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61Tame Horomona Rehe — (* 7. Mai 1884 in Waikaripi, Chatham Island; † 19. März 1933 in Manukau, Owenga, Chatham Island), englischsprachig bekannt als Tommy Solomon, war Farmer auf den Chatham Islands und der letzte überlebende Moriori in Neuseeland …
62tame cheater — (Shakespeare) A decoy • • • Main Entry: ↑cheat tame cheater see under ↑cheat1 • • • Main Entry: ↑tame …
63tame´less|ness — tame|less «TAYM lihs», adjective. 1. that has never been tamed. 2. that cannot be tamed: »The leopardess is tameless (Charlotte Brontë). –tame´less|ly, adverb. –tame´less|ness, noun …
64tame´less|ly — tame|less «TAYM lihs», adjective. 1. that has never been tamed. 2. that cannot be tamed: »The leopardess is tameless (Charlotte Brontë). –tame´less|ly, adverb. –tame´less|ness, noun …
65tame|less — «TAYM lihs», adjective. 1. that has never been tamed. 2. that cannot be tamed: »The leopardess is tameless (Charlotte Brontë). –tame´less|ly, adverb. –tame´less|ness, noun …
66Tame Valley Junction — (gbmapping|SO976936), also known as Doe Bank Junction, is the western limit of the Tame Valley Canal where it meets the Walsall Canal, south of Walsall, in the West Midlands, England.References*cite book|author=Perrott, David|coauthors=Mosse,… …
67tame|a|bly — «TAY muh blee», adverb. in a tameable manner; so as to tame. Also, tamably …
68Tame Valley Community School — is an inner city primary school in Bromford, Birmingham. The school serves an inner city area of very high density, including numerous 20 storey tower blocks, maisonettes and row after row of terraced housing, mainly council housing. The school… …
69Tame Parata — (1837 – 1917) was a Māori and a Liberal Party Member of Parliament in New Zealand. Subsequently he was appointed to the New Zealand Legislative CouncilHe won the Southern Māori seat in the 1885 by election after the resignation of Hori Kerei… …
70tame-poi|son — «TAYM POY zuhn», noun. an herb of the milkweed family native to Europe whose root was formerly used as an antidote to poisons …
