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Definition
Synonym
Bergemittel
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Bergemittel
n
min.
dirt bed; dirt band; (stone) band; parting
Bergemittel
n
; Zwischenmittel
n
(Bodenschicht mit taubem Gestein und organischem Material)
min.
geol.
intermediate medium; intercalated bed; interbed; intercalation; interburden; parting; dirt bed; dirt band; stone band (in coal); fillings (in joints); intermediate rock (between two seams)
Bergemittel
n
min.
dirt bed; dirt band; (stone) band; parting
Bergemittel
n
; Zwischenmittel
n
(Bodenschicht mit taubem Gestein und organischem Material)
min.
geol.
intermediate medium; intercalated bed; interbed; intercalation; interburden; parting; dirt bed; dirt band; stone band (in coal); fillings (in joints); intermediate rock (between two seams)
Deutsche
Bergemittel Synonyme
Englische
dirt bed; dirt band; band; parting Synonyme
dirt
Rabelaisianism
X-rated movie
acres
alluvion
alluvium
arable land
bawdiness
bawdry
blue movie
character assassination
clay
clod
corruption
crust
dirt
iness
dirt
y movie
dope
dross
dry land
dust
earth
erotic art
erotic literature
erotographomania
excrement
fescenninity
filth
filthiness
foulness
freehold
garbage
glebe
gossip
gossip column
grassland
grime
ground
iconolagny
indecency
inside information
juicy morsel
junk
land
landholdings
leavings
lewdness
lithosphere
loam
low-down
malicious gossip
marginal land
marl
mire
mold
muck
mud
nastiness
obscenity
offal
offensiveness
ooze
ordure
orts
pornographic art
pornographic literature
pornographomania
pornography
real estate
real property
refuse
region
regolith
ribaldry
rubbish
rumor
salaciousness
salacity
scandal
scandalmongering
scrap
scurrility
scuttlebutt
sexploitation
sharp practice
skin flick
slander
slime
slop
sludge
smut
smuttiness
sod
soft-core pornography
soil
soot
stag film
subaerial deposit
subsoil
sweepings
talk
terra
terra firma
terrain
territory
the country
tidbit
topsoil
trash
vileness
waste
whispering campaign
woodland
dirt
free
bleached
bright
clean
cleanly
dainty
fair
fastidious
fresh
immaculate
kosher
nonpolluted
of cleanly habits
pure
ritually pure
shiny
smut-free
smutless
spotless
stainless
sweet
tahar
tubbed
unadulterated
unbesmirched
unblemished
unblotted
undefiled
unmuddied
unpolluted
unsmirched
unsmudged
unsoiled
unspotted
unstained
unsullied
untainted
untarnished
well-scrubbed
well-washed
white
whitened
dirt
y
Fescennine
Rabelaisian
abject
abominable
abusive
angry
animal
aphrodisiomaniacal
arrant
atrocious
attaint
bad
barfy
base
base-minded
bawdy
bedaub
bedraggled
befoul
befouled
beggarly
begrime
bemire
bemud
besmear
besmeared
besmirch
besmirched
besmoke
besoil
bestain
bitter
black
blacken
blasphemous
blotchy
blowing
blowy
blue
blur
blustering
blustery
brand
bum
calumniatory
calumnious
carnal
castellatus
cheesy
cirrose
cirrous
clitoromaniacal
cloud-flecked
clouded
cloudy
coarse
comminatory
concupiscent
contaminated
contemptible
contumelious
corrupt
crappy
creepy
crummy
cumuliform
cumulous
cursing
cyclonic
damnatory
dark
darken
daub
debased
deceitful
defile
defiled
degraded
denunciatory
depraved
despicable
dingy
dirt
dirt
y up
dirt
y-minded
discolor
discompose
disgusting
dishonest
dishonorable
disloyal
draggled
draggletailed
dungy
dust
dusty
dysphemistic
epithetic
erotic
eroticomaniacal
erotomaniacal
evil-minded
evilhearted
excommunicative
excommunicatory
execrable
execratory
filthy
flagrant
fleshly
foul
foul-mouthed
foul-spoken
foul-tongued
fuliginous
fulminatory
fulsome
furious
gloomy
goatish
godawful
goshawful
grave
grim
grime
grimy
gross
grubby
grungy
gynecomaniacal
hairy
heavy
heinous
horny
hot
hysteromaniacal
icky
ignoble
ignominious
immoral
imprecatory
impure
indecent
infamous
ithyphallic
lascivious
lecherous
lenticularis
lewd
libidinous
licentious
lickerish
little
low
low-down
low-minded
low-thoughted
lubricious
lumpen
lurid
lustful
maledictory
malevolent
malicious
mammatus
mangy
mark
mean
measly
messy
mire
miry
miserable
monstrous
muck
muck up
mucky
muddy
murky
nasty
nebulous
nefarious
nimbose
nubilous
nymphomaniacal
obnoxious
obscene
odious
off color
offensive
oozy
overcast
overclouded
paltry
perfidious
petty
plashy
poky
pollute
polluted
poor
pornographic
pria
dirt
y language
bad language
billingsgate
blue language
colorful language
cursing
cussing
dirt
y talk
dysphemism
evil speaking
filth
filthy language
foul language
obscenity
profane swearing
profanity
ribaldry
scatology
strong language
swearing
unparliamentary language
unrepeatable expressions
vile language
vulgar language
dirt
y trick
artful dodge
artifice
bag of tricks
blind
bluff
bosey
catch
chicanery
chouse
curve
curve-ball
design
device
dirt
y deal
dirt
y pool
dirt
y work
dodge
double-dealing
duplicity
falseheartedness
fast deal
feint
fetch
ficelle
foul play
gambit
gimmick
googly
hocus-pocus
joker
juggle
pass
perfidiousness
perfidy
ploy
ruse
scheme
scurvy trick
shift
sleight
sleight of hand
sleight-of-hand trick
stratagem
subterfuge
treacherousness
treachery
trick
wile
dirt
y work
dirt
y pool
dirt
y trick
donkeywork
double-dealing
drudgery
duplicity
employment
fag
falseheartedness
fatigue
foul play
grind
handiwork
handwork
industry
labor
lick
lick of work
manual labor
moil
perfidiousness
perfidy
rat race
scut work
slavery
spadework
stroke
stroke of work
sweat
task
tiresome work
toil
travail
treacherousness
treachery
treadmill
work
Bergemittel Definition
Alum
stone
(
)
A
subsulphate
of
alumina
and
potash
Amazon
stone
(
n.
)
A
variety
of
feldspar,
having
a
verdigris-green
color.
Arch
stone
(
)
A
wedge-shaped
stone
used
in
an
arch
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
fillet,
strap,
or
any
narrow
ligament
with
which
a
thing
is
encircled,
or
fastened,
or
by
which
a
number
of
things
are
tied,
bound
together,
or
confined
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
continuous
tablet,
stripe,
or
series
of
ornaments,
as
of
carved
foliage,
of
color,
or
of
brickwork,
etc.
Band
(
v.
t.)
In
Gothic
architecture,
the
molding,
or
suite
of
moldings,
which
encircles
the
pillars
and
small
shafts.
Band
(
v.
t.)
That
which
serves
as
the
means
of
union
or
connection
between
persons
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
linen
collar
or
ruff
worn
in
the
16th
and
17th
centuries.
Band
(
v.
t.)
Two
strips
of
linen
hanging
from
the
neck
in
front
as
part
of
a
clerical,
legal,
or
academic
dress.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
narrow
strip
of
cloth
or
other
material
on
any
article
of
dress,
to
bind,
strengthen,
ornament,
or
complete
it.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
company
of
persons
united
in
any
common
design,
especially
a
body
of
armed
men.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
number
of
musicians
who
play
together
upon
portable
musical
instruments,
especially
those
making
a
loud
sound,
as
certain
wind
instruments
(trumpets,
clarinets,
etc.),
and
drums,
or
cymbals.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
space
between
elevated
lines
or
ribs,
as
of
the
fruits
of
umbelliferous
plants.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
stripe,
streak,
or
other
mark
transverse
to
the
axis
of
the
body.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
belt
or
strap.
Band
(
v.
t.)
A
bond
Band
(
v.
t.)
Pledge
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
bind
or
tie
with
a
band.
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
mark
with
a
band.
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
unite
in
a
troop,
company,
or
confederacy.
Band
(
v.
i.)
To
confederate
for
some
common
purpose
Band
(
v.
t.)
To
bandy
Band
(
)
imp.
of
Bind.
Band
fish
(
)
A
small
red
fish
of
the
genus
Cepola
Caen
stone
(
)
A
cream-colored
limestone
for
building,
found
near
Caen,
France.
Cross-stone
(
n.
)
See
Harmotome,
and
Staurotide.
Dirt
(
n.
)
Any
foul
of
filthy
substance,
as
excrement,
mud,
dust,
etc.
Dirt
(
n.
)
Meanness
Dirt
(
n.
)
In
placer
mining,
earth,
gravel,
etc.,
before
washing.
Dirt
(
v.
t.)
To
make
foul
of
filthy
Dry-stone
(
a.
)
Constructed
of
uncemented
stone.
Gravel-stone
(
n.
)
A
pebble,
or
small
fragment
of
stone
Grindle
stone
(
)
A
grindstone.
Jew's-stone
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Jewstone
Parting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Part
Parting
(
v.
)
Serving
to
part
Parting
(
v.
)
Given
when
departing
Parting
(
v.
)
Departing.
Parting
(
v.
)
Admitting
of
being
parted
Parting
(
n.
)
The
act
of
parting
or
dividing
Parting
(
n.
)
A
separation
Parting
(
n.
)
A
surface
or
line
of
separation
where
a
division
occurs.
Parting
(
n.
)
The
surface
of
the
sand
of
one
section
of
a
mold
where
it
meets
that
of
another
section.
Parting
(
n.
)
The
separation
and
determination
of
alloys
Parting
(
n.
)
A
joint
or
fissure,
as
in
a
coal
seam.
Parting
(
n.
)
The
breaking,
as
of
a
cable,
by
violence.
Parting
(
n.
)
Lamellar
separation
in
a
crystallized
mineral,
due
to
some
other
cause
than
cleavage,
as
to
the
presence
of
twinning
lamellae.
Perpend
stone
(
)
See
Perpender.
Perpent
stone
(
)
See
Perpender.
Portland
stone
(
)
A
yellowish-white
calcareous
freestone
from
the
Isle
of
Portland
in
England,
much
used
in
building.
dirt bed; dirt band; (stone) band; parting Bedeutung
farewell
leave
leave-taking
parting
the
act
of
departing
politely,
he
disliked
long
farewells,
he
took
his
leave,
parting
is
such
sweet
sorrow
stepping
stone
any
means
of
advancement,
the
job
was
just
a
stepping
stone
on
his
way
to
fame
and
riches
band
aid
quick
fix
quickie
quicky
hurried
repair
band-tailed
pigeon
band-tail
pigeon
bandtail
Columba
fasciata
wild
pigeon
of
western
North
America,
often
mistaken
for
the
now
extinct
passenger
pigeon
stone
crab
Menippe
mercenaria
large
edible
crab
of
the
southern
coast
of
the
United
States
(particularly
Florida)
stone
curlew
thick-knee
Burhinus
oedicnemus
large-headed
large-eyed
crepuscular
or
nocturnal
shorebird
of
the
Old
World
and
tropical
America
having
a
thickened
knee
joint
stonefly
stone
fly
plecopteran
primitive
winged
insect
with
a
flattened
body,
used
as
bait
by
fishermen,
aquatic
gilled
larvae
are
carnivorous
and
live
beneath
stones
stone
marten
beech
marten
Martes
foina
Eurasian
marten
having
a
brown
coat
with
pale
breast
and
throat
stone
bass
wreckfish
Polyprion
americanus
brown
fish
of
the
Atlantic
and
Mediterranean
found
around
rocks
and
shipwrecks
abrading
stone
a
primitive
stone
artifact
(usually
made
of
sandstone)
used
as
an
abrader
armlet
arm
band
a
band
worn
around
the
arm
for
decoration
band
a
thin
flat
strip
of
flexible
material
that
is
worn
around
the
body
or
one
of
the
limbs
(especially
to
decorate
the
body)
band
banding
stripe
an
adornment
consisting
of
a
strip
of
a
contrasting
color
or
material
band
a
restraint
put
around
something
to
hold
it
together
band
ring
a
strip
of
material
attached
to
the
leg
of
a
bird
to
identify
it
(as
in
studies
of
bird
migration)
band
a
thin
flat
strip
or
loop
of
flexible
material
that
goes
around
or
over
something
else,
typically
to
hold
it
together
or
as
a
decoration
band
a
driving
belt
in
machinery
Band
Aid
trade
name
for
an
adhesive
bandage
to
cover
small
cuts
or
blisters
bandsaw
band
saw
an
endless
saw
consisting
of
a
toothed
metal
band
that
is
driven
around
two
wheels
Blarney
Stone
a
stone
in
a
castle
in
Ireland
that
is
said
to
impart
skill
in
flattery
to
anyone
who
kisses
it
bore
bit
borer
rock
drill
stone
drill
a
drill
for
penetrating
rock
brake
band
a
band
that
can
be
tightened
around
a
shaft
to
stop
its
rotation
capstone
copestone
coping
stone
stretcher
a
stone
that
forms
the
top
of
wall
or
building
cigar
band
a
narrow
paper
band
around
a
cigar
dirt
track
a
racetrack
that
is
not
paved
dry
wall
dry-stone
wall
a
stone
wall
made
with
stones
fitted
together
without
mortar
foundation
stone
a
stone
laid
at
a
ceremony
to
mark
the
founding
of
a
new
building
jewel
gem
precious
stone
a
precious
or
semiprecious
stone
incorporated
into
a
piece
of
jewelry
menhir
standing
stone
a
tall
upright
megalith,
found
primarily
in
England
and
northern
France
paving
stone
a
stone
used
for
paving
pit
quarry
stone
pit
a
surface
excavation
for
extracting
stone
or
slate,
a
British
term
for
`quarry'
is
`stone
pit'
revetment
revetement
stone
facing
a
facing
(usually
masonry)
that
supports
an
embankment
ring
band
jewelry
consisting
of
a
circlet
of
precious
metal
(often
set
with
jewels)
worn
on
the
finger,
she
had
rings
on
every
finger,
he
noted
that
she
wore
a
wedding
band
rubber
band
elastic
band
elastic
a
narrow
band
of
elastic
rubber
used
to
hold
things
(such
as
papers)
together
stone
building
material
consisting
of
a
piece
of
rock
hewn
in
a
definite
shape
for
a
special
purpose,
he
wanted
a
special
stone
to
mark
the
site
stone
wall
a
fence
built
of
rough
stones,
used
to
separate
fields
trail
bike
dirt
bike
scrambler
a
lightweight
motorcycle
equipped
with
rugged
tires
and
suspension,
an
offoad
motorcycle
designed
for
riding
cross
country
or
over
unpaved
ground
wedding
ring
wedding
band
a
ring
(usually
plain
gold)
given
to
the
bride
(and
sometimes
one
is
also
given
to
the
groom)
at
the
wedding
weed
mourning
band
a
black
band
worn
by
a
man
(on
the
arm
or
hat)
as
a
sign
of
mourning
wristlet
wrist
band
a
band
or
bracelet
worn
around
the
wrist
stone
a
lack
of
feeling
or
expression
or
movement,
he
must
have
a
heart
of
stone,
her
face
was
as
hard
as
stone
band
banding
stria
striation
a
stripe
or
stripes
of
contrasting
color,
chromosomes
exhibit
characteristic
bands,
the
black
and
yellow
banding
of
bees
and
wasps
part
parting
a
line
of
scalp
that
can
be
seen
when
sections
of
hair
are
combed
in
opposite
directions,
his
part
was
right
in
the
middle
isthmus
band
a
cord-like
tissue
connecting
two
larger
parts
of
an
anatomical
structure
vocal
cord
vocal
fold
vocal
band
plica
vocalis
either
of
two
pairs
of
folds
of
mucous
membrane
projecting
into
the
larynx
band
a
range
of
frequencies
between
two
limits
frequency
band
waveband
a
band
of
adjacent
radio
frequencies
(e.g.,
assigned
for
transmitting
radio
or
television
signals)
Rosetta
Stone
a
part
of
an
inscribed
granite
stela
that
was
originally
about
six
feet
tall
and
was
set
up
in
BC,
the
inscriptions
in
hieroglyphics
and
Demotic
and
Greek
gave
the
first
clues
to
the
decipherment
of
Egyptian
hieroglyphics
scandal
dirt
malicious
gossip
disgraceful
gossip
about
the
private
lives
of
other
people
stone
crab
pale
flesh
with
delicate
texture
and
flavor,
found
in
Florida
but
now
very
rare
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