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'''Green'''<br /> '''Green Pip'''<br />

...ermont, a flamboyant farmer-turned-statesman from Connecticutt who led the Green Mountain Boys, a citizen's militia formed to protect the interests of the f

"is slowly absorb'd into a mirthful Cloud of tartan-edg'd Emerald Green and luminous Coral Taffeta." 271 "We've seen 'em all, all manner of Traveler, saints and sinners, green and season'd some who could teach Eels to wriggle and some who were pure fi

..." be more-or-less edible. Ours was a disgusting combination of shortening, green food coloring, and sardine oil.

...bados as chaplain to her majesty's ship Louisa, accompanied by Mr. Charles Green. His astronomical observations there were presented to the Royal Society on

Etymology: From the Latin viridis, from virere ‘to be green’.<br> ...pinnate-leaved tree cultivated in the tropics. The fruit resembles a small green cucumber and grows on the trunk and the older branches. The fruit is about

'''Field of Duck-Green, not to mention reliable Magenta'''<br> ...g into almost every novel, with numerous mentions in GR - see 'Magenta and Green', [http://gravitys-rainbow.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=M GRwiki].

...s), crusty bap or chunk of bread, and butter. It is often accompanied by a green salad; other common additions are half an apple, celery, pâté, sliced har

'''incipient case of the Green Pip''' <br> The green pip is an Old English term for "loss of color" - as in, Mitzi's face has gr

..., as they're about to begin the West Line, must be sighted thro' a haze of green Resurrection.'''<br> "Wow! remember that radar screen in GR with its `green return' (also the

...rocer or fruiterer is a retail trader in fruit and vegetables; that is, in green groceries. Greengrocer is primarily a British and Australian term, and gre

...de from a horse's back or that of an onager (wild ass), and typically dyed green. The word derives from the French chagrin (sorrow) which in turn is borrow

...outlaws known as his "Merry Men". Robin and many of his men wore Lincoln green clothes. From [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_hood WIKI] ...derives from the Sanskrit ''sila'' and ''dhara'', which mean "stone" and "green" respectively. From [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celadon WIKI]

Whilst 'neath the Deadly Never-Green