Crossword-Solution: SALUM
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| Word | Anagrams | |
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| SALUM | anagram | ALUMS, LAMUS, MALUS, MAULS, MUSAL |
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| SENEGAL river | 5 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
A slender outgrowth from the chitinous cuticle of insects,
spiders, crustaceans, and other invertebrates. Such hairs are totally
unlike those of vertebrates in structure, composition, and mode of
growth.
Hint 2 anagram
IRHA
Hint 3 another clue
Coat
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Sentences with SALUM (5)
Anglia magnarum foecunda puerpera rerum, siue solum spectes nobile, siue salum; Quć quantum sumptis se nobilitauent armis, siue domi gessit prćlia, siue foris; Multorum celebrant matura volumina: tantć Insula materiem paruula laudis alit.
From an incidental notice of the British boats in a different part of Cæsar's books, we learn that those on the Thames, like those on the Severn, were made of wicker-work and hides--_coracles_ in short; and from a passage of Avienus we learn that the Severn boats were like those of the Thames-- Non hi carinas quippe pinu texere Acereve norunt, non abiete, ut usus est, Curvant faselos; sed rei ad miraculum Navigia juncta semper aptant pellibus, Corioque vastum sæpe percurrunt salum.
However, I pricked up courage, and, putting on the best appearance I could, said to them steadily, without trepidation, 'What men are these before?' The answer, after some pause, was, 'They are men;' and they looked very queerly, as if they meant to ask each other 'What sort of spark is this?' 'Are those before us Ababdé?' said I; 'are they from Sheikh Amner?' One of them nodded, and grunted sullenly rather than said, 'Ay, Ababdé, from Sheikh Amner.' 'Then, salum alicum!' said I, 'we are brethren.
The “Siminellum Dominicum,” Hearne thinks, was a better kind of bread[20] and that “Siminellum Salum,” from ~sal~, cibus, victus, was the ordinary bread; if it be not the Latin _Salis_ (Siminellum Salinum), in which case it denotes that more salt is contained in it than in the other.
Brue on his liberation formed a coalition with the neighbouring sovereigns of Brack, Siratick, Burba-yolof, Bur-sin, and Bur-salum, and watched the coasts of Damel so closely, that no foreign vessels could approach them.