1. A Trait Distinctively Human

2. He has a distinctively sinuous way of walking.

3. 3 Pale facial disc distinctively edged black, forming sideburns.

4. Furthermore, adult males have distinctively long and thin claspers.

5. 22 The athletic disc jockey is a distinctively contemporary phenomenon.

6. 7 They have a distinctively nutty flavour and texture.

7. 2 The cheese has a distinctively sharp taste.

8. The orchestra had a distinctively warm and mellow sound.

9. 15 The athletic disc jockey is a distinctively contemporary phenomenon.

10. 5 The Deccan developed a distinctively four-square stone-built style.

11. 4 The athletic disc jockey is a distinctively contemporary phenomenon.

12. 11 He has a distinctively sinuous way of walking.

13. 12 Cooper had introduced a distinctively American voice into fiction.

14. Africanize definition is - to cause to acquire a distinctively African trait.

15. All Aberrant creatures can be distinctively identified by its additional …

16. 6 Can teachers wear distinctively religious clothing in public schools?

17. 1 The orchestra had a distinctively warm and mellow sound.

18. dies, patterns or tools, and accessory equipment that are distinctively the contractor

19. 27 " Public risks " is a recent term for distinctively high - tech hazards.

20. - dies, patterns or tools, and accessory equipment that are distinctively the contractor's,

21. Every once in a while you get to taste something distinctively different.

22. 13 His language was natural , unaffected , distinctively vivid, humorous and strongly charming.

23. 21 RESULTS: The three periodontal index differed distinctively from those after the treatment.

24. 22 Every once in a while you get to taste something distinctively different.

25. His compositional style represents a distinctively spare form of tonal neo-Romanticism.

26. 25 Despite these precedents, Poe's interest in journeys is also distinctively American.

27. 17 Distinctively elegant, the newest jacket shapes are highly defined and highly wearaBle.

28. Becketts is a distinctively unique venue, housed inside 2 beautiful Grade II listed buildings

29. The plant is distinctively shorter than most other black Currants – about 3 feet high

30. Synonyms for Characteristically include specifically, particularly, especially, precisely, explicitly, specially, clearly, distinctively, exactly and

31. 24 Every once in a while you get to taste something distinctively different.

32. Manufacturers of cola drinks add trace flavorings to create distinctively different tastes for each brand.

33. 18 Intramusclar fat contents acre distinctively higher sired by crossbred Duroc than by pure animals.

34. 14 It also makes his brand distinctively conceptual and lends more mystique to his name.

35. Result: The albumen contents of liver disease cases of different types distinctively different ( P 0.01 ).

36. 24 In more general terms, it seems to have an intense, warm, distinctively sweet fragrance.

37. Bumkins Finer Baby Products is dedicated to providing distinctively designed, quality, family-oriented merchandise

38. 20 Oculus epitomizes exquisite balance distinctively complex and concentrated yet elegantly styled, with a smooth, polished texture.

39. 26 Result: The albumen contents of liver disease cases of different types distinctively different ( P 0.01 ).

40. A person who Anglicizes; especially an advocate or adopter of a distinctively English (or British) form or method.

41. The distinctively figured wood facing the wings on both back and front is an unusual choice of yew.

42. The Avocet is a distinctively-patterned black and white wader with a long up-curved beak

43. Oculus epitomizes exquisite balance distinctively complex and concentrated yet elegantly styled, with a smooth, polished texture.

44. Bordure definition: the outer edge of a shield , esp when decorated distinctively Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

45. 16 Our car had to be obviously sporty and distinctively styled , with just a dash of nostalgia.

46. 28 After Japan enkindled flames of war on January 28th in Shanghai, this inclination was shown more distinctively.

47. The book gathers his essays and interviews to provide a short, accessible introduction to his distinctively optimistic brand of Anarchism.

48. The costina Chinchilla has a spine with a pronounced arch, a prominent pointed nose, and distinctively long hind legs

49. Cancun, Mexico, is a distinctively modern metropolis that is also a hotbed for first-rate shopping and sophisticated dining and nightlife

50. A distinctively human form of Altruistic behavior involves handing nutritious food to needy strangers, even when one desires the food.

51. 10 The distinctively figured wood facing the wings on both back and front is an unusual choice of yew.

52. 23 The band might evoke a gallery of role models,[www.Sentencedict.com] but its musical scent remains purely and distinctively Pavement.

53. 9 It dyes wool a reddish brown colour, distinctively well known and often referred to in either language as crotal.

54. The Buckboard is a distinctively American made vehicle, brought from the homesteads of Adirondack farmers and other eastern mountain regions

55. Leaves are distinctively stem-clasping (Amplexicaul), with leaf stipules sheathing the stem, giving the stem a jointed appearance at each leaf node

56. The peculiarity of the Ligurian oil is its fruity flavour associated to a distinctively sweet palate combined with a slightly bitter hot aftertaste.

57. 8 Over the years he continued to make something distinctively his own of the solo that he thought of as a poem.

58. 29 Furthermore, at all impact power, the wear mechanism of the material changes distinctively with the time under the cyclic impact stress.

59. Particularly, Characteristically, remarkably, uniquely: distinctively (Physics) type of atom that is specifically identifiable (by its energy content, mass number, or atomic number), uniquely identifiable atomic nucleus: nuclide

60. Bluesky Landing also offers distinctively different, spacious one and two bedroom floor plans, with extended private balconies you can lounge and enjoy the sunset on

61. The domesticated Cashew tree is native to the New World but commercially cultivated mainly in Brazil and India.The seeds, rich in oil and distinctively flavoured, are

62. THE BAY STATE MONTHLY, VOLUME 1, ISSUE 5, MAY, 1884 VARIOUS I say looms Advisedly, because, intellectually, there is something so distinctively big about the man

63. Aswan, Egypt's sunniest southern city and ancient frontier town located about 81 miles south of Luxor, has a distinctively African atmosphere.Its ancient Egyptian name was Syene

64. His argument was that a certain kind of action – collective ritual action – could establish simultaneously totemism, law, exogamy and kinship in addition to distinctively human language and thought.

65. Arctic, northernmost region of the Earth, centered on the North Pole and characterized by distinctively polar conditions of climate, plant and animal life, and other physical features

66. It was a medium-large sized pig, long and very deep in the body, with distinctively pendulous ears (like the Old Irish pig) and white, rather thin skin.

67. 19 More sweepingly, he sees the rise of a distinctively Chinese popular culture as an inevitable by-product of China own rise in an emerging new world order.

68. Crêpe, also spelt crepe or Crape (from the French crêpe), is a silk, wool, or synthetic fiber fabric with a distinctively crisp and crimped appearance

69. While Bagel shops often use a type of high-protein flour not available to home cooks to achieve that distinctively chewy texture, regular, unbleached bread flour can also do the trick.

70. Crêpe, also spelt Crepe or crape (from the French crêpe), is a silk, wool, or synthetic fiber fabric with a distinctively crisp and crimped appearance

71. Whether you’re looking for an embroidered coin purse, a unique clutch, or a work-ready tote, Anthropologie offers handBags for women that are both distinctively beautiful and fabulously functional.

72. Apricots are easy to grow and are very much like peaches, but the taste and aroma of the apricot fruit is distinctively sweeter and more strongly scented than peaches.

73. “black-eared,” so called because the back of its long, tufted, black-tipped ears is distinctively black (the name Caracal itself comes—ultimately—from Turkish qara-qūlāq/kara

74. Whether you’re looking for an embroidered coin purse, a unique clutch, or a work-ready tote, Anthropologie offers handBags for women that are both distinctively beautiful and fabulously functional

75. Some locals will tell you that the only distinctively Japanese aspect of their culture – that is, the only thing that didn't ultimately originate in mainland Asia – is the bath

76. Heraldry the outer edge of a shield, esp when decorated distinctively Word Origin for Bordure C15: from Old French; see border Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © …

77. Buckboard (plural Buckboards) A simple, distinctively American four-wheeled horse-drawn wagon designed for personal transport as well as for transporting animal fodder and domestic goods, often with a spring-mounted seat for the driver

78. Buoy definition, a distinctively shaped and marked float, sometimes carrying a signal or signals, anchored to mark a channel, anchorage, navigational hazard, etc., or to provide a mooring place away from the shore

79. He also insisted on taking the accounts of ancient grammarians literally, for instance where they described vowels as being distinctively long and short, or the acute and circumflex accents as being clearly distinguished by pitch contours.

80. The city expanded enormously as a result. It was nicknamed "The Refugee Capital" (I Protévoussa ton Prosfígon) and "Mother of the Poor" (Ftohomána), and even today the city's inhabitants and culture are distinctively Anatolian in character.