What does this word stands for? "Estoma"??
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English term or phrase: stomates \nThe parts of a typical leaf include the upper and lower epidermis, the mesophyll, the vascular bundle(s) (veins), and the stomates.  \nAs for pictures this is all I found:\nhttp://www.ftexploring.com/photosyn/chloroplast.html
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Nothing. It is a phonetic abbreviation. It means "to come" which is just what you said.
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WTF is "rem"-spell out the abbreviation...
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I know it is swedish but I cannot be sure of the translations I have here. I am sure of the first and third but not the second.\nMitt means middle or mid\nFodelse means birth or child\nDatum means date\nHope this helps and good luck.
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Gusto \nGustas\nGusta\nGustamos\nGustan
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I think it's spelled Bumboclot. It's a Jamaican patois term, an insult usually. It literally means a bloody or used tampon or sanitary napkin. A related term is rasclot (note both words contain "clot" menaing cloth), these are used as insults.
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OT is Off topic\n\nGWN is another story , I am not familiar nor can I find a likely answer. It could stand for Great White North but the most likely to be in a chat/messenger context would be Gundam Wing Nataku: Genesis, a role-playing game (RPG) on the EZboard network
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SIEMA is short for:\n\n \nSección de Inteligencia del Estado Mayor de la Armada
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they are abbreviations.......cant think of anything else
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Ti mancavo tanto--stammi bene!  (However, I'm not a native speaker, so if you get an answer from someone who is go with that.)
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you might find this excerpt useful:\nTurns out "Subsisto sermo statim" is the "Latin motto" for STFU - that's Shut The Fuck Up - University. THEY think it translate as "Stop talking now." To quote John McLaughlin: WRONG! If you didn't know shit for Latin and just looked those words up in the dictionary that might be the translation you would get, but there are these little things called grammatical rules. Sermo is in the nominative, which makes it the subject NOT the object of the sentence, and subsisto is the first person singular, so it has to translate as "I stop." So basically, the author is calling himself a discussion. Not to mention the fact that "Stop" as the boys at STFU intended to use it requires an imperative. Even if we ignore their horrendous word choice (which doesn't really convey the meaning they want it to; sermo doesn't so much mean the act of "talking" as it does a "discussion" like a sermon - etymology is a biotch), the phrase should read: "Subsiste sermonem statim."
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Nosce te ipsum.\n\nNot quite so pithy in Latin.
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The F word is Anglo Saxon.  Most others are corruptions of body parts.  My favourite is my old grandad's: 'Bad cess to you'.   It took me a long time to figure it out, but the cess is as in cesspit.
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ciao ciao - piacere! saluto da Filadelfia. sto molto bene.  e' Lei, come sta'? ho visitato Napoli e Capri due anni fa.\n\np.s. - relax Sue...remember this is the "Language section"
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Word=drum&bluhm, brum, brumm, bum, chum, clum, come, crum, crumb, crumm, cum, drumm, dum, dumb, dumm, from, frum, glum, grum, gum, gumm, hum, humm, klumb, krum, krumm, krumme, kumm, lum, lumb, lumm, maam, mum, mumm, mumme, numb, pflum, plum, plumb, rum, schrum, schum, schumm, scum, shrum, shum, slum, some, strum, stum, stumm, sum, swum, thum, thumb, thumm, um, umm, yum
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Wow, I'm usually pretty good at finding these kinds of things, but I was unable to locate what that acronym means.  Sorry!
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hmmm.. I always thought it meant Llamas Mate After Operas..\n\nBut seriously, it means "very funny".. laughing my a$$ off.