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crepe or
****e (from the
French crêpe), is a silk, wool, or
synthetic fiber fabric with a
distinctively crisp and
crimped appearance. The term "
****e" typically...
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paramatta and
****e for the
first year of
deepest mourning,
followed by nine
months of
dullish black silk,
heavily trimmed with
****e, and then three...
- such,
Southern Magnolias,
Needle Palms,
Windmill palm,
Loblolly Pines, and
****e Myrtles are
grown in
private and
public gardens. Like much of
coastal Connecticut...
- †Cranmeria
trilocularis †Minsterocarpum
alatum -
closely related to the
****e myrtle or
crepe myrtle genus Lagerstroemia †Pachyspermum quinqueloculare...
- and
other clergy.
Mourners at
funerals wear a
black scarf made of silk or
****e over the
right shoulder.
Scarves of
coloured silk are worn on
public occasions...
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smaragdinus –
smaragdina –
smaragdinum –
Smaragdia speciosus L
showy queen's
****e-myrtle,
Lagerstroemia speciosa; ****anese lily,
Lilium speciosum speciosus...
- (Sinistrofulgur
perversum pulleyi) 1987 Ship The
battleship USS Texas (BB-35)
Shrub ****e myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica)
Shrub (native)
Texas sage (Leucophyllum frutescens)...
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Archived from the
original on
March 4, 2009.
Retrieved March 5, 2009.
****e, B. L., Latkin, C. A., Laris, A. S., & Knowlton, A. R. (February 2002)....
- "At the foot and in
front of the
coffin was the
Royal Crown,
covered with
****e,
resting upon a
velvet cushion" at the foot of the King's casket. This crown...
- Rose
Capital of the
World Victoria – The
Crossroads of
South Texas Waco – The
Buckle of the
Bible Belt
Waxahachie –
****e Myrtle Capital of Texas, Hachie...
