crool

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• CROOL, JOSEPH — (1760–1829), British scholar and writer; of Hungarian birth. Of wide if eccentric learning, he was rabbi at Manchester and Nottingham, where he published The Importance and Necessity of a More General Knowledge of the Hebrew Language (1805). He… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Crool — impair, spoil: to cruel one s chances …   Dictionary of Australian slang

• crool — Australian Slang impair, spoil: to cruel one s chances …   English dialects glossary

• crool — /krul/ (say kroohl) verb (t) (croolled, croolling) Colloquial (a representation in writing of an uneducated pronunciation of cruel.) …  

• crool — ˈkrül intransitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: imitative : to make a repeated low, liquid, or gurgling sound a crooling dove …   Useful english dictionary

• Crool one's pitch — spoil someone s opportunity …   Dictionary of Australian slang

• crool one's pitch — Australian Slang spoil someone s opportunity …   English dialects glossary

• Be Chrool to Your Scuel — Single infobox Name = Be Crool to Your Scuel Artist = Twisted Sister from Album = Come Out and Play A side = B side = Released = 1985 Format = Recorded = Genre = Hard rock Heavy metal Rock and Roll Dixieland Length = 3:53 Label = Atlantic Writer …   Wikipedia

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• Adolph Eichman — Adolf Eichmann Adolf Eichmann Naissance 19 mars 1906 Solingen, Allemagne Décès 31 mai 1962 (à 56 ans) Jérusalem, Israël …   Wikipédia en Français

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