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species with "
succu-girls" (サキュ嬢, Sakyu-jō), who have
succubus blood running through them. As each
species has
different opinions on how each
succu-girl works...
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Persian polymath Avicenna modified into the
theory of
petrifying fluids (
succus lapidificatus).
Recognition of
fossil seas**** as
originating in the sea...
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dicitur a
succo & igne. oppo enim
grece latine succus & pir
grece latine ignis: inde
oppopira idest succus ignitus & hoc
electuarium compositum est a sanctissimis...
- term for
these deposits is sucs,
pronounced [syk] ), from the
Latin word
succus (sap). The meat is
removed and the
majority of the fat is
poured off, leaving...
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sausage in a
Neapolitan ragù or
tomato sauce,
which some call
sarsa or
succu (Sicilian), or
Sunday gravy in some
areas of the
northeastern United States...
- Aloe (various species,
mainly Aloe
ferox Mill. and its hybrids),
folii succus siccatus" (PDF).
European Medicines Agency. 22
November 2016. Retrieved...
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extracted from the
dried latex of ripe seed pods (Papaver
somniferum L.,
succus siccus). However, the
modern drug is
often processed to
remove all or most...
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sweet ****uage, ****uagement, suave, suaviloquent, suaviloquy,
suavity sucus succus succ-
juice exsuccous, succulence,
succulent sulcus sulc-
furrow bisulcate...
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company president in 1898. In 1883 the
company contracted to mix and sell
Succus Alteran, its
first widely successful product and one its best sellers. The...
