Términos

Aquellos que son adictos a narcóticos u otras drogas.

Tiendas minoristas que incluyen una farmacia y suelen vender otros artículos, como artículos de aseo personal, artículos de papelería, revistas, periódicos y refrescos.

Textiles gruesos que se utilizan como revestimientos baratos para el suelo por sí mismos o en la parte superior de una alfombra.

Diseños humorísticos en los márgenes de manuscritos medievales o tallados de madera o piedra en lugares discretos en edificios medievales.

Family of large, flightless birds having only one remaining genus.

Genus of large, flightless birds having only one remaining species.

Species of large, flightless bird of Australia; it is the sole living member of the family Dromaiidae, several other forms having been exterminated by settlers.

Úsese para galera bizantina grande, de dos bancos, con una o dos velas, y generalmente equipada con lanzallamas para usar con fuego griego.

Pasajes largos y estrechos que conducen a tumbas de cámara y tholos.

Unmanned aircraft, often guided by remote control, used for strategic reconnaissance, aerial surveys or to deploy weaponry.

A black pigment prepared from burnt animal bones mixed with water and glue then formed into lumps or drops; was commercially sold as pellets, used in the 18th and 19th century for house paint.

Úsese para designar un carruaje de cuatro ruedas, de construcción simple, en el que los pasajeros se sientan a horcajadas en un banco estrecho extendido entre dos ejes. Se encuentra principalmente en Rusia.

Instrumentos usados para medir la cantidad de rocío que se forma sobre una superficie determinada.

Substances of animal, vegetable, mineral, or synthetic origin that are used as an ingredient in pharmacy, in the prevention or treatment of disease, as a medicine, or to otherwise obtain a physiological effect on a living organism. Also includes substances having intoxicating, stimulant, or narcotic effects.

Religious and philosophical system of the Druids, who were members of the learned priestly class among the ancient Celts. Frequented oak forests and acted as priests, teachers, and judges.

Collections of drums or other percussion instruments, usually cymbals, arranged to be played by a single player.

Large, often mace-like batons wielded by a drum major to keep measure in marching bands.

Stands onto which drums are placed; many, such as snare drum stands, have adjustable cradles or baskets where the drums rest.

Úsese para designar una colina larga, lisa y en forma de cigarro de origen glaciar.