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31ewer — ew·er …
32ewer — ew•er [[t]ˈyu ər[/t]] n. 1) cer fia a pitcher or jug with a wide spout 2) cer fia a decorative vessel with a spout and handle, esp. a tall, slender one with a base • Etymology: 1275–1325; < AF; OF evier < L aquārius vessel for water …
33ewer — /ˈjuə / (say yoohuh) noun 1. a pitcher with a wide spout, especially one to hold water for ablutions. 2. a decorative vessel having a spout and handle, especially a tall, slender vessel with a base. {Middle English, from Anglo French, from Latin… …
34ewer — an udder. N …
35ewer — n. a large pitcher or water jug with a wide mouth. Etymology: ME f. ONF eviere, OF aiguiere, ult. f. L aquarius of water f. aqua water …
36EWER & СА — См. Юр и КА …
37EWER — см. Юр …
38Isaac Ewer — was an English soldier and one of the Regicides of King Charles I of England.Probably born in Essex, he married Joan Thurloe, sister of John Thurloe, in 1633 and was registered as a surveyor of highways in 1636. Ewer enlisted for the Parliament… …
39Milch-Ewer — Milchewer auf der Elbe, 1839 Milch Ewer, auch Melk Ever genannt, waren flachbödige Segelschiffe mit Spitzgatt, mit denen vom 17. bis Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts Milchprodukte aus der ländlichen Umgebung über Elbe und Alster in die Städte Hamburg… …
40Philemon Ewer — There were a number of shipbuilders and shipwrights called Philemon Ewerin the villages of Bursledon and Hamble in the River Hamble area of Hampshire, England during the 18th century. The Master Shipbuilder The Master shipbuilder was Philemon… …
