8 thoughts on “ Decollation ”

1. tr.v. de·col·lat·ed, de·col·lat·ing, de·col·lates To separate the copies of (a multiple-copy computer printout, for example).

   03.12.2019 at 13:36

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2. a person given to voluble, empty talk. an ancient Greek or Roman farce that depended for effect largely upon ludicrous actions and gestures. a check whose amount has been raised by forgery before cashing. TAKE THE QUIZ TO FIND OUT.

   28.11.2019 at 15:44

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3. Definition of decollation in the agarstatbifoobu.creamlekabrafiverpogutilanmaro.co dictionary. Meaning of decollation. What does decollation mean? Information and translations of decollation in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

   30.11.2019 at 08:45

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4. What is the definition of decollation? What is the meaning of decollation? How do you use decollation in a sentence? What are synonyms for decollation?

   03.12.2019 at 08:34

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5. Sentence Examples Morrow of the Decollation of St John, and assize of bread and ale in Bishop's Castle, which his predecessors had held from time immemorial. In the reign of Elizabeth the .

   04.12.2019 at 02:08

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6. [ de-kap″ĭ-ta´shun] removal of the head, as of an animal, fetus, or bone. Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, .

   01.12.2019 at 23:54

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7. Noun decollation (countable and uncountable, plural decollations) The act of beheading someone. A picture of a decapitation, especially of the head of St John the Baptist on a charger.

   01.12.2019 at 16:09

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8. The plethora of excursuses referring to decollations in mythology, literature, and art ultimately reach the point of dulling the reader's interest in learning about the facts of the murder.

   27.11.2019 at 20:05

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