Softdisk G-S 133/SGDS 133.2mg/SDGS.133/B/QD.LINGO.PHR

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Almost horizontal entrance to a mine, or a drainage or ventilation shaft.
Under Saxon law, a guest who had stayed three nights and was then considered one of the family.
An additional name usually describing some exploit.
The universal solvent vainly sought by alchemists.
Without liquid, such as a barometer that works with a metal disk instead of a tube of liquid.
To drink often or much; to eat or drink noisily.
A small river usually acting as a boundary.
Turning white or greyish, as hair.
The person who performs a public beheading, hanging, electrocution, etc. A butcher.
An external angle of a wall, also spelled quoin.
The natural singing voice, the opposite of a falsetto.
Freed from wrinkles, smoothed; smooth.
Strip the covering off of, usually said of removing blubber from whales.
A 16th century neck ruff, named after a defense composed of pointed sticks.
Fragile, easily destroyed, especially by crumbling.
Raw egg white used in sizing or glazing.
A short line used for shading in drawing or etching. Short lines on maps to indicate slopes and their direction.
To gape or cause a gap; to cause a hiatus.
The sea or atmosphere when especially smooth, clear or transparent.
To put up as a security; to mortgage or pawn.
Opposite of cameo, a hollowed out design used for relief work.
A trick or sudden movement; to dodge, duck or hide.
Faithful, loyal and true; legal, lawful and just.
To grind into a smooth, fine powder; to make smooth, to polish.
A large, grassy almost treeless plain, escpially those in Latin America and the southwestern U.S.
To lead or go astray; to be anxious or puzzled.
A handful; a subdivision of a Roman legion consisting of 60 or 120 men.
To worry, confuse distract; to smother, crowd.
A crashing bore; a buffoon.
Having a large nose or a keen sense of smell.
To irritate with obsessive repitition.
To bag or sag; to hang loosely.
A flourish before or after a signature intended to prevent forgery.
Open or expanded; spreading like tree branches.
A thief, pirate or pirate ship.
Ingenuity, cunning; a trick or stratagem.
A root or point of origin. The base number in a number system.
Full of grooves, fissures, cracks, chinks or clefts.
A roll of coins; in dressmaking, folds or pipings that recall rolls of coins.
A stilt or crutch; a kind of bridle bit.
To perforate or pierce; to make vibrate.
A cloverleaf or any three lobed leaf or flower.
A cylindical saw, turned like a bit, used to perforate the skull for surgery.
Strange, odd; extraordinary; so unusual as to be surprising.
Bowlegged or knock-kneed.
To beat or whip.
Of, pertaining to or resembling a wasp.
Having the shape of a sword.
Responding easily; manageable, said of a vessel; bright, lively, quick.