novelty
61Novelty Song — Als Novelty Song (von engl. novelty „Neuheit“) bezeichnet man Stücke aus allen Genres der Unterhaltungsmusik, die in ihrem Sound, in ihrem Text oder in ihrer Vortragsform als Neuheit empfunden werden. Dabei ist unerheblich, ob das Lied… …
62novelty degree — n. A fake degree from an existing university or college; a degree from a non existent university or college. Example Citation: On the site, customers can buy, for $ 50 apiece, diplomas from any colleges they want including the University of… …
63novelty theory — noun A theory developed by philosopher that aims to describe novelty in the universe based on a combination of numerology and mathematics …
64novelty\ facial\ hair — Anything from soul patches to muttonchops to spiky, lightning boltesque sideburns especially as worn by clueless, no hope having baristas, under the illusion that it speaks volumes about their profundity or nonconformity. That idiot with the Mr.… …
65novelty\ facial\ hair — Anything from soul patches to muttonchops to spiky, lightning boltesque sideburns especially as worn by clueless, no hope having baristas, under the illusion that it speaks volumes about their profundity or nonconformity. That idiot with the Mr.… …
66novelty of the variety — veislės naujumas statusas Aprobuotas sritis sėklininkystė apibrėžtis Veislė laikoma nauja, jeigu iki paraiškos pateikimo kompetentingai institucijai datos jos dauginamoji ar augalų medžiaga nebuvo parduota ar kitaip perleista naudoti kitiems… …
67novelty — noun (plural ties) Etymology: Middle English novelte, from Anglo French novelté, from novel Date: 14th century 1. something new or unusual 2. the quality or state of being novel ; newness 3. a small manufactured article intended mainly for… …
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69novelty — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. newness, originality, singularity, innovation, new departure, change, revolution; fad, fashion, le dernier cri, craze; marvel, freak, curiosity, neology, neoterism. Ant., oldness. II (Roget s IV)… …
70novelty — nov·el·ty || nÉ‘vltɪ / nÉ’v n. innovation; something new; discovery …
