what does "wicann" means?
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Wicca, as most other religions, recognizes the existence of a 'First Cause',\nGOD or that from which all comes. Wiccans feel that this First Cause is so\nlarge and all encompassing that it is difficult for mankind to communicate with\nit. We can of communicate with that 'First Cause' through what is commonly\nknown as the 'Gods and Goddesses.' These Goddesses and Gods manifest to us\nthrough their works, such as the cycle of the seasons, the miracle of birth,\nthe joy of the first iris of Spring and the message of joy and hope from the\nrainbow, and through their Presence.\n\nPriests and Priestesses of our religion can be seen dancing in Neolithic cave\npaintings and our sacred objects rest in every major museum of the world. Wicca\nis a Living religion, as it has been since the first primitive hunting tribes\nsought to establish and affirm their relationship with the cycles of their\nMother the Earth, Her fertility, and that of the animals they depended on for\nlife and sustenance. We are a religion of life and vitality, and we hold all\nlife in respect and reverence. We do not own the Earth; we live on it by the\nlove and grace of Our Mother. We do not own the plants, animals or stones;\nthey are, as we are, the children of the Great Mother. They are our brothers\nand sisters on whom we are all dependent for life, shelter, and sustenance; and\nthey deserve our love and respect in return. Above all else, we choose to live\nin harmony and balance.\n\nWe do not claim an actual dogmatic descent as far back as Neolithic times.\nWiccans retain the spirit of the ancient ways of reverence, in a way similar\nthough not related to some Native American traditions and ideals. Although many\nWiccans do not claim dogmatic descent of the original, native European\ntraditions; many anthropologists, among them the noted Margaret Murray,\nconsider us a survival of that same original European religion, albeit\nup-rooted and driven underground by the spread of an intolerant, monotheistic\ncreed.
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It could mean your corny like a corn dog. OR. It could mean he wants to stick his weiner in right into your buns??? If it felt like a sexual thing, that might have been what it meant... But, I am not sure, just ask them if you still speak with them.
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Well, it depends on who you ask! Check out the link from Wikepedia, an online dictionary.
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It's an abbreviation for videlicet which means "That is; namely" and is used to introduce examples, lists, or items.\n\nI suspect it is also the abbreviation for vicinity.\n-MM
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It's a unique identifier that Windows uses to identify a CWnd object.  They have type HWND which in C/C++ is a long integer
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I think thare´s a specific kind of pastic for that. In my country (Argentina) it´s called "parsec". Check it in yours.
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yes please i want to know the meaning of\nfoufou habibé inta min wein? lol take care
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Today was red, and the word was "can".\n\nThanks for your help too! :)
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I know a girl named "Keren".\n\n\nfrom a couple of searches:\nKeren-Happuch (kĕr`ən-hăp`ək), in the Bible, Job's third daughter after his affliction.\n\nUrban dictionary: Keren:  \n1. Sexy beautiful fun loving girl\n2. sexy isle of wightian - likes bummings and hugs.\n\nfrom online indonesian dictionary (link below):\nindonesian   english\n  keren   chic\n  keren   sturdy\n  keren   impressive\n  keren    stylish\n  keren   stalward\n  keren    perky
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Asterisk.\n\nAnd don't give the points to Smiddy, he posted first but he modified his answer. :-)
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What exactly are you talking about, hun'?  I guess its a model that an owner uses or something. I need clarification
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It means: Can you give us your explanation in English so we can answer the client. \n\nI don't know it the client is right, because kunnan isn't a word. But it could be ..svo við getum svarað kúnnanum. Svarað kúnnanum means answer the client. \n\nViltu = can/will you\ngefa = give\nokkur = us\nþína = your\nskýringu = explanation\ná = in\nensku = english\nsvo = so\nvið = we\ngetum = can\nsvara = answer\nkunnan = ? not sure but kúnni = client.
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You got something wrong, unless the answers aren't in English.  \nI am guessing that boxcar and dimwit are correct.\n\nimager\nsaltpan\ndefray or deejay\nboxcar\ndimwit\n<no matching words>\ndishpan
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It is Welsh and I think it means 'stupid','emptyheaded', 'not all there",etc.\n\nI am a saesneg,but from my sojourns I think the literal translation is 'not a full yard'.\n\nOur ocker mates would say 'a sixpack short of a barbie'!
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Belkin 54g would refer to a wireless router.  The owner probably has his wireless network named that and set up with no security.  Your wireless adapter is probably set to get on the first network it finds, which is apparently someone else's besides yours.  You're probably on someone else's internet connection when this happens.
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it means wireless fidelity
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I wish people wouldn't just post saying 'i don't know' it's a total waste of time for people.\n\nAs a Brit, i'll take over, mate.\n\n'Wotcher' or 'wotcha' is a greeting used primarily by London males or Australian males. Its origins are unknown, but could be 'what are you up to' or 'what are you doing'.\n\nThe general meaning is 'hi, how are are you' and you would use it on its own or with 'mate' on the end. Eg:\n\nDave: "Wotcher, Steve, how's it going?"\nSteve: "Alright, mate"