- Germany, ****an, Hawaii, and Samoa.
Theodore Wores was born on
August 1, 1859, in San Francisco, son of
Joseph Wores and
Gertrude Liebke. His
father worked...
- Look up
wore in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Wore or
WORE may
refer to:
Wore,
Benin "Write once, run everywhere", a
variant of the "Write once, run...
-
Woring is a
village in
Badakhshan Province in north-eastern Afghanistan.
Badakhshan Province "NGA
GeoName Database".
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency...
- "The Sash" (Roud 4796) also
known as "The Sash My
Father Wore") is a
ballad from
Northern Ireland commemorating the
victory of King
William III[citation...
- Wear is the damaging,
gradual removal or
deformation of
material at
solid surfaces.
Causes of wear can be
mechanical (e.g., erosion) or
chemical (e.g....
- hair she
wore a
yellow ribbon She
wore it in the
springtime In the
merry month of May And if you ask her why the heck she
wore it She
wore it for her...
- We
Wore may
refer to: The Way We
Wore, a
vintage clothing shop in Los
Angeles featured in 2013 TV do****entary
series L.A.
Frock Stars The Way We
Wore, a...
-
belief that the
stone protected its
owner from drunkenness.
Ancient Gr****s
wore amethyst and
carved drinking vessels from it in the
belief that it would...
-
Renaissance periods. Such
states were
referred to as "crowned republics".
Doges wore a
special hat, the
Corno ducale and
usually ruled life-long. The
office of...
-
national hero,
wore a
bowler hat
before his
execution by
firing squad in 1896. The Plug Uglies, a nineteenth-century
American street gang,
wore bowler hats...
