- Food is any
substance consumed by an
organism for
nutritional support. Food is
usually of plant, animal, or
fungal origin and
contains essential nutrients...
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Victuals'
tells stories of
Appalachian food". The Courier-Journal.
Retrieved 2023-03-14...
- The
Surveyor of
Marine Victuals later known as the General-Surveyor of
Victuals was a
civilian officer in the
Royal Navy who was a
former member of the...
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victuals will be half
eaten up, I think,
before we go from the
coast of England; and, if our
voyage last long, we
shall not have a month's
victuals when...
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money or currency, a
wallet would also be used for
carrying dried meat,
victuals, "treasures", and "things not to be exposed".
Wallets originally were used...
- art, a bodegón is a
still life
painting depicting pantry items, such as
victuals, game, and drink,
often arranged on a
simple stone slab, and also a painting...
- century.
Seamen who
served on
naval vessels were paid
wages and
given victuals,
whereas mariners on
merchantmen and
privateers received a
share of the...
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anonymous Flemish traveler on one of da Gama's
ships reported that
bread and
victuals were
running short by the time they
reached the Cape, so from da Gama's...
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master of the
Richarde Dyffylde, a
resupply ship
carrying ammunition and
victuals for the
English fleet.
Adams became a
pilot for the
Barbary Company. During...
- two
hundred boats full of men, like many
others full of gold,
water and
victuals sufficient enough for
several years. He
ordered the
chief (admiral) not...
