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Traditional English :: loess
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loessial.html - n. a deposit of fine light-coloured wind-blown dust found esp. in the basins of large rivers and very fertile when irrigated. loessial adj. [G Læss f. Swiss G læsch loose f. læsen loosen] |
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Traditional English :: loess
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loessial.html - n. a deposit of fine light-coloured wind-blown dust found esp. in the basins of large rivers and very fertile when irrigated. loessial adj. [G Læss f. Swiss G læsch loose f. læsen loosen] |
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Traditional English :: loess
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loessial.html - n. a deposit of fine light-coloured wind-blown dust found esp. in the basins of large rivers and very fertile when irrigated. loessial adj. [G Læss f. Swiss G læsch loose f. læsen loosen] |
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English Idioms :: load
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loessial.html - See: GET A LOAD OF. |
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English Idioms :: loaded for bear
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loessial.html - {adj. phr.}, {slang} Ready for action; prepared and eager. * /Frank liked the new merchandise and as he set out on his rounds as a salesman, he felt really loaded for bear./ * /The football team arrived Friday noon, loaded for bear./ |
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English Idioms :: loaf
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loessial.html - See: HALF A LOAF IS BETTER THAN NONE or HALF A LOAF IS BETTER THAN NO BREAD. |
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