- num-nums
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num-nums
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Num-nums — tasty food … Dictionary of Australian slang
Birdy Num Nums — Birdy Num Nums … Deutsch Wikipedia
birdie-num-nums — Tasty treats of any nature. Want to go get some birdie num nums? I am starving! … Dictionary of american slang
birdie-num-nums — Tasty treats of any nature. Want to go get some birdie num nums? I am starving! … Dictionary of american slang
ar|ca|num — «ahr KAY nuhm», noun, plural nums, na « nuh». 1. a secret; mystery (usually in the plural). 2. one of the great secrets that the alchemists sought to discover. 3. a marvelous remedy; an elixir. ╂[< Latin arcānum, neuter of arcānus hidden,… … Useful english dictionary
du|o|de|num — «DOO uh DEE nuhm, DYOO ; du OD uh , dyu », noun, plural na or nums. the first part of the small intestine, just below the stomach, which ends at the jejunum. ╂[< Medieval Latin duodenum < Latin duodēnī twelve each < duodecim twelve <… … Useful english dictionary
in|ter|reg|num — «IHN tuhr REHG nuhm», noun, plural nums, na « nuh». 1. a period of inactivity; pause. 2. the time between the end of one ruler s reign and the beginning of his successor s reign. 3. any time during which a nation is without its usual ruler.… … Useful english dictionary
mag|num — «MAG nuhm», noun, plural nums for 1, 2; na « nuh» for 3. 1. a bottle that holds about two quarts of wine or alcoholic liquor. 2. the amount that it holds: »He…declared that we must have wine, and sent for a magnum of the best (Robert Louis… … Useful english dictionary
or|ga|num — «AWR guh nuhm», noun, plural na or nums. in medieval music: 1. the addition of a part below or above a melody, usually at the interval of a fourth, fifth, or octave. 2. the singing of such a part. ╂[< Latin organum < Greek órganon organ] … Useful english dictionary
ple|num — «PLEE nuhm», noun, plural nums or na, adjective. –n. 1. a) an enclosed quantity of air or other gas under greater pressure than the outside atmosphere. b) such a condition of pressure. 2. a space that is filled, or conceived as being filled, with … Useful english dictionary
