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31. Eyeliner (eyeliner)
:: Her hair was up in a high ponytail and she had a little bit of black eye shadow and eyeliner on
32. Accessory (Accessoire)
:: It later appears as the hyomandibular an accessory jaw element
33. Tiara (TIARA)
:: Bain says that he repairs all sorts of jewellery from rings to bracelets and even the odd tiara
34. Peg (Peg)
:: Indeed as Rogoff suggests abandoning the peg to the dollar could be seen as abandoning Chinas commitment to stable and sustainable macroeconomic growth
35. Balm (a konnten)
:: Anyone who has ever had a friend comment on their music collection in a less than favourable fashion will find this article balm for their troubled soul
36. Rhinestone (rhinestone)
:: My philosophy is one of where would the diamond business be if not for rhinestones
37. Waist (Hëft)
:: If done in this manner you can make one side seam stitching from the cuff to the waist or to the hem of the garment
38. Waistcoat (waistcoat)
:: Cowboys opened the circus dressed in jeans waistcoats and Stetsons
39. Soap (Seef)
:: I need to find medicine and bandages soap and disinfectants to clean my wounds
40. Platform (Plattform)
:: the launch platform
41. Casual (geleeëntleche)
:: As a result she feels more comfortable with casual sex than relationship sex
42. Pendant (echtem)
:: After showing him the pendant hanged around my neck his face showed confusion
43. Snappy (bësseg)
:: By the midnineteenth century The United Society of Believers in Christs Second Appearing more snappily known as Shakers has an estimated 6000 members in 19 different communities
44. Snazzy (Neit)
:: Although most getrichquick schemes are as old as the hills they are dressed up with snazzy new titles that promise instant wealth
45. Sneaker (Sneakere)
:: One of the trendiest looks to hit the scene this year is wearing sneakers with a suit
46. Choker (choker)
:: She makes each piece of her jewellery chokers necklaces bracelets rings watchbands out of literally hundreds of the little suckers
47. Woolly (lossen)
:: It looked like a disgruntled teenage jellyfish forced to wear a woolly hat knitted by an overprotective mother
48. Dress (Rack)
:: Tearful colleagues in dress uniform formed a guard of honour for the funeral at the church in Todmorden Road yesterday
49. Dressy (dressy)
:: She had obviously dressed up for her exhibit that night though the more dressy attire still held a sense of her style
50. Bangle (bangle)
:: Avoid wearing bangles or bracelets and pick a stunning ring instead
51. Stud (kinneklechen Reitstall)
:: It has 13 stallions at a stud in New South Wales in Australia and 17 stallions at Ashford Stud in Kentucky in the United States
52. Fitted (geluecht)
:: Now derelict the stone property has planning permission to be restored as a fourbedroom home with one bathroom two sitting rooms a dining room and a fitted kitchen
53. Informal (informelle)
:: We immediately relaxed into the restaurants friendly informal atmosphere
54. Pyjamas (Patchwork)
:: Other highlights include PVC dresses lace dresses gold pyjama trousers and chiffon tops
55. Trendy (trendy)
:: Now combine that with accessories such as a presentable and difficulttomaintain haircut that always looks freshly washed stylish but cruel shoes toothpaste a trendily untrendy scent etc
56. Jersey (Jersey)
:: He was wondering why no one had noticed that he liked to wear long sleeves under his jersey
57. Jewel (Bijou)
:: The Buddha the jewel in the lotus himself didnt start out in the mud
58. Jewellery (Bijouen)
:: Max a goldsmith and engraver established a company that manufactured costume jewelry
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