Amana church society
a religious group founded in Germany in 1714, moved to New York State in 1843, and then to Iowa in 1855, where its villages have flourished as cooperative corporations since 1932.
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- Amana
amana perennial. (1.) The Hebrew margin of 2 Kings 5:12 gives this as another reading of Abana (q.v.), a stream near Damascus. (2.) A mountain (Cant. 4:8), probably the southern summit of Anti-Libanus, at the base of which are the sources of the Abana. Contemporary Examples amana Fontanella-Khan is a feature writer in Mumbai who […]
- Amanda
a female given name: from a Latin word meaning “beloved.”. Contemporary Examples What is coming up for Scott and Sarah Henrickson [Amanda Seyfried]? Polygamy’s Back Jace Lacob January 6, 2010 Come, take a tour through the Amanda Bynes Twitter Hall of Shame. Amanda Bynes Asks Drake to Murder Her Vagina and Other WTF Tweets Kevin […]
- Amandine
served or prepared with : trout amandine. Historical Examples Once properly instructed, Franois and amandine will help him. The Mysteries of Paris, Volume 4 of 6 Eugne Sue There is no woman in Paris half as much talked about as amandine. Avarice-Anger: Eugne Sue Franois and amandine looked at each other, then hung down their […]
- Amandla
noun (South African) a political slogan calling for power to the Black population
- Amanita muscaria
amanita muscaria Amanita muscaria Amanita mus·car·i·a (mŭs-kâr’ē-ə) n. A toxic mushroom that contains muscarine. Historical Examples The name given by Letellier to the poisonous principle of amanita muscaria, and some other species of fungi. Cooley’s Cyclopdia of Practical Receipts and Collateral Information in the Arts, Manufactures, Professions, and Trades…, Sixth Edition, Volume I Arnold Cooley […]