maunder
31maunder — v 1. gibber, blather, ramble on, chatter, babble, prattle, gabble; mumble, stammer, hem and haw; run off at the mouth, run on, rattle on, twaddle. 2. wander, meander, ramble, traipse; straggle, Sl. schlepp, stray, mosey, shuffle, saunter; stumble …
32maunder — maund·er …
33maunder — maun•der [[t]ˈmɔn dər[/t]] v. i. 1) to talk ramblingly or unintelligibly 2) to wander • Etymology: 1615–25; imit. maun′der•er, n …
34maunder — a beggar. Glouc …
35Maunder Minimum — …
36Maunder minimum — noun a) The period between 1645 and 1715 marked by records and other indications of very low levels of sunspot activity of Earths sun, corresponding to a period of global cooling. b) A similar period observed on another star …
37Maunder Minimum — noun The period between 1645 and 1715 marked by records and other indications of very low levels of sunspot activity of Earths sun, corresponding to a period of global cooling …
38Maunder, John Henry — (21 February 1858, London – 25 January 1920, Brighton) Composer whose anthems, combining imagination with technical restraint, remained popular in parish churches well into the 20th century. He also wrote two popular oratorios, The {}Martyrs… …
39Maunder Minimum — A period of very low solar activity, from the years 1645 through 1715 …
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