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Be the property of.

Be a part or adjunct

To be in the right place, or (of a person) to feel that you are in the right place

To be someone's property

Be the property of.

A person who belongs to a group (without implication of greater than usual involvement or commitment).

An affinity for a place or situation.

Be the property of.

A person's movable possessions.

The things that a person owns, especially those that can be carried

Be the property of.

A minute elongated or needle-shaped crystal.

Former term for belarusian (adjective).

Another spelling of belarusian

Especially in france or french contexts: a card game related to klaberjass, typically played with a pack of 32 cards consisting of the seven to the ace of each suit, the object being to score points for various combinations and to win tricks.

To love. frequently, and now usually, in passive, with by, of (formerly also † with).

Dearly loved.

A much loved person.

At a lower level or layer than.

At a lower level or layer.

If a remark is below the belt, it is very insulting and unfair.

Relating to a bond or share that sells at a price that is lower than the value shown on it

Ignored or not noticed by someone or by people in general

In a large house, below stairs was the part of the house in which the servants worked and lived, and above stairs was the part in which the family of the owner of the house lived.

Situated in the space below the main deck of a ship.

In or into the space below the main deck of a ship.

The space below the main deck of a ship.

A unit used in the comparison of power levels in electrical communication or of intensities of sound, corresponding to an intensity ratio of 10 to 1.

(6th century bc), viceroy and son of the last king of babylon. the bible (daniel 5) tells how his death in the sack of the city was foretold by a mysterious hand which wrote on the palace wall at a banquet.

(6th century bc), viceroy and son of the last king of babylon. the bible (daniel 5) tells how his death in the sack of the city was foretold by a mysterious hand which wrote on the palace wall at a banquet.

A grandfather.

An adulterer, a fornicator, a lecher. later also (in somewhat weakened use): a swaggering gallant or bully.

A strip of leather or other material worn, typically round the waist, to support or hold in clothes or to carry weapons.

Fasten with a belt.

Sing loudly and forcefully