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23:48 Jul 15, 2002 |
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occiput Explanation: it\'s a general name of back part of head or skull [Webster\'s] |
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BTHOOM! Explanation: Beats The Hell Outta Me!!!! :) P/S: No sé! |
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May I suggest that you write PUYÔ Explanation: in the Tagalog to English combination and listen to the feedback? These are household words used when speaking of babies, for example... |
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clean cut..smooth..well clipped..flowing.. Explanation: "tchas" is a Creole term describing the back of men's head after a hair cut. |
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nape of the neck Explanation: Good luck, CHENOUMI19! Would you be so kind, as to put the answer in German? I´ll gladly answer it you as well (just kiddin´) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-16 09:40:37 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- above the nape of the neck |
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Close-cropped Explanation: When the hair is cut very short and usually quite straight. It would help very much if we could see a picture of what you are describing, I think. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-16 15:08:16 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Stumbled across this as well, which might interest you: http://www.thejapanesepage.com/hair.htm Don\'t worry about Japanese characters, most of the page is in English Reference: http://www.truyu.com/images/oscars-ashleyjudd.jpg Reference: http://images.google.ch/imgres?imgurl=www.truyu.com/images/o... |
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