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Grig answered that very same question for us almost right away after sort of crashing into a completely surprised Alex Rogan in the midst of Starfighter Command, saying "Star Navigator First Class, Grig, at your service, Sir!" Rather short but there it is, quite accurate =)
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yes except if you have the action replay you can go to the lost zone which is kind of another world with darkrai from grig-noob
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He solved one of the most famous math problems for which no solution existed.
The problem is called the Poincare conjecture. It comes from a mathematical field called topology. Unfortunately it is quite a complex problem even to describe, certainly to difficult for me.
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Griggs does not have the preferred regional accreditation. This will present problems with the traditional regionally accredited colleges and universities, and may present problems with many employers. Read the below carefully, so you do not wind up with much regret later.
For colleges and universities within the United States and its territories, the critical issue is the schools accreditation. When choosing a college or university make sure the institution has a regional accreditation. With a regional accreditation you can be assured the coursework and degree you complete will be recognized by all other colleges and universities as well as employers. Below are listed the six regional accrediting agencies and their geographical areas of responsibility. Make sure the school is accredited by one of them.
Regional Accreditation Agencies
· Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools - Educational institutions in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands, as well as schools for American children in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
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Greyhound combs are called greyhound combs because they are used as grooming tools for greyhounds. Greyghound combs can be purchased online at their website.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern GRIG---. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter G and 2nd letter R and 3rd letter I and 4th letter G. In alphabetical order, they are:
grigged
grigris
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern GRIG-I--. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter G and 2nd letter R and 3rd letter I and 4th letter G and 6th letter I. In alphabetical order, they are:
grigging
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern GRIG--N-. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter G and 2nd letter R and 3rd letter I and 4th letter G and 7th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are:
grigging
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The cast of Trasniti din N.A.T.O. - 2003 includes: Monalisa Basarab as Mimi Dan Burghelea as Soldat Trasca Grig Chiroiu as Pupaza Ion Cincasciuc as Comisar sef de politie Alexandru Ion as Operator Toni Ionescu as Marlanu Anca Lupu as Soldat Iepuras Desiree Malonga as Desire Iuliana Margarit as Sefa George Stancu as Colonel Sefu Livia Taloi as Ema Constantin Zamfirescu as Gogoase
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4-letter words
eger, erne, gene, gien, girn, gree, grig, grin, nene, nine, rein, ring
5-letter words
eerie, egger, genie, genii, genre, green, inner, iring, reign, renig, renin
6-letter words
engine, geeing, gieing, ginger, ginner, greige, inning, renege, rennin
7-letter words
ginnier, ginning, girning, greeing, greenie, reining, ringing, rinning
8-letter words
engineer, engining, greening, grinning, reigning, reneging
11-letter words
engineering
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Slang was used just as much during the Middle Ages as it is today. Here are a few common Medieval slang terms. College was a term for prison. Donkey walloper was a disparaging term for cavalry. Footle meant nonsense. Grig was a grasshopper or cricket. Heart-whole meant not in love.
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The cast of Wavelength - 1997 includes: Ellie Beaven as Kyla Kane Daniel Bennett as James Derry Martin Delaney as Pete (1997) Oliver Grig as Steven Price Kate Harper as Kathy Kane Junior Laniyan as Matt Jenkins Bhasker Patel as Mr. Kumar David Roper as Tony Horton Ruby Visaria as Annie Kumar Ben Waters as Kev Wright Philip Wright as Rudyard Boswell (Boz)
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 46 words with the pattern -RI-. That is, four letter words with 2nd letter R and 3rd letter I. In alphabetical order, they are:
aria
arid
aril
aris
brie
brig
brik
brim
brin
brio
bris
brit
crib
crim
cris
crit
drib
drip
eric
frib
frig
fris
frit
friz
grid
grig
grim
grin
grip
gris
grit
irid
iris
kris
prig
prim
sris
trie
trig
trim
trin
trio
trip
uric
vril
writ
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The cast of Cafe Journal - 2013 includes: Aureliu Bitca as Angajat Domo Ciprian Brasoveanu as Tudor Petronela Buda as Dana Ioana Citta Baciu as Doamna George Ciurescu as Prieten 1 Ionut Constantinescu as Prieten 2 Iulia Cristescu as Receptionera Vasile Danila as Vocea Minodora Dedis as Colega de la banca Grig Dristaru as Doctorul Cristian Gheorghe as Detectivul Elena Ghinea as Chelnerita Iulia Grigoriu as Maxine Celestine Ana Maria Ciucanu as Proprietarul Ionut Mitrofan as Soferul Violeta Opait as Bibliotecara Oana Preda Gheorghe as Directoarea Florin Toma as Domnul Cristina Uja as Denia Georgiana Vasile as Farmacista
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The cast of Therapy for Murder - 2013 includes: Dragos Antonie as Dacosta Sabina Branduse as Mother from the Park Eduard Carlan as Beggar Catalin Ciurdar as Tauru George Constantinescu as Psychologist Vlad Corbeanu as Grig Eugeniu Cosma as First Hooligan Claudia Croitoru as The Secretary Maria Dogaru as Bycicle Rider Bogdan Drumea as Second Basketball Player Andrei Lutu as Second Child Luana Mitu as Street Couple Valentin Paraschiv as Cab Driver Darius Pasare as First Child Claudia Pavel as Matilde Robert Radoveanu as Berti Albert Raigoso as Spreet Couple Catalin Stelian as The Financial Manager Alin Zabrauteanu as First Basketball Player
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The cast of The Quest - 2002 includes: Emma Ashton as Glenda Hywel Bennett as Ronno Natalie Blades as Judy Amelda Brown as Rose Sally Carman as Sue Don Crann as Barman Jaime Farr as 1st Girl Greg Faulkner as Young Dave Oliver Grig as Christopher Roy Hudd as Charlie David Jason as Dave Jonathan Kydd as George Oliver Maltman as Desmond Alexandra Milman as Juanita Mazz Murray as Lizzie Martin Oldfield as Binion Victoria Shalet as Vivenne Jim Sturgess as Young Charlie Natasha Symms as 2nd Girl Richard Syms as Barber Sally Watts as Landlady Max Wrottesley as Young Ronno
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2-letter words
ag, ai, ar, as, go, is, or, os, si, so
3-letter words
ago, air, ais, ars, ass, gag, gar, gas, gig, goa, gor, oar, ora, ors, rag, ras, ria, rig, sag, sir, sis, sos, sri
4-letter words
agio, agog, airs, gags, gars, giga, gigs, giro, goas, grig, grog, iris, oars, osar, ossa, ragi, rags, rias, rigs, sago, sags, sari, sirs, soar, sora, sori, sris
5-letter words
aggro, agios, arsis, gigas, giros, grass, grigs, grogs, gross, oasis, ossia, ragis, sagos, saris, saros, soars, soras
6-letter words
aggros, ariosi
79 words found.
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* Figure :to compute; also can refer to shape
* Gigue :a lively dance * Grief :sadness * Gurge :to swirl * Fire * Frug :to perform a long dance * Grew * Grig :a lively person * Grue :a shutter of fear * Reif :robbery * Rife * Urge * Weir :a fence placed in a stream to catch fish * Wife * Wire * Egg * Erg :a unit of work or energy * Fer :to prep for * Feu :to grant land to under Scottish feudal law * Few * Fie :used to express disapproval * Fig * Fir :an evergreen tree * Fug :to make stuffy and odorous * Gie :to give * Gig * Ire * Ref * Reg * Rei :an erroneous English form for a former Portuguese coin * Rif :to dismiss from employment * Rig * Rue :to feel sorrow or remorse for * Rug * Wig
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King
agog, bang, berg, biog, blog, bong, brag, brig, bung, burg, chug, clag, clog, crag, dang, ding, dong, drag, dreg, drug, dung, fang, flag, flog, frag, frog, frug, gang, gleg, glug, gong, grig, grog, hang, hogg, hong, hung, jagg, king, lang, ling, long, lung, migg, mugg, nogg, pang, peag, ping, plug, pong, prig, prog, pung, quag, ragg, rang, ring, rung, sang, scag, shag, shog, sing, skag, skeg, slag, slog, slug, smog, smug, snag, snog, snug, song, stag, sung, swag, swig, tang, tegg, thug, ting, tong, trig, trog, trug, tung, twig, vang, vugg, whig, wing, yang, yegg, zing
96 words found.
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The cast of Bure baruta - 1998 includes: Mira Banjac as The Bosnian Serb Mother Aleksandar Bercek as Dimitri, the Crippled Ex-Cop from the Local Cafe Melita Bihali Vojislav Brajovic as Topi, the Ex-Student Revolutionary Trafficker Mirsad Cagral Bogdan Diklic as John, the VW Driver Milena Dravic as The Lady on the Bus with the Hat and Fox Stole Nebojsa Glogovac as The Chain-Smoking Taxi Driver Ranko Gucevac Dimitrije Ilic Guy Jacques Marko Jeremic Momcilo Jovanovic Hana Jovcic Jelena Jovicic Serdar Kazak Predrag Kolarevic Predrag Manojlovic as Mane (Michael), the Homecoming Man Dijana Marojevic Ratko Miletic Zoran Miljkovic Igor Pervic Dusan Prolusic Ras Rastoder Nikola Ristanovski as Boris, the Esoteric Cabaret Artist Lazar Ristovski as The Boxer Who Takes the Train Ana Sofrenovic as The Desperate Young Woman on the Train Branislav Stojanovic Borislav Stojanovic Ljuba Tadic as The Orchestra Conductor Who Performs with Feeling Predrag Tasovac as The Old Man Josif Tatic as Policeman Vuk Toskovic Sergej Trifunovic as The Young Man Chewing Gum Who Takes the Bus Hostage Olivera Viktorovic Sladjana Vlajovic Yulius Zagoni as Grig
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 11 words with the pattern --IG. That is, four letter words with 3rd letter I and 4th letter G. In alphabetical order, they are:
brig
frig
grig
prig
snig
swig
taig
thig
trig
twig
whig
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go to the old gatue and save the game. turn of the d.s. then turn it back on and tap the screen to continue,then tap on the picture of a d.s. at the bottom of the screen and u will come up with another menue.tap on the clock and change the time to 24:00 then go back onto the game and go upsairs to the the second room to the end on your left there will be a t.v. in there, go up to the t.v. andpress a then it will say, there is something inside the t.v. .it seems like it wants to get out, thump the t.v.,then press yes and rotom will apear. :-p
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GABS GABY GADE GADI GADS GAED GAEN GAES GAFF GAGA GAGE GAGS GAID GAIN GAIR GAIT GAJO GALA GALE GALL GALS GAMA GAMB GAME GAMP GAMS GAMY GANE GANG GANS GANT GAOL GAPE GAPO GAPS GAPY GARB GARE GARI GARS GART GASH GASP GAST GATE GATH GATS GAUD GAUM GAUN GAUP GAUR GAUS GAVE GAWD GAWK GAWP GAYS GAZE GAZY GEAL GEAN GEAR GEAT GECK GEDS GEED GEEK GEEP GEES GEEZ GEIT GELD GELS GELT GEMS GENA GENE GENS GENT GENU GEOS GERE GERM GERT GEST GETA GETS GEUM GHAT GHEE GHIS GIBE GIBS GIDS GIED GIEN GIES GIFT GIGA GIGS GILA GILD GILL GILT GIMP GING GINK GINN GINS GIOS GIPS GIRD GIRL GIRN GIRO GIRR GIRT GISM GIST GITE GITS GIVE GIZZ GJUS GLAD GLAM GLED GLEE GLEG GLEI GLEN GLEY GLIA GLIB GLID GLIM GLIT GLOB GLOM GLOP GLOW GLUE GLUG GLUM GLUT GNAR GNAT GNAW GNOW GNUS GOAD GOAF GOAL GOAS GOAT GOBO GOBS GOBY GODS GOEL GOER GOES GOEY GOFF GOGO GOLD GOLE GOLF GOLP GONE GONG GONK GONS GOOD GOOF GOOG GOOK GOOL GOON GOOP GOOR GOOS GORA GORE GORI GORM GORP GORY GOSH GOSS GOTH GOUK GOUT GOVS GOWD GOWF GOWK GOWL GOWN GOYS GRAB GRAD GRAM GRAN GRAT GRAV GRAY GREE GREN GREW GREX GREY GRID GRIG GRIM GRIN GRIP GRIS GRIT GROG GROK GROT GROW GRUB GRUE GRUM GUAN GUAR GUBS GUCK GUDE GUES GUFF GUGA GUID GULA GULE GULF GULL GULP GULS GULY GUMP GUMS GUNG GUNK GUNS GUPS GURL GURN GURS GURU GUSH GUST GUTS GUVS GUYS GYAL GYBE GYMP GYMS GYNY GYPS GYRE GYRI GYRO GYTE GYVE
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Qindars qintars qiviuts quacked quadded quadrat quadric quaeres quaffed quaffer quaggas quahaug quahogs quaichs quaighs quailed Quakers quakier quakily quaking qualify quality quamash quangos quantal quanted quantic quantum quarrel quartan quarter quartes quartet quartic quartos quasars quashed quasher quashes quasses quassia quassin quatres quavers quavery quayage queened queenly queered queerer queerly quelled queller querida queried querier queries querist quested quester questor queuers queuing quibble quiches quicken quicker quickie quickly quieted quieten quieter quietly quietus quillai quilled quillet quilted quilter quinary quinate quinces quinela quinina quinine quinins quinnat quinoas quinoid quinols quinone quintal quintan quintar quintas quintes quintet quintic quintin quipped quipper quippus quiring quirked quirted quitted quitter quittor quivers quivery quixote quohogs quoined quoited quokkas quomodo quondam quorums quoters quoting qurshes qwertys qanats qindar qintar qiviut quacks quaere quaffs quagga quaggy quahog quaich quaigh quails quaint quaked quaker quakes qualia qualms qualmy quango quanta quants quarks quarry quarte quarto quarts quasar quatre quaver queans queasy queens queers quells quench querns quests queued queuer queues quiche quicks quiets quiffs quills quilts quince quinic quinin quinoa quinol quinsy quinta quinte quints quippu quipus quired quires quirks quirky quirts quitch quiver quohog quoins quoits quokka quorum quotas quoted quoter quotes quotha qurush qwerty quack quads quaff quags quail quais quake quaky quale qualm quant quare quark quart quash quasi quass quate quays quean queen queer quell quern query quest queue queys quick quids quiet quiff quill quilt quins quint quips quipu quire quirk quirt quite quits quods quoin quoit quota quote quoth qursh qaid qats qoph quad quag quai quay quey quid quin quip quit quod suqs qat qua suq
Just these three:
Tranq
Umiaq
Suq
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WIKI
Leaving out the Italian (rigatoni, vermicelli, etc.), and other foreign words (tabi, pachisi, swami), and names/proper nouns (Bambi, Hopi), some of the more common include:
bikini
safari
fungi(there are many -us words that pluralize to -i, e.g. cacti, syllabi, stimuli, etc.)
quasi
wasabi
alibi
rabbi
graffiti
yeti
confetti
origami
tsunami
chili
deli
lei
ennui
taxi
When you skip foreign words, proper nouns, and plural forms, the list is pretty limited, indeed.
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Some sources state that dogs similar to Great Danes were known in Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome. Various sources report that the Great Dane was developed from the medieval boarhound, and or the Mastiff and Irish wolfhound lines. It is also reported that the Great Dane was developed from mastiff-like dogs taken to Germany by the Alans. The breed may be about 400 years old.
The Great Dane is the large hunting dog of the Danír tribe, "Dene" in the poem "Beowulf", today's Danes.
In Old Norse (ON) and Old English (OE) the male is always referred to as "Hund" in etymology from "the Hunt/Hunter", and the female as "grey/grig". This division can still be seen in the hunting protocols from the Royal Kennels of the Royal Court of Denmark year 1710-36 (may be seen at the National Archives, Denmark).[citation needed]
Thus in Norse and Old English literature, specifically the compilation of sagas known as Elder Edda (Poetic Edda), the hound is named in variations over these words, for example "hvndar" and "greyiom" ( Skírnismál , verse 11, Elder Edda) "mjóhundr/myo hwnd/mjøhund, meaning "slender hound" or sighthound (Scanian Law from 1200/1250)
As the original purpose of the hound was to be able to take on the wild boar, the Deer and the wolf we often see kennings applied that identify Odin's two hounds as wolfhounds. As the king's personal hounds it is the very same hound that guards the entrance to the next world in both Denmark and England, the folklore of which forms the basis for "The Hound of the Baskervilles" (see Black Shuck).[citation needed]
The large hound, alongside the horse and the raven, is holy to the kings of Denmark and England. We see this both in the common language at the time and in the buried treasure of the kings and queens.[citation needed]
The large hound appears to be a migration dog. It arrives in the landscapes of the Danes in two migrations: Firstly with the Celts in the 5th Century BCE (see the Gundestrup cauldron, "Plate E: Warrior Initiation" under the cauldron) and secondly with the Danes as they begin to settle year 40-77 ACE.[citation needed]
Uniquely The Zoological Museum, University of Copenhagen Faculty of Science has a collection of dog skeletons from both periods and thereafter well in to the Middle Ages. The dogs were buried alongside their owners, male and female, as guiding spirits to the next world. None exists prior to this period. The large hounds are 61-70 cm tall over the shoulder (see the Ladby ship).[citation needed]
The most treasured hound, as is the case with the horse, is the white colored with black markings. Today we know this hound as "Harlequin/Harlekin" (English/ Danish). However the origin is "Herla Cyning" (OE) or "King of the Army".[citation needed] The word evolves because the human king is titled Hariwalda (ON/OE), in the new kingdoms in Britannia evolving to "Bretwalda" or "ruler of the army/Britannia". His personal hounds in white are rulers of all dogs.[citation needed]
Two large hounds can be seen on "The Royal Purse Lid" (The British Museum) as guiding spirits to the king buried in Sutton Hoo, East Anglia, presumably (H)Rædwald in the 7th Century ACE.[citation needed]
Likewise the large hound is depicted on the engravings of the Golden horns of Gallehus from Southern Jutland, Denmark dated to the 5th Century ACE and on numerous rune stones (see the Tjängvide and Ledberg Runestone) and engravings on Viking ships used for burial purposes (see Oseberg ship). The depictions continue uninterrupted in church paintings and murals up until today.[citation needed]
The original large hound was lighter in construction than the current one. We know this both from art and from the royal hunting protocols. We also know what caused this to change, when and how.[citation needed] Great Danes Gislev church, Denmark 1500-25
Towards the end of the 16th Century the Royal Court of Denmark introduced the new fashion of the Parforce Hunt - an unnatural hunt where the hunting dogs were no longer allowed to run down and kill the deer.[citation needed] On the contrary the dogs were expected to hunt the deer, knock it down and hold it firm until the human huntsman arrived to make the kill.[citation needed]
We can see from the protocols of the Danish court that the large hound is not well equipped to perform this new role in the Parforce Hunt.[citation needed] It is too light in build to hold down a deer or wolf without killing it. To solve this problem King Frederick II of Denmark (regent 1559-1588) sends a ship to London in 1585 to bring back "Englandshvalpe" (English puppies) given to him by Queen Elizabeth I of England (regent 1558-1603). The English puppies are the far heavier English mastiffs.[citation needed] The Royal Tapestry from 1585-6 depicts King Frederik II. with his new "English puppy" (see Danish Broholmer). The tapestry can be seen in the National Museum of Denmark. (Source: C. Weismann: Vildtets og Jagtens Historie, Copenhagen, 1931, p. 438-440).
The protocols of the Royal Danish Kennels maintain two separates lines in the kennel in the breeding programme; the Danish and the English line. The cross breeding becomes known as "Blendinge" (same word and meaning as the English word "blend"). This new line of large hounds is the foundation of the present day Great Dane as we see them in Denmark, England and the United States.[citation needed]
The large hound was imported in to the Roman Empire and thus correctly is referred to as Alano in Italian (see Gaston III of Foix-Béarn and his treatise "Livre de la chasse" from 1389. He refers to the large hound in three working functions: "Alan Gentil", "Alan Vautre" og "Alan de Boucherie").[citation needed] The Great Dane Raro, Denmark 1655
We have a record of the hound acting as a wolfhunter very late in history. Johan Täntzer wrote "Der Dianen Hohe und Niedere Jagdgeheimnüsz (1682-89 in three books). He worked for King Christian V of Denmark (regent 1670-1699), initially as "Birdcatcher" (Fuglefænger) at the hunting lodge Jægerborg Castle (see Lauritz de Thurah). Later on, from 1677-85, he acted as Wolfhunter (Ulvejæger) in Jutland, Denmark[citation needed]. He was tasked with controlling the wolf population. He retired as Inspector of the hunting grounds on Amager, Copenhagen and wrote his book on his experiences of hunting wolfs with the large hound in Jutland, Denmark ((Source: C. Weismann: Vildtets og Jagtens Historie, Copenhagen, 1931, p. 467-470).
The hound was highly treasured and a tribal competitive advantage. Thus the hound did not exist in Denmark until King Christian VI of Denmark (regent 1730-1746) ceased the Parforce Hunt in 1741 and gave away all the large hounds from the royal kennels.[citation needed]
The records from the royal kennel at Jægersborg Castle (see Lauritz de Thurah), Denmark shows us who received the hounds as gifts[citation needed]: The Great Dane Sultan, Denmark 1699
King Frederick I of Sweden - 11 pack of hounds Markgraf Friedrich (Brandenburg-Bayreuth) - 25 pack of hounds The Duke of Pløen, Friedrich Carl - 6 packs of hounds King Charles Emmanuel III of Sardinia - 4 large "Blendinge" (Blended) hounds[5]
This event distributes the large hound throughout Europe amongst the aristocracy and forms the basis for all later rewritings of history. Up until this event in 1741 the hounds were only to be found in the original landscapes, including Normandy from year 912 (hence why the hound can be seen in hunting scenes on the Bayeux Tapestry depicting year 1064, prior to The Battle of Hastings).[citation needed]
In 1749 Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon begins publishing his large thesis on evolution called "Histoire Naturelle, générale et particulière". His uses the large hound as an example of evolution (Book 4) and since he cannot find it anywhere in France or in Germania he seeks it in its home turf Denmark.[citation needed] It is he who for the first time coins the name "le Grand Danois".[citation needed] In the English translation of his work by William Smellie (encyclopedist) the same word becomes "Great Dane". Up until that time the hound was referred to in England as "Danish dog" (see "Canine Madness", 1762).[citation needed] Le Grand Danois
We know from a thesis by the Dane Jacob Nicolay Wilse titled "Fuldstændig beskrivelse af stapelstaden Fridericia - efter pålidelige underretninger og egne undersøgninger." (page 176) and published in 1767 that the Danes called the dog "large hound", a terminology continued well in to the 20th Century.[citation needed]
In Germany in 1780 the hound is referred to as "Grosse Dänische Yagd Hund" or "Large Danish Hunting Hound" (see Edward C. Ash : Practical Dog Book, 1931, "The Great Dane").
The first dog exhibition was held in Hamburg 14-20 July 1863. 8 dogs were called "Dänische Dogge" and 7 "Ulmer Doggen".[citation needed]
The records of FCI from this meeting shows that all documentation was published in Bulletin Officiel de la Société Canine de Monaco, August 1937.
At some point, either during or immediately after World War II, the country of origin of the hound is changed from the original Denmark to Germany.[citation needed] FCI would appear to no longer have the records that would be able to explain why that might be.[citation needed]
"Ðéah þe haéðstapa hundum geswenced heorot hornum trum holtwudu séce" (Beowulf, Old English, written about 755-757 ACE, line 1368-69)
"Though the heath-stepper harassed by hounds, The hart with strong horns, seeks the forest (Modern English translation by Benjamin Slade)[citation needed]
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Words that can be made with the letters in peppermint are:
- emir
- emit
- empire
- enter
- entire
- ermine
- I
- imp
- in
- inter
- intern
- ire
- it
- item
- me
- meet
- men
- merit
- meter
- mien
- mine
- mint
- mite
- miter
- mitre
- mire
- net
- nip
- nit
- nitre
- pee
- peep
- peer
- pen
- pent
- pep
- pepper
- per
- permit
- pert
- pet
- pie
- pier
- pin
- pine
- pint
- pip
- pipe
- piper
- pit
- preempt
- prep
- prim
- prime
- primp
- rein
- remit
- rent
- rim
- rime
- rip
- ripe
- ripen
- tee
- teen
- temper
- ten
- tent
- term
- tie
- tier
- time
- timer
- tin
- tine
- tip
- tire
- tree
- trip
- tripe
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- rate
- ate
- apart
- art
- are
- seep
- step
- Sept
- rat
- rap
- raper
- raps
- set
- tear
- spare
- tap
- tar
- tare
- part
- pate
- septa
- tea
- sat
- pat
- eat
- sap
If i have missed out any words that you know please feel free to improve the answer.
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There are 1994 words that can be made out of "Seasons Greetings" if you count all of the following:
This list is based on a version of the Enhanced North American Benchmark Lexicon dictionary.
a
ae
aegis
aegises
aeon
aeons
aerie
aeries
aeriest
aero
ag
age
agee
ageing
ageings
ageist
ageists
agene
agenes
ageneses
agenesis
agent
agenting
agentings
agentries
agents
ager
agers
ages
agger
aggers
aggie
aggies
aggress
aggresses
aggression
aggressions
aggro
aggros
agin
aging
agings
aginner
aginners
agio
agios
agist
agists
ago
agog
agon
agone
agones
agonies
agonise
agonises
agonist
agonists
agons
agree
agreeing
agrees
ai
aigret
aigrets
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nose
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nosiest
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oneness
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onstage
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orange
oranges
orangiest
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range
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rangiest
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rigs
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ringtone
ringtones
ringtoss
ringtosses
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riot
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rise
risen
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rite
rites
roan
roans
roast
roasting
roasts
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roentgen
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roes
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rose
roseate
roses
roset
rosets
rosiest
rosin
rosiness
rosinesses
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rosins
rot
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rotis
rots
sae
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sage
sageness
sagenesses
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sages
sagest
sagger
saggers
saggier
saggiest
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sagiest
sago
sagos
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saneness
sanenesses
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sanest
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sanies
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sans
sansei
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santirs
santo
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sarees
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sarin
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sarong
sarongs
saros
saroses
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sarsenet
sarsenets
sarsens
sasin
sasins
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sasses
sassier
sassies
sassiest
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sate
sateen
sateens
sates
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satin
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satins
satire
satires
satis
satori
satoris
sea
seagirt
seagoing
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searest
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sears
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season
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seasonings
seasons
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seaters
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seatings
seats
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seers
sees
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seggars
segni
segno
segnos
sego
segos
segregant
segregants
segregate
segregates
segregation
segregations
segs
sei
seignorage
seignorages
seine
seiner
seiners
seines
seis
seise
seiser
seisers
seises
seisor
seisors
sen
senate
senates
senator
senators
sene
senega
senegas
sengi
senior
seniors
senna
sennas
sennet
sennets
sennit
sennits
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senora
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senores
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senoritas
senors
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sensate
sensates
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sensation
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sensors
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sentries
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serais
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serein
sereins
serenate
serene
serenes
serenest
seres
serest
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sergeant
sergeanties
sergeants
serges
serging
sergings
seriate
seriates
series
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serine
serines
sering
seringa
seringas
serins
serosa
serosae
serosas
serotine
serotines
sers
session
sessions
sestina
sestinas
sestine
sestines
set
seta
setae
seton
setons
setose
sets
si
siege
sieges
sienna
siennas
siesta
siestas
sign
signage
signages
signee
signees
signer
signers
signet
signets
signor
signora
signoras
signore
signors
signs
sin
sine
sines
sing
singe
singer
singers
singes
sings
singsong
singsongs
sinner
sinners
sins
sinter
sinters
sir
sire
siree
sirees
siren
sirens
sires
sirs
sis
sises
sister
sisters
sistra
sit
sitar
sitars
site
sites
sits
snag
snaggier
snaggiest
snags
snare
snares
snaring
sneer
sneering
sneers
snigger
sniggers
snit
snits
snog
snogs
snore
snores
snoring
snort
snorting
snorts
snot
snots
so
soar
soaring
soarings
soars
soggier
soggiest
sogginess
sogginesses
soigne
soignee
soiree
soirees
son
sonant
sonants
sonar
sonars
sonatine
sone
sones
song
songs
songster
songsters
songstress
sonnet
sonneteer
sonneteers
sonnets
sonnies
sons
sonsie
sonsier
sonsiest
sora
soras
sore
soreness
sorenesses
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sorest
sori
soring
sorings
sorites
sorn
sorning
sorns
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sortie
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sorts
sos
sot
sots
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sris
stag
stage
stager
stagers
stages
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staggers
staggie
staggier
staggies
stagier
staginess
staginesses
staging
stagings
stags
staig
staigs
stain
stainer
stainers
stains
stair
stairs
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stanes
stang
stanging
stangs
stanine
stanines
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star
stare
stares
staring
starnose
starnoses
stars
stases
stasis
stearin
stearine
stearines
stearins
steer
steerage
steerages
steering
steers
stein
steins
steno
stenos
stenoses
stenosis
stere
stereo
stereoing
stereos
steres
stern
sterna
sternness
sternnesses
sterns
sternson
sternsons
sties
sting
stingaree
stingarees
stinger
stingers
stingo
stingos
stings
stir
stirs
stoa
stoae
stoai
stoas
stogie
stogies
stone
stoner
stoners
stones
stonier
stoniness
stoninesses
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storage
storages
store
stores
stories
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stoss
strain
strains
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strange
strangeness
strangenesses
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strasses
stress
stresses
stressing
stria
striae
strigose
string
strings
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ta
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tag
tagger
taggers
tags
tain
tains
tan
tang
tangerine
tangerines
tangier
tanging
tango
tangoing
tangos
tangs
tanner
tanneries
tanners
tans
tansies
tao
taos
tar
tare
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targe
targes
taring
tarn
tarns
taro
taros
tars
tarsi
tas
tass
tasse
tasses
tassie
tassies
tea
tear
tearing
tears
teas
tease
teaser
teasers
teases
teasing
tee
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teen
teenage
teenager
teenagers
teener
teeners
teenier
teens
teensier
tees
teg
tegg
teggs
tegs
ten
tenia
teniae
tenias
teniases
tenner
tenners
tennies
tennis
tennises
tenon
tenoner
tenoners
tenons
tenor
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tens
tense
tenseness
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tenses
tensing
tension
tensioner
tensioners
tensions
tensor
tensors
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terga
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terne
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ternion
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terns
terse
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tessera
tesserae
ti
tie
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tiers
ties
tiger
tigers
tigon
tigons
tigress
tigresses
tin
tine
tinea
tineas
tines
ting
tinge
tinges
tings
tinner
tinners
tins
tire
tires
tiro
tiros
tis
tisane
tisanes
to
toe
toea
toeing
toes
tog
toga
togae
togas
toggeries
togs
ton
tone
toner
toners
tones
tong
tonga
tongas
tonger
tongers
tonging
tongs
tonier
toning
tonnage
tonnages
tonne
tonner
tonners
tonnes
tons
tor
tora
toras
tore
tores
tori
tories
torn
tors
torse
torses
torsi
toss
tosser
tossers
tosses
tossing
tragi
train
trainee
trainees
trains
trans
trass
trasses
treason
treasons
tree
treeing
treen
treens
trees
tress
tresses
triage
triages
triene
trienes
triens
tries
trig
trigness
trignesses
trigo
trigon
trigons
trigos
trigs
trine
trines
trio
trios
triose
trioses
trois
trona
tronas
trone
trones
tsar
tsars
tsores
tsoris
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Depending on the position of the board and the tiles presented on your rack, any word can be a good word. Example: HI is a simple and common two letter word, put when placed on a triple letter score and forming a second word in the opposite direction, you score a minimum of 26 points, which is rather decent in a SCRABBLE game. Of course, bingos don't hurt either, but to say that any ONE word in the dictionary is a good word would be remiss.
Try learning some word list like all the 2 letter words and 3 letter words. It's a good start.
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