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61mourning — mourningly, adv. /mawr ning, mohr /, n. 1. the act of a person who mourns; sorrowing or lamentation. 2. the conventional manifestation of sorrow for a person s death, esp. by the wearing of black clothes or a black armband, the hanging of flags… …
62mourning dove — a dove, Zenaidura macroura, of North America, noted for its plaintive cooing. [1825 35, Amer.] * * * Species (Zenaida macroura) of pigeon (family Columbidae), the common wild pigeon of North America. They have long, pointed tails, and the sides… …
63mourning — Synonyms and related words: anguish, bemoaning, bereavement, bewailing, black, crape, cypress, cypress lawn, deep mourning, desolation, despair, despondency, grief, grieving, heartache, howling, in mourning, keening, lament, lamentation,… …
64Mourning ring — A mourning ring is a finger ring worn in memory of someone who has died. It often bears the name and date of death of the person, and possibly an image of them, or a motto. They were usually paid for by the person commemorated, or their heirs,… …
65Mourning Becomes Electra — Le Deuil sied à Électre Le deuil sied à Électre (Mourning Becomes Electra, 1931) est une trilogie d Eugene O Neill, composée de trois pièces de théâtre : Homecoming (« Le retour »), The Hunted (« Traqués ») et The Haunted …
66Mourning — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Mourning (homonymie). Couverture de la partition Mourning est une œuvre pour alto et quatuor à cordes composée …
67mourning customs — Death in the OT is not a private matter for the bereaved family. Job s calamities brought in friends and weeping neighbours for a whole week (Job 2:12–13) and Jeremiah assumes a corporate mourning ritual which includes cutting off hair and self… …
68mourning — noun 1) a period of mourning Syn: grief, grieving, sorrowing, lamentation, lament, keening, wailing, weeping 2) she was dressed in mourning Syn: black (clothes), (widow s) weeds; archaic sables …
69mourning — /ˈmɔnɪŋ / (say mawning) noun 1. the act of someone who mourns; sorrowing or lamentation. 2. the conventional manifestation of sorrow for a person s death, especially by the wearing of black, the hanging of flags at half mast, etc. 3. the outward… …
70mourning — Mākena, paumākō; mānewanewa, pānewanewa (extravagantly, as before Christianity or for a chief). ♦ Period of mourning, ka akūmākena. ♦ Go mourning, ū hele …
