what did mean aflatoxin?
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Aflatoxin is a naturally occurring toxic chemical by-product from the growth of the fungus Aspergillus flavus on corn and other crops such as peanuts and ...\nmsucares.com/pubs/infosheets/is1563.htm - 17k - Cached - Similar pages
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I believe its some kind of food and I have no idea how it is spelled.\n\nOh wait, I found out....fricassee is meat, esp. chicken or veal, browned lightly, stewed, and served in a sauce made with its own stock
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It is used to describe an event that couldn't possibly happen....\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/When_pigs_fly
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It means Mustard.\n\nSee for yourself...\n\nhttp://www.htcc.com.au/bk_web/slide8.htm
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i think it has something to do with the wings of a moth you should try dictionary.com
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voodoo medicine. the easy way to curb your children. i should have been put on it. couldn't seem to keep a focused thought as a kid. learned to tame the mind. it was hard. still have problems. sort of like dyslexia, just gotta concentrate and manage your thoughts. happy i never took the meds.  hit the bottle. killed a man. just like allergies.
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Some German words seem to have been created simply for the joy of being used in English: such as schadenfreude or weltanschauung for example. The current bird flu panic in Europe has brought about the introduction of yet another German word: hamsterkäufe. Roughly translated, it means "hamster buying." But a closer look at the Langenscheidt yields a better definition: "panic buying."
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I think it means something like "Lead wings quickly turn into ashes!"\n\nDoes it now make any sense to you?
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Airborne mold spores are dangerous to your health:\n\nhttp://dede.essortment.com/airbornemold_riri.htm
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It was originally cowboy jargon.  The person who had to ride behind the cattle herd when it was being driven to market was called the drag rider, and he was said to "eat dust" (a herd of cattle can stir up a respectable cloud of dust, visible for miles.)  When you were in a hurry and drove the animals too hard, without time enough to stop and graze and drink, the weaker ones collapsed, typically forward onto their knees.  They "bit the dust."
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By making conditions unfavourable for the fungi to live and cause fermentation. Basically, by a mild form of poisoning.
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"CFC's (CHLORO-FLORO CARBONS) Ozone depleting chemical, very harmful to environment. Mainly found in refrigerants, spray cans, ets. Not peanuts."\n\n"CFC has many electrons"
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Not sure what the Snickers reference is saying.  Maybe they use an image that gives a different meaning.\n\nUsually it means falsifying accounting records.  Hope that helps.   : )
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It means "linseed oil."
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Ummm...a germ or virus. Airborne, surface borne (two day life span)
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Strike me pink ~ A shock or surprise (intially it came from sunburn/heatstroke)\n\nI don't believe it is only a British expression.
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Chicken. I saw that during an interview about his superstitions.