Article-2012-04-29EnlightengGore38Cards jsv.txt

1/38 Article-2012-04-29EnlightengGore --

2/38 websites --

3/38 enlighten -- Enlightenment blind, your courage pathetic

4/38 to pass (time) ; to move past, to pass through, to pass by -- It took three weeks of camping disorder:

5/38 fortification --  This fortification continues the special relationshipbetween Germans and Jews, whom I wish to interpret

6/38 to explain, to clarify ; to interpret --  This fortification continues the special relationshipbetween Germans and Jews, whom I wish to interpret

7/38 to decide, to rule ; to determine, to set ; to declare, to announce, to state, to assert ; to make (an appointment) ; to affix -- You wrote that your punishment will be determined by the judgment you are anti-Semitic.

8/38 anger, fury -- Expected to rage, and he, reflexively, indeed burst

9/38 indeed, surely, truly -- Expected to rage, and he, reflexively, indeed burst

10/38 peeling ; scraping (paint -- peeling the onion

11/38 to shed -- Shed layer after layer to reveal to you and your books of Nazi symbols

12/38 explorer, discoverer ; detector -- Shed layer after layer to reveal to you and your books of Nazi symbols

13/38 websites --

14/38 to gore, to butt, to ram -- Once I almost butted peace activist Danny.

15/38 to implement -- Any attempt to implement change through sheerforce will be useless

16/38 Aramaic) only, alone, pure and simple -- Any attempt to implement change through sheerforce will be useless

17/38 useless -- Any attempt to implement change through sheerforce will be useless

18/38 United Nations --

19/38 refugee -- some soup cook for refugees.

20/38  assemble, to gather ; to concentrate ; to focus -- We came in dozens, with pots and bowls, and some volunteers assembled the soup distribution in the corner nearest the street Lewinsky

21/38 to produce (material, commodity) ; to derive (pleasure, satisfaction) ; to express, to radiate, to reflect -- In a far corner there sat a group of young, Scandinavian-looking, with instruments and African rhythms produced happy

22/38 rhythm, beat HELP HELP - why can't they put ketzev here? Why is it meketzev? -- In a far corner there sat a group of young, Scandinavian-looking, with instruments and African rhythms produced happy

23/38 OUTSKIRTS - sidelock, sidecurl; sideburn ; wig ; side, face ; (biblical) corner, edge ; (Jewish law) a form of charity - the corner of a field, vineyard or orchard left unharvested for the poor to come and take what they need -- After a while the Scandinavians got up, split up and went off to the big bus parked on the outskirts of the garden in front of Central Station

24/38 to wind (a queue) ; to follow, to tag along, to trail behind -- So I ran after them and before they disappeared, I caught four trailing behind him

25/38 to be delayed, to be held up, to be late -- He still hung around a little

26/38 to be proven, to be convinced -- Face of overt hostility I mumbled something about Mark and hungry

27/38 to be present, to attend -- Face of overt hostility I mumbled something about Mark and hungry

28/38 hostility -- Face of overt hostility I mumbled something about Mark and hungry

29/38 hostile -- Face of overt hostility I mumbled something about Mark and hungry

30/38 to mumble -- Face of overt hostility I mumbled something about Mark and hungry, and Mshaweinotnot subsided, I pulled out the doomsday weapon.

31/38 literary) to abate, to subside, to calm down -- Face of overt hostility I mumbled something about Mark and hungry, and Mshaweinotnot subsided, I pulled out the doomsday weapon.

32/38 to extract, to pull out ; to draw (a weapon) -- Face of overt hostility I mumbled something about Mark and hungry, and Mshaweinotnot subsided, I pulled out the doomsday weapon.

33/38 to grasp tightly, to hold onto with all one's might -- Face of overt hostility I mumbled something about Mark and hungry, and Mshaweinotnot subsided, I pulled out the doomsday weapon.

34/38 concealing ; evading -- Face of overt hostility I mumbled something about Mark and hungry, and Mshaweinotnot subsided, I pulled out the doomsday weapon.

35/38 to be hidden, to be concealed, to be kept secret -- Face of overt hostility I mumbled something about Mark and hungry, and Mshaweinotnot subsided, I pulled out the doomsday weapon.

36/38 to speed up, to expedite, to hurry -- urging the crowd to leave

37/38 insult, affront, offense -- Amazed, I asked my insult what they did and why they behave that way

38/38 to bother, to irritate, to annoy -- Israelis approached them to curse and harass