- blist
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blist
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blist — /blist/ (Spenser) pat and pap of ↑bless1,2 * * * blist var. of blyschit (see blush v.); obs. form of blest, of bless v.1, and bliss n.; obs. Sc. form of blast … Useful english dictionary
blist — interj. J nušvitimui žymėti … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
blist — sb., en, er, erne (en lille blære) … Dansk ordbog
Blist — Infobox Company company name = blist company company type = Private foundation = 2007 location = flagicon|USA Seattle, Washington, USA key people = Kevin Merritt industry = Internet products = blist revenue = N/A homepage = [http://www.blist.com/ … Wikipedia
Metro Baguio — BLIST Metropolitan Area Baguio La Trinidad Itogon Sablan Tuba Metropolitan Area … Wikipedia
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Blackmail records — HistoryBlackmail records is a British hip hop and rap record label biased in the north west of England. The label was founded around may 2008 by north west rappers Mathew jaeswift baker and Greg Effektiv Davidson the two began with a simple idea… … Wikipedia
blister — [ blistɛr ] n. m. • 1967; mot angl. « bulle, soufflure » ♦ Emballage de plastique transparent sous lequel sont vendues certaines marchandises. Piles, saumon sous blister. Des blisters. Mettre sous blister (blistériser v. tr. <conjug. : 1> ) … Encyclopédie Universelle
ensembliste — [ ɑ̃sɑ̃blist ] adj. • 1948; de 2. ensemble ♦ Math. Qui appartient à la théorie mathématique des ensembles. Qui a trait aux ensembles. ● ensembliste adjectif Relatif aux ensembles mathématiques. ensembliste [ɑ̃sɑ̃blist] adj. ÉTYM. Mil. XXe; … Encyclopédie Universelle
blister — blis|ter1 [ blıstər ] noun count 1. ) a swollen area on your skin that is full of a clear liquid and is caused by being burned or rubbed 2. ) a small raised area on a surface that is filled with air blister blis|ter 2 [ blıstər ] verb… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
