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WORDS BORROWED FROM INDIA |
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INTERNATIONAL CRIME DICTIONARY |
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This word for clothes now usually worn to bed translates as "leg garments" |
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This state is about 48 miles long & 37 miles wide |
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Esposas, Spanish for "wives", is also Spanish for these restraints |
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From this Garden State reality show: "I know I'm not the smartest crayon in the box, but this isn't rocket scientist" |
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May 23, 1934: A V8 Ford near Gibsland, Louisiana; he didn't know heavily armed police were waiting |
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This word is used for a Pacific hurricane |
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Named for a freedom fighter, it's a Southeast Asian metro area of 6.4 million people |
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In German a Luftpiraterie is one of these crimes |
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Until the 1990s this bar soap was marketed with just one scent, Ulster Fragrance |
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"Why should you go to jail for a crime someone else... noticed?" asked attorney Bob Loblaw on this Bluth-tastic show |
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November 2, 1947: The Spruce Goose, for about a mile, at 70 feet, for one minute |
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This liquid made by Suave & Neutrogena originally referred to a type of massage |
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2 central European countries took its place in 1993 |
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In Britain this 4-letter first name can mean to arrest, to steal, or prison |
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In 1891 "It floats" became this soap's advertising slogan |
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Talking tattoo art with Letterman, this Canadian teen idol said, "I'm not going for the 16th chapel look" |
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April 30, 1900: The Cannonball Express--this train engineer watched his speed valiantly |
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This word for a state of spiritual bliss might make you think of grunge music |
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It's the New Jersey city near Jersey City shown here |
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The equivalent of the madam of a brothel in Japan, an obasan is literally this relative |
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The first logo of this soap was a representation of a clock face |
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This Bill Hader guy: "N.Y.'s hottest club is Push!... (It) has... ghosts... banjos... a stuck-up kitten who won't sign autographs..." |
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Today meaning a social outcast, it comes from Tamil for a member of a low caste |
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It's the northernmost of the 4 main islands of Japan |
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Italian for "our thing", it's a criminal syndicate |
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Players in this duo's "East/West Collegiate Bowl" included Bismo Funyuns, D'Pez Poopsie & Quackadilly Blip |
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