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Topic Family:: PAGE #8
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211. Friend (prieten)
:: It feels like Im making a penny a day at the moment and thats certainly not easy to live off of my friend
212. Friendship (prietenie)
:: Yes they say that your future partner is your best friend and that friendship can turn into love
213. Maternal (matern)
:: My maternal grandfather died within two weeks of my birth
214. Wunderkind (Wunderkind)
:: The dotcoms are creating millionaires literally overnight and these nuevo rich wunderkinds along with their businesses and corporations all want to reside in San Francisco
215. Suckle (suge)
:: The impudent fellow has also angered his wife who sits nearby suckling their child
216. Suckling (alăptat)
:: In some cases families sent their infants to live with wet nurses in the country but sucklings might not survive if the wet nurses favoured their own babies
217. Clan (clan)
:: People of the same clan claim a common totem dodem do daim or do dam the symbol of a living creature
218. Companion (companion)
:: his travelling companion
219. Companionship (companie)
:: Will two unsuccessful undateable losers in love find companionship together
220. Sarcophagus (sarcofag)
:: Then during excavations on the rue Descartes in 1909 three sarcophagi from the ancient Merovingian cemetery were found two of adult size and one of child size
221. Heritage (moștenire)
:: Organizations that promote traditional Chinese music have preserved the rich musical heritage of many national minorities
222. Family (familie)
:: That is the way towards building a new Scotland fit and ready to play its full part in the European family of nations
223. Breadwinner (susţinător de familie)
:: The idea that fatherhood is associated with breadwinning with participation in paid employment and that this is the main way that men can be social fathers is therefore historically and culturally specific
224. Break (pauză)
:: whose break is it
225. Water (apă)
:: a water sign
226. Leave (părăsi)
:: I wondered why the member had to seek leave to do that in this particular instance when the vote has not yet been put
227. Dementia (demenţă)
:: People with dementia have a degenerative disease of the brain for which there is no cure
228. Matriarch (matriarch)
:: Theres nothing quite like a domineering matriarch to fall in love with and Streep not only neuters her onscreen male counterparts but the audience as well
229. Matrilineal (matriarhal)
:: Family relations are traced back equally both matrilineally and patrilineally and active kin groups often extend to the greatgrandparents
230. Matrimonial (matrimonial)
:: On the divorce of a married couple the court has wide powers to divide the matrimonial property in the fairest manner possible
231. Matrimony (căsătorie)
:: She said she did not think the impending war had changed soldiers minds about entering the state of matrimony
232. Lover (amant)
:: I think she had a secret lover
233. Lovesick (bolnav de dragoste)
:: Stories abounded of clubhouses camping trips high phone bills illnesses school proms and as the children grew older lovesickness
234. Uterus (uter)
:: Some of the desperate women who opted for backstreet abortions often had to have their uteruses surgically removed because of resulting massive infection
235. Natal (natal)
:: The location and aspects of the ascendants ruler also hold a great deal of importance in natal evaluation
236. Cadaver (cadaver)
:: The forms should specifically use the term dissect and specify the use of the cadavers for medical education and research purposes
237. Caesarean (cezariana)
:: the Caesarean faction in the civil wars after 44 bc
238. Tantrum (acces de furie)
:: He shrugged hes a very nonchalant man unperturbed by tantrums and certainly not prone to them
239. Juvenile (juvenil)
:: Asked about the motivation for the vandalism he said it was simply a case of very juvenile immature peer pressure
240. Son (fiu)
:: he was a son of Ireland
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