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Topic Culture:: PAGE #17
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481. Compose (chumadh)
:: the first sentence is so hard to compose
482. Composer (cumadóir)
:: The pair will play their own compositions alongside a varied programme of music by other composers
483. Opera (opera)
:: Yet Strauss manages to create an opera which wrings every dramatic drop from the text
484. Keyboard (Méarchlár)
:: Everyone who has a computer has a keyboard but not everyone has a joystick or gamepad
485. Keyboardist (keyboardist)
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486. Tuneful (tuneful)
:: Bubbling sounds resounded tunefully around me
487. Tuneless (tuneless)
:: The 1970s detail is quite particular a chopper bike space hopper and the piercing tunelessness of the daughters descant recorder are all thrown into the rowing familys maelstrom
488. Shade (scáth)
:: her elegant pink and black ensemble would put most outfits in the shade
489. Interlude (Interlude)
:: Apart from the Malaysian dance performance by way of an interlude Madurai too put its best foot forward with a brief fire dance by a local performer
490. Needlecraft (needlecraft)
:: The second chapter focuses on the position of women who largely confined at home exercised their taste and will in the acquisition and display of ornaments and in the production of needlecraft art pottery tile painting and fashion
491. Fugue (fugue)
:: The DSMIV says that the frotteurist and the fuguist despite all conceivable arguments to the contrary have lost their marbles period and end of discussion
492. Animate (bheochan)
:: Zen also builds however on the East Asian especially the Taoist naturalist view that ultimate reality is manifested in each and every concrete phenomenon including animate and inanimate beings
493. Lute (Lute)
:: It was then that I heard an eerie melody upon the air from a lute or other stringed instrument
494. Flop (flop)
:: Sadly the rest of this 115m flop is far less memorable
495. Saxophone (sacsafón)
:: There are four flautists two percussionists five trumpet players a trombonist and a tuba player two alto saxophonists a soprano a tenor and a baritone sax one bassoon and twenty violins
496. Dissonance (dissonance)
:: They are products of a culture in which to tell a lie creates no dissonance
497. Prolix (prolix)
:: Many writers struggled against the eras compulsive reserve not just with racy subject matter but also with compulsive prolixity
498. Prologue (brollach)
:: The next three days would consist of gear checks with the race crew skills testing and the race prologue a mini race to determine the seeding for the start of the race
499. Hack (hack)
:: It that been that way from the moment in the fourth minute when Ferdinand became the first of nine bookings by Andy D Urso for a silly hack at William Gallas
500. Key (eochair)
:: The technique gives a high key but a reduced range of brightness
501. Rococo (rocócó)
:: His rococo pieces were obviously executed before the neoclassical ones but the transition between the two styles in England spanned at least a decade
502. Depict (thaispeáint)
:: As in a disaster movie the lives are depicted as parallel narratives hinged on the impending disaster
503. Length (fad)
:: We then wrapped her in a length of white muslin white is the colour of initiation and lifted her above our heads and rocked her
504. Sousaphone (sousaphone)
:: The sound is held together by the rhythm section of sousaphonist Mike and drummer Mark
505. Episode (eachtra)
:: Lack of sunlight might just be one of many stressors that trigger a depressive episode
506. Sitter (Peata)
:: The presence of the house sitter is the number one burglar deterrent
507. Sound (fuaim)
:: I heard the sound of a car
508. Soundtrack (fuaimrian)
:: They eventually spent the next two decades soundtracking films and TV shows
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