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Ludwig van Beethoven (German composer 1770-1827), as called in the film _A Clockwork Orange_ (Kubrick 1971).
"The glorious Ninth by Ludwig Van."
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The fish that Khaled Mardam-Bey (creator of mIRC) is obviously obsessed with.
/me slaps LudwigVan around with a large trout
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A layman's term for a consonant or vowel sound articulated in the throat (uvular, pharyngeal, glottal); also a language containing gutturals in its inventory.
Arabic is considered one of the most guttural languages (that's not to say it's ugly, however; it can be quite sexy actually), as it has seven guttural consonants, commonly transliterated as q, kh, gh, h-dot, reverse apostrophe, h and apostrophe (glottal stop). Among European languages, German and Dutch have both ch (= kh), r (= gh) and h; French also has a uvular r (= gh). Modern Greek has kh and gh, and Spanish has j (= kh).
The constructed language Klingon, from Star Trek, is intentionally very rough and guttural; it contains the sounds of Arabic kh, gh, q and glottal stop, along with an affricate qkh.
She moaned something to her lover in some guttural language, either French or Arabic or a mixture of the two.
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An expression of regret over a goof: oops. From a 1970s TV commercial for Franco-American SpaghettiOs, a canned pasta dinner sometimes with meatballs or sliced frankfurters. Another Homer Simpson quote.
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1) A small note on a piece of paper indicating a debt owned, an I.O.U. From Hindi chitthi. 2) Spanish (esp. Mexican) parroting of "shit".
I've got twenty dollars of chits for the work I did last week.
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1) In a natural state, pristine, unadulterated.
2) Not wearing clothes, nude.
3) Not wearing makeup, fresh-faced.
Literally, French: "in the natural state."
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Arabic for ass, arse, buttocks, anus.
Written as: ΓΒΓΒΓΒ (view page in Arabic Windows coding).
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