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Pocket dragon
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A cigarette lighter example hey, bud, i just bought some smokes. you got that pocket dragon?
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Dragon, английский
- Дракон
- An old name for a musketoon.
Dragon beam or piece, английский
A strut or abutment.
Dragon beam., английский
Dragon boat (also dragonboat), английский
One of a family of traditional paddled long boats of various designs and sizes found throughout asia, africa and the pacific islands. for competitive events, they are generally rigged with decorative chinese dragon heads and tails. dragon boat races are traditionally held during the annual summer solstice festival.
Dragon boat festival, английский
Dragon piece, английский
Dragon post, английский
A post at the corner of a house that has a jetty at the front as well as a jetty on a side of the house. dragon style a mode of architecture, popular in 19th-century scandinavia, that exhibited seagoing motifs, such as dragon figureheads; based on traditional log construction and said to
Dragon summer, английский
A dragon beam of unusually large size.
Dragon tie, английский
An angle brace which supports one end of a dragon beam.
Dragonair *, английский
Dragoner, немецкий
In Österreich bezeichnung für rückenspange an jacke, kleid oder mantel
Dragonet, английский
A sea-fish, the gowdie, or callionymus lyra.
Dragonfly, английский
Dragonite, английский
Dragon`s skin, английский
Pocket, английский
- A patch of bark or gum (kino) completely or partially enclosed in the wood.
- Opening in the corners and sides of a pool table serving as targets for the object balls
- A cavity in the body pocket of infection place where an infection remains
- Карман
- A commercial quantity of wool, containing half a sack. also, the frog of a belt.
- Гнездо; карман; полость air ~ воздушная раковина (в бетоне); воздушный карман [мешок]; воздушная полость; воздушная пробка (в трубопроводе)
Pocket a ball, английский
Cause an object ball to go into a pocket
Pocket a bill (until aftei adj, английский
Pocket battleship, английский
Popular name for a nazi-german class of heavy cruiser (schwere kreuzer) designed to by-pass treaty restrictions by mounting powerful 11-inch (250 mm) guns in a relatively small (10,000 ton) lightly-armored hull. known to the germans as panzerschiffe (armored ships) they followed the pattern set in the 18th century by united states “super frigates” (see warship rating), being more powerful than anything speedy enough to catch them, but faster than anything able to outgun them. the germans initially liked the “battleship” designation because it magnified the power and prestige of these “super cruisers” in the public eye. later the british used the term to overemphasize the magnitude of their 1939 victory in the battle of the river plate.
Pocket billiards, английский
Subtle rearrangement of male parts in a public place example i was sitting awkwardly, in considerable discomfort. a quick game of pocket billiards soon solved the problem
Pocket billiards:, английский
Same as "pool"
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Pocket rocket, английский
Pocket billiards, английский
Subtle rearrangement of male parts in a public place example i was sitting awkwardly, in considerable discomfort. a quick game of pocket billiards soon solved the problem
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