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Topic Culture:: PAGE #31
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901. Codex (जाब्ता)
:: She peppers her recipes with citations from the ancient Aztec codices
902. Daub (daub)
:: The same protection is accorded to a casual letter or an entry in a diary and to the most valuable poem or essay to a botch or daub and a masterpiece
903. Gavotte (gavotte)
:: Composers who wrote instrumental gavottes include Franois Couperin Rameau Purcell Pachelbel and J C F Fischer
904. Harpsichord (पर्दादारवाद्ययन्त्र)
:: I plan to visit museums where there are early keyboard instruments either harpsichords or clavichords
905. Mouthpiece (mouthpiece)
:: The BBC is an independent public service broadcaster not a government mouthpiece
906. Novel (उपन्यास)
:: its a novel idea
907. Novelist (novelist)
:: Countless other crime novelists have adopted the same technique
908. Pavane (pavane)
:: The range of Orlando Gibbons can be savoured first in another expressive and touching pavan
909. Pitch (पिच)
:: A corridor for media and officials is placed between the seating terraces and the boundary wall of the pitch
910. Sculpt (sculpt)
:: I fell in love with the animals here bought clay and started sculpting
911. Sculptor (मूर्तिकार)
:: Italian architects and sculptors were imported including Bartolommeo Berecci and Giovanni Maria Padovano
912. Sculpture (मूर्तिकला)
:: All but the small pieces were exhibited close to or actually backed by the gallery walls in part reflecting the original placement of statues within the frameworks of such sculptured shrines
913. Shoot (गोली)
:: Players will speed through tracks that twist turn loop corkscrew shoot upward drop off dead end and more
914. Understudy (understudy)
:: Amy played Christine in the Millennium tour of Phantom when she was understudying the role
915. Vocal (गायन)
:: In the 1950s scientists succeeded in making a model of the acoustics of human vocal tracts and resonant frequencies
916. Vocalise (vocalise)
:: From another direction came the most exquisite vocalises Paul was warming up
917. Vocalist (vocalist)
:: Well we have 3 songwriters and 3 vocalists so we have a few different styles
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