-
remastered form in 2006. The
sleeve notes label the
album "Number 1 in the
BeCalm series", and its
songs are
generally at the gentler, more introspective...
-
equipped with,
covered with,
beset with (pejorative or facetious) bedeviled,
becalm, bedazzle,
bewitch by- near to, next to byway, byp****,
byproduct down- from...
-
westward in the
Atlantic while performing a
large "volta do mar" to
avoid becalming in the Gulf of Guinea. On 21
April 1500, a
mountain was seen and named...
-
patron of
sailors and
fishermen due to this. She is said to
frequently becalm the sea when
boats are
threatened with rocks.
After some
decades Guanyin...
- sea was
running and
needs must we
carry on or be ****ed. The
partial becalming of the
lower sails by the
stern seas was a
great danger, as they filled...
- Mitc**** of The New York
Times said, "The
brazen silliness of The Core is
becalming and inauthentic, like
taking a bath in
nondairy coffee creamer. The Earth...
- (originally, the
amount of sail that a
fully rigged frigate could carry).
becalm To cut off the wind from a
sailing vessel,
either by the
proximity of land...
- Loud series" (Fireships had
similarly been
labelled as "Number 1 in the
BeCalm series"). At the time,
Hammill intended these labels to continue, and to...
-
nears its climax,
Hinomoto reveals that the rite
alone is not
sufficient to
becalm Mitatsu,
entailing an even
heavier price. 12 "Invincible Us" Transliteration:...
-
stopped and they
thereafter lay
becalmed near Malacca.
While the ship lay
becalm, the crew
spend their time drinking,
meanwhile a
Dutch mate from a nearby...
