Stunt
41stunt — stunt1 verb [often as adjective stunted] retard the growth or development of. Derivatives stuntedness noun Origin C16 (in the sense bring to an abrupt halt ): from dialect stunt foolish, stubborn , of Gmc origin; perh. related to stump. stunt2… …
42stunt — 1. Showy or sensational feat, trick, device, dodge, novel idea or similar undertaking (usu. to attract publicity). 2. stunt man Person employed to replace actors in filming of dangerous scenes involving e.g. falls, crashes, etc …
43stunt — 1) stubborn, fierce, angry. Lincoln, ab A. S. 2) A, STUNT, stultus, fatuus, forte quia stulti proeferoces sunt ; vel a verbo TO STAND, ut RESTY,!!!a RESTANDO, metaphora ab equis contumacibus sumpta. Skinner …
44Stunt Car Racer — Éditeur MicroProse (MicroStyle, MicroPlay) Concepteur Geoff Crammond Date de sortie 1989 …
45Stunt Dawgs — was an animated comedic adventure series (1992 1993) about a team of stunt performers and their bulldog named Human who also solve problems heroically. The series was produced by DiC Entertainment and Rainforest Entertainment and co created by… …
46Stunt (disambiguation) — * Stunt, a difficult or unusual feat performed for film or theatre * List of cheerleading stunts * Stunt (botany), a plant disease that results in dwarfing and loss of vigor * Stunt (Dance music act), a british dance music act * Stunt (album), a… …
47Stunt (music act) — Stunt is a dance music project of British remixers/producers Gary Johnson, Scott Chester, Simon Wills and Dave Valler.In 2005 Gary Johnson, Scott Chester and Simon Wills re produced a version of the 1997 Sash! track Encore Une Fois with the… …
48Stunt Fall — Données clés Localisation Parque Warner Madrid …
49Stunt casting — is a term in casting that refers to hiring well known actors, such as movie stars, to play bit parts on television series and in films. [http://nymag.com/nymetro/movies/features/10787/ Parental Units: The Perverse Charm of Stunt Casting] from New …
50Stunt Fall — Daten Typ Stahl inverted Modell Giant Inverted Boomerang …
