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241. Bark (detractisque corticibus)
:: Where men bark at passing forklifts women hiss and mangle any creature offensive enough to browse for shoes the same size as our own
242. Barley (hordei ventilat)
:: Beer can range from light ales to dark stouts depending on the proportions of malt and barley
243. Bracken (feugera)
:: It was simple to follow grooved by bikes but easy walking and only briefly affected by bracken near Bracken Hill
244. Catch (capturam)
:: He lowered himself while Jason stood just below him to catch him if he fell
245. Crosswind (crosswind)
:: Watch for crosswinds especially on roads with truck traffic
246. Crude (crudam)
:: He used to be bitter and bizarre and remarkably offensive and crude
247. Drive (coegi)
:: As soon as he saw the gate in front of him he put the car into drive and started driving toward it
248. Energy (industria)
:: A man may want to do much but he has only so much time only so much mental and physical energy
249. Flake (lanula demitti)
:: When trotting with a pin in fast water I often use bread flake as my hook bait
250. Glacial (sperarum glacialis)
:: From the 3000 foot glacial valley where the plane dropped us off we went after our first slopes undulating falls that one of the many Vinson ice tributaries
251. Glacier (glacier)
:: Nowhere in the world would one find such a high concentration of huge mountains peaks glaciers and passes
252. Glade (silvaque perdendas)
:: They prefer open and semiopen habitat and although two species can be found in forest glades they usually avoid dense woodland
253. Hedge (sepe)
:: The indices also reveal that art can be a poor hedge against inflation over short periods
254. Hedgerow (viburna)
:: Most of the trees survive mainly in hedgerows and near rivers and ponds
255. Insecticide (Culex pipiens)
:: The chemicals we call pesticides include insecticides herbicides and fungicides
256. Inshore (appulso,)
:: The inshore lifeboat which is designed to respond rapidly and work in very shallow and confined waters was first introduced by the RNLI in the 1970s
257. Leach (Sanguisugæ)
:: If rainfall or irrigation is excessive nitrate will be leached below the plant
258. Mission (missio)
:: the head of the West German mission
259. Mist (caligo)
:: The Tuscany hills were shrouded in mist on the morning of departure
260. Mistletoe (sumptis remediis vomentes)
:: Honeyeaters are the primary pollinators for native mistletoes and certain other nectarproducing plants
261. Ocean (Oceanum)
:: Lazarus looked out and could see a huge vast ocean in front of him
262. Oceanography (oceanography)
:: Ashore there will be a vast interactive exhibition area with displays on international marine technology oceanography and ecology
263. Plough (ulmus aratri)
:: His sword made of ancient oak sliced through the air its tip ploughing a shallow groove in the earth
264. Ploughman (procudit arator)
:: In fact a sizeable number was left behind including the poorest inhabitants of the land such as vinedressers ploughmen and artisans
265. Samphire (sativam battim)
:: Marsh samphire is more salty than rock samphire and does not have the same powerful aroma
266. Stallion (equo)
:: Nine of the 13 mares cataloged at Keeneland will be sold in foal to Shadwellowned stallions
267. Wane (Sicut splendor fulguris)
:: Interest had waned over time although expectations were high that the site cleanup might reawaken it
268. Wormhole (wormhole)
:: These wormholes connect not only two regions of space hence the name but also two regions of time as well
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