiddish] zigzag lines; crosshatching, as of maps.
4. The official language of Bhutan [Tibetan, 'language of the fortress']
5. In Hindu astrology, a conjunction of planets especially favorable for
weddings.
6. [Korean] Foreigner, suspicious person.
7. A dry red wine from the first picking of the grapes, usually drunk as soon
as fermentation ends.
8. Landscaping by using plants that require very little water.
9. A light spear or lance of central China, especially one with a short shaft
and long blade for close combat.
10. Having or bearing hardened forewings.
11. A variation of the mai tai cocktail substituting Sprite Zero for the
traditional fruit juices.
12. An access tunnel in a pyramid, sloping gently upwards towards the center.
13. Mongolian wild ass.
14. A palm native to the Nile Valley of northeast Africa and having oblong or
ovoid fruits the size of an orange with a distinctive aroma and taste.
15. Fly-brush.
16. A musical instrument of the aboriginal peoples of Australia, consisting of
a long hollow branch or a stick that makes a deep drone when blown into.
17. A method of farming in Latvia and Lithuania that requires planting in
circular rows.
18. In Islamic art, a flower-like pattern formed by drawing identical circles
centered on the circumference of a circle of the same diameter.
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Liverpool: Friday 2006-08-11 2:00am
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UTC: Friday 2006-08-11: 01:00:00
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1. African tribe native to western Nigeria.
2. The aspect of mental processes or behavior directed toward action or change
and including impulse, desire, volition, and striving.
3. [Yiddish] zigzag lines; crosshatching, as of maps.
4. The official language of Bhutan [Tibetan, 'language of the fortress']
5. In Hindu astrology, a conjunction of planets especially favorable for
weddings.
6. [Korean] Foreigner, suspicious person.
7. A dry red wine from the first picking of the grapes, usually drunk as soon
as fermentation ends.
8. Landscaping by using plants that require very little water.
9. A light spear or lance of central China, especially one with a short shaft
and long blade for close combat.
10. Having or bearing hardened forewings.
11. A variation of the mai tai cocktail substituting Sprite Zero for the
traditional fruit juices.
12. An access tunnel in a pyramid, sloping gently upwards towards the center.
13. Mongolian wild ass.
14. A palm native to the Nile Valley of northeast Africa and having oblong or
ovoid fruits the size of an orange with a distinctive aroma and taste.
15. Fly-brush.
16. A musical instrument of the aboriginal peoples of Australia, consisting of
a long hollow branch or a stick that makes a deep drone when blown into.
17. A method of farming in Latvia and Lithuania that requires planting in
circular rows.
18. In Islamic art, a flower-like pattern formed by drawing identical circles
centered on the circumference of a circle of the same diameter.