Gal•ler•y
n. a long corridor, hall, or room; a room or series of rooms in which exhibits of art are exhibited; a balcony; the uppermost tier of seats, esp. in theater; audience or spectators.
Links
n. a single ring of a chain; anything doubled and closed like a link. -age n. a system of connections.
Ma•son
an artificer in stone. The Tyrians seem to have been specially skilled in architecture (1 Kings 5:17, 18; 2 Sam. 5:11). This art the Hebrews no doubt learned in Egypt (Ex. 1:11, 14), where ruins of temples and palaces fill the traveller with wonder at the present day.
News
n.sing. report of recent happenings; fresh information; - bulletin n. the latest news, esp. as disseminated by radio or televison.
Search
v.t. to look over or through in order to find; to probe into; v.i. to look for; to explore; n. searching; quest; investigation. |
Tau•rus
n. bull, 2nd sign sign of zodiac, which sun enters about April 21st. taurian a. pert. to a bull.
Twins
n. 1. (pl) two children or animals brought fourth at birth. 20. to be paired or coupled. |