Potpourri

  • 51potpourri —   n. mixture of dried petals & spices to scent a room; miscellany of music or literature, etc.; medley …

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  • 52potpourri — pot|pour|ri sb., et, er, erne (et musikstykke; blanding af tørrede, velduftende blomsterblade) …

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  • 53Potpourri — Pọt|pour|ri [...pʊri , österreichisch ... ri: ], das; s, s <französisch> (Allerlei; aus populären Melodien zusammengesetztes Musikstück) …

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  • 54potpourri — noun 1. a collection containing a variety of sorts of things (Freq. 1) a great assortment of cars was on display he had a variety of disorders a veritable smorgasbord of religions • Syn: ↑assortment, ↑mixture, ↑mi …

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  • 55potpourri fishing — fishing where a variety of species are available or in which more than one method can be used …

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  • 56Akrobatisches Potpourri — Infobox Film name = Akrobatisches Potpourri image size = caption = director = Max Skladanowsky Emil Skladanowsky producer = Max Skladanowsky writer = narrator = starring = Grunato family music = cinematography = Max Skladanowsky editing =… …

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  • 57Akrobatisches Potpourri — Filmdaten Originaltitel Akrobatisches Potpourri/Gymnastikerfamilie Grunato Produktionsland Deutschland …

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  • 58The Potpourri — Infobox Newspaper name = The Potpourri type = Weekly newspaper format = Broadsheet foundation = 1984 ceased publication = price = Free owners = ASP Westward LP publisher = Houston Community Newspapers editor = Allen Jones circulation = 41,500… …

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  • 59Pot-Pourri (disambiguation) — Potpourri or Pot Pourri [pō poo’rē] (French, literally rotten pot ) was originally a term applied to a jar with a mixture of dried flower petals and spices used to scent the air. It can refer to:*Potpourri, a mixture of dried, naturally fragrant… …

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  • 60Schwartauer Fayencen — Potpourri ein Beispiel einer erhaltenen Schwartauer Fayence …

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