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A device for cutting cans open

An ancient small town in galilee, where christ is said to have performed his first miracle by changing water into wine during a marriage feast (john 2:1–11).

The biblical name for the area of ancient palestine west of the river jordan, the promised land of the israelites, who conquered and occupied it during the latter part of the 2nd millennium bc.

Relating to or characteristic of the biblical area of ancient palestine west of the river jordan.

(in the bible) a native or inhabitant of the area of ancient palestine west of the river jordan.

(in the bible) a native or inhabitant of the area of ancient palestine west of the river jordan.

Relating to or characteristic of the biblical area of ancient palestine west of the river jordan.

A woman of canaan; a female canaanite.

Of, belonging, or relating to canaan or the canaanites; = "canaanite".

A semitic language or alphabet used in ancient canaan; especially (in early use) the language of the canaanites; (now chiefly) a subdivision of the west semitic language group which includes hebrew, moabite, and phoenician. now usually called canaanite.

Of, belonging, or relating to canaan or the canaanites; that is a canaanite.

The second largest country in the world, covering the entire northern half of north america with the exception of alaska; population 35,900,000 (estimated 2015); official languages, english and french; capital, ottawa.

A country in north america

Relating to or characteristic of canada or its inhabitants.

A native or inhabitant of canada.

A word, expression, or other language feature that is characteristically canadian.

A word, expression, or other language feature that is characteristically canadian.

The action or result of canadianize ; the process of giving someone or something a (more) canadian character, style, identity, etc.

(often in passive). to make canadian in character, content, style, etc. also reflexive: to make (oneself) canadian; to assimilate (oneself) into canadian culture or society.

A native or inhabitant of canada.

Relating to or characteristic of canada or its inhabitants.

A species of dock, rumex hymenosepalus (family polygonaceae), native to the south-western united states and northern mexico, having clusters of pink flowers, long taproots high in tannin, and edible thick reddish stems and large fleshy leaves.

The common people; the masses.

The common people; the masses.

An artificial waterway constructed to allow the passage of boats or ships inland or to convey water for irrigation.

A long, narrow boat that is used on a canal

A long, narrow boat used on canals.

Long and straight with incurved edges, so as to resemble a gutter or channel; having a longitudinal groove or channel; having minute grooves or tubes.

A worker or traveller on a canal; a person who lives or works on a canal boat.

Plural of canalis specialized

Long and straight with incurved edges, so as to resemble a gutter or channel. also: having a longitudinal groove or channel; having minute grooves or tubes.