- sort of
weapon may also be
found described as a
rampart gun,
hackbut or
amusette, a name
originally given to
early medieval hand cannon. Wall
pieces were...
- 1748. Saxe
invented a
handheld light-artillery
piece that he
called an
amusette,
which fired a half-pound ball a
distance of 4,000
paces at a rate of 100...
-
include Les
Modes en 1912, a hat collection; the
erotic Mascarades et
Amusettes and
Sports et divertis****ts (published 1923), a
collaboration with composer...
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amusable amusamment amusant amusante amusard amusé amuse-gueule amusée
amusette amuseur amuseuse anche "pipe, reed" ( < Frk *ankja "bone canal" < Gmc,...
-
effective fire of the
Hanoverian Jäger and the
Loyal Emigrés,
supported by an
amusette.
Though the
French captured the
bridge at Nijnsel, the
Hessians defended...
- Prosodism, Grammar, Paris,
Vigot and Debresse, 1934.
Ludibria venti.
Amusettes, Paris, Debresse, 1935.
Clive Thomson, "Dr.
Georges Saint-Paul, Man of...
-
Grattages Accords et des-Accords
Musette ... Et
amusette!
Vagues et
cascades Contrepoids Fantasia et
Baroud Amusette, for
violin and
piano (2006), 4’ Histoire...
- Zig Zag
Territoires 2010 –
Livre disque pour
enfants Mon
imagier des
amusettes,
Tomes 1 and 2,
Gallimard 2009 –
David Sire,
David Sire, Sélénote 2009...
