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native to the
Mediterranean basin. It is
known in
English as
three-
cornered l**** or
three-
cornered garlic, in
Australia as
angled onion and in New Zealand...
- The
Three-
Cornered Hat (Spanish: El
sombrero de tres
picos or Le tricorne) is a
ballet c****ographed by Léonide M****ine to
music by
Manuel de Falla. It...
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Three Cornered Moon is a 1933
American pre-Code
comedy film
directed by
Elliott Nugent,
written by Ray
Harris and S.K. Lauren, and
starring Claudette Colbert...
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expensive of wool felt, the hat's most
distinguishing characteristic was that
three sides of the brim were
turned up (****ed) and
either pinned, laced, or buttoned...
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Three-
Cornered Hat may
refer to: The
Three-
Cornered Hat, 1919
Spanish ballet The
Three-
Cornered Hat (film), 1935
Italian comedy film Tricorne, a three-cornered...
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translation by Alan
Turney was
published in 1965 with the
title The
Three-
Cornered World.
Other translations have been
published with
variations of the...
- this,
three-
cornered contests are rare in New
South Wales (on both a
state and
federal level) as well as in the
federal Senate.
Three-
cornered contests...
- The
Three-
Cornered Hat (Italian: Il
cappello a tre punte, also
spelled as
Three Cornered Hat) is a 1935
Italian comedy film
directed by
Mario Camerini...
- include:
spiny emex, doublegee,
double gee, double-gee,
three corner jack,
three-
cornered jack, goat's head burr, goathead, jackie,
prickly jack, cape...
- views. The
etymology derives from the
Latin triquetrus which means "
three-
cornered." Therefore, it is
sometimes also
called the
triangular bone or os triangulare...
