Wikipedia - 100 Gigabit Ethernet -- Technologies for computer networking
|
Wikipedia - 100th meridian west -- Dividing line in the Northern Hemisphere between the humid eastern regions and the semi-arid western regions
|
Wikipedia - 101 Dalmatians (1996 film) -- 1996 Walt Disney Pictures film directed by Stephen Herek
|
Wikipedia - 101P/Chernykh -- Periodic comet with 13 year orbit
|
Wikipedia - 10 Gigabit Ethernet -- Standards for Ethernet on cables or fibers at ten times the speed of Gigabit Ethernet
|
Wikipedia - 10 Rillington Place -- 1971 film by Richard Fleischer
|
Wikipedia - 10th Edition (Magic: The Gathering)
|
Wikipedia - 11th (Northern) Division -- British Army 11th (Northern) Division in WWI
|
Wikipedia - 125 Group -- Railway heritage group
|
Wikipedia - 1313 Dead End Drive -- Board game by Parker Brothers
|
Wikipedia - 13 Flames Empire -- Canadian comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - 140journos -- Turkish media publisher
|
Wikipedia - 14 Herculis c -- Extrasolar planet
|
Wikipedia - 14 Phere -- 2021 film directed by Devanshu Singh
|
Wikipedia - 14th Armored Brigade (Turkey) -- Brigade of the Turkish Army based in Northern Cyprus
|
Wikipedia - 15 Minutes -- 2001 film by John Herzfeld
|
Wikipedia - 168P/Hergenrother -- Periodic comet with 7 year orbit
|
Wikipedia - 1751 Herget -- Asteroid
|
Wikipedia - 1776 (musical) -- Musical with music and lyrics by Sherman Edwards and a book by Peter Stone
|
Wikipedia - 1898 Mare Island earthquake -- 1898 earthquake in Northern California, United States
|
Wikipedia - 1906 San Francisco earthquake -- Major earthquake that struck San Francisco and the coast of Northern California
|
Wikipedia - 1908 Messina earthquake -- Devastating 7.1 magnitude earthquake & tsunami in southern Italy
|
Wikipedia - 1909 Crystal Palace Scout Rally -- Historic Scout gathering in London
|
Wikipedia - 1918 Romanian typographers' strike -- Labor strike in Bucharest, Romania
|
Wikipedia - 1937 Social Credit backbenchers' revolt -- Parliamentary revolt in Alberta, Canada
|
Wikipedia - 1950 French Annapurna expedition -- First ascent by Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal
|
Wikipedia - 1953 Flint-Beecher tornado -- U.S. natural disaster
|
Wikipedia - 1953 Vicksburg, Mississippi tornado -- weather event affecting Mississippi
|
Wikipedia - 1971 Balmoral Furniture Company bombing -- 1971 terrorist attack in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - 1971 RAF Hercules crash -- Aviation accident off the coast of Italy
|
Wikipedia - 1973 Northern Ireland border poll -- Referendum held in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - 1976 Rotherham by-election
|
Wikipedia - 1978 British Army Gazelle downing -- Helicopter downed over Northern Ireland during an engagement between the Provisional IRA and the British Army
|
Wikipedia - 1981 Irish hunger strike -- Protest by Irish republican prisoners in Northern Ireland, in which ten died
|
Wikipedia - 1985 Northern Cypriot constitutional referendum -- Northern Cyprian constitutional referendum
|
Wikipedia - 1988 Amstel Gold Race -- Road bicycle race in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - 1988 British Army Lynx shootdown -- Helicopter downed by the Provisional IRA over Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake -- Major earthquake in northern California
|
Wikipedia - 1990 British Army Gazelle shootdown -- Helicopter downed by the Provisional IRA over Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - 1991 West Virginia derecho -- Weather event
|
Wikipedia - 1994 Baker Street: Sherlock Holmes Returns -- 1993 television film directed by Kenneth Johnson
|
Wikipedia - 1994 British Army Lynx shootdown -- Helicopter downed by the Provisional IRA over Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - 1996 Charkhi Dadri mid-air collision -- November 1996 mid-air plane collision in northern India
|
Wikipedia - 1997 Cannes Film Festival -- Awards gathering for films
|
Wikipedia - 1. Allgemeine Verunsicherung
|
Wikipedia - 1 (Fischerspooner album)
|
Wikipedia - 1M-BM-= Knights: In Search of the Ravishing Princess Herzelinde -- 2008 film
|
Wikipedia - 1st Congress of the Comintern -- 1919 gathering which established the Comintern
|
Wikipedia - 2000 Southern United States heat wave -- Extreme weather event
|
Wikipedia - 2002 Hindu Kush earthquakes -- Earthquakes in northern Afghanistan
|
Wikipedia - 2004 Roanoke tornado -- Weather event
|
Wikipedia - 2005 Dutch European Constitution referendum -- Consultative referendum in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - 2005 Melbourne thunderstorm -- Severe weather event affecting parts of Victoria, Australia
|
Wikipedia - 2005 Royal Air Force Hercules shootdown -- Shooting down of a Royal Air Force Lockheed C-130K Hercules C3
|
Wikipedia - 2006 Southern Leyte mudslide -- 2006 major landslide in the Philippines
|
Wikipedia - 2008 attacks on Christians in southern Karnataka -- Attacks directed against Christian churches
|
Wikipedia - 2010 Oschersleben Formula Two round -- Formula Two race in 2010
|
Wikipedia - 2011 Hetherington House Occupation -- Anti-austerity protest at the University of Glasgow, Scotland
|
Wikipedia - 2011 Zee Cine Awards -- Sher Ka Punjabi
|
Wikipedia - 2012 Michoacan murder of photographers -- The kidnapping and murder of two Mexican photographers
|
Wikipedia - 2013 Moore tornado -- 2013 severe weather incident
|
Wikipedia - 2013 North India floods -- Floods that occurred in Northern India in 2013
|
Wikipedia - 2013 Puerto Rico teachers protest -- Teachers on strike and protesting event
|
Wikipedia - 2014 American immigration crisis -- Surge in immigration starting in 2014 to US along southern border from countries further south than Mexico
|
Wikipedia - 2014 Crimean status referendum -- Referendum on decision whether to join Russia or remain in Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - 2015 Harris County shooting -- Mass shooting in northern Harris County, Texas, US
|
Wikipedia - 2016-17 Florida Panthers season -- Florida Panthers season
|
Wikipedia - 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum -- National vote to advise Parliament on whether the UK should remain a member of, or leave, the European Union
|
Wikipedia - 2018-19 education workers' strikes in the United States -- Withdrawal of labor by US teachers, 2018
|
Wikipedia - 2018 Arizona teachers' strike -- 2018 strike in the United States
|
Wikipedia - 2018 Colorado teachers' strike -- Colorado teachers' withdrawal of labor, 2018
|
Wikipedia - 2018 Indian dust storms -- Lethal weather phenomenon in India, May 2018
|
Wikipedia - 2018 Oklahoma teachers' strike -- 2018 strike in the United States
|
Wikipedia - 2018 Southern Syria offensive
|
Wikipedia - 2019-20 Cyclo-cross Superprestige -- cyclo-cross competition held in Belgium and the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - 2019 MO -- Near-Earth asteroid discovered by ATLAS-MLO that impacted Earth's atmosphere on 22 June 2019
|
Wikipedia - 2019 Southern Libya offensive
|
Wikipedia - 2020-21 Cyclo-cross Superprestige -- cyclo-cross competition held in Belgium and the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - 2020 Chernobyl Exclusion Zone wildfires -- Forest fires in Chernobyl zone
|
Wikipedia - 2020 New Orleans sanitation strike -- Withdrawal of labor by US teachers, 2018
|
Wikipedia - 2020 Thai protests -- Pro-democracy demonstrations and other civil disobedience in Thailand
|
Wikipedia - 2021 in Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - 2021 in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - 2048: Nowhere to Run -- 2017 American sci-fi short film
|
Wikipedia - 21 Jump Street (film) -- 2012 film by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller
|
Wikipedia - 221B Baker Street -- Address of the fictional detective Sherlock Holmes
|
Wikipedia - 247 Cherry -- Proposed residential skyscraper in Manhattan, New York
|
Wikipedia - 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid -- Herbicide
|
Wikipedia - 24: Live Another Day -- American television series
|
Wikipedia - 2.5GBASE-T and 5GBASE-T -- Standards for Ethernet over twisted pair at intermediate speeds
|
Wikipedia - 27 Dresses -- 2008 film by Anne Fletcher
|
Wikipedia - 295 Theresia -- Main-belt asteroid
|
Wikipedia - 2-Arachidonyl glyceryl ether
|
Wikipedia - 2 Brothers -- 2019 Thai television series
|
Wikipedia - 2 Days in the Valley -- 1996 film by John Herzfeld
|
Wikipedia - 2gether: The Series (American TV series) -- American sitcom
|
Wikipedia - 2gether: The Series (Thai TV series) -- 2020 Thai television series
|
Wikipedia - 2K (company) -- American video game publisher
|
Wikipedia - 30 Minutes or Less -- 2011 film by Ruben Fleischer
|
Wikipedia - 35P/Herschel-Rigollet -- Periodic comet with 155 year orbit
|
Wikipedia - 3AM (The Punisher)
|
Wikipedia - 3D Dot Game Heroes -- 2009 video game
|
Wikipedia - 3D XPoint -- Novel computer memory type meant to offer higher speeds than flash memory and lower prices than DRAM
|
Wikipedia - 3 Godfathers (1948 film) -- 1948 film directed by John Ford
|
Wikipedia - 3-sphere
|
Wikipedia - 3 Words (song) -- 2009 single by Cheryl Cole
|
Wikipedia - 42 (school) -- Self-study institutions of higher education
|
Wikipedia - 45 Fathers -- 1937 film by James Tinling
|
Wikipedia - 4Chosen: The Documentary -- 2008 film by Jon Doscher
|
Wikipedia - 4hero -- English electronic music band
|
Wikipedia - 4th Street Feeling -- Album by Melissa Etheridge
|
Wikipedia - 56 Sagittarii -- Star in the southern constellation of Sagittarius.
|
Wikipedia - 5 Colours in Her Hair -- 2004 single by McFly
|
Wikipedia - 5 Hertford Street -- Private members' club in Mayfair, London
|
Wikipedia - 64b/66b encoding -- line code used in Ethernet technologies
|
Wikipedia - 64DD -- Video game peripheral
|
Wikipedia - 6-sphere coordinates -- 3D coordinate system used in mathematics
|
Wikipedia - 6th Edition (Magic: The Gathering)
|
Wikipedia - 74P/Smirnova-Chernykh -- Periodic comet with 8 year orbit
|
Wikipedia - 77185 Cherryh -- Background asteroid
|
Wikipedia - 777 and Other Qabalistic Writings of Aleister Crowley
|
Wikipedia - 777 and other Qabalistic writings of Aleister Crowley
|
Wikipedia - 7 Billion Others -- Series of videos by Yann Arthus-Bertrand
|
Wikipedia - 7 Cups -- Online therapy website
|
Wikipedia - 7 Seconds (song) -- 1994 single by Youssou N'Dour and Neneh Cherry
|
Wikipedia - 7 World Trade Center -- Either of two office buildings that have existed at the same location in Manhattan, New York
|
Wikipedia - 800 Heroes Song -- Chinese patriotic song
|
Wikipedia - 8701 -- 2001 album by Usher
|
Wikipedia - 8 Man -- Franchise about superhero of the same name
|
Wikipedia - 8mm (film) -- 1999 film by Joel Schumacher
|
Wikipedia - 8th Edition (Magic: The Gathering)
|
Wikipedia - 9-11: Was There An Alternative?
|
Wikipedia - 999 (emergency telephone number) -- Emergency number in the UK and some other countries
|
Wikipedia - 9GAG -- Social media website whereby users upload and share user-generated images and videos
|
Wikipedia - 9MOTHER9HORSE9EYES9 -- Anonymous writer
|
Wikipedia - 9 North -- A region of hydrothermal vents on the East Pacific Rise in the Pacific Ocean
|
Wikipedia - 9 spheres of heaven
|
Wikipedia - A1068 road -- Road in northern England
|
Wikipedia - A1079 road -- Road in Northern England
|
Wikipedia - A180 road (England) -- Road in northern England
|
Wikipedia - A19 road -- Road in Northern England
|
Wikipedia - A53 road -- Primary route in northern England
|
Wikipedia - A59 road -- Road in Northern England
|
Wikipedia - Aafje Looijenga-Vos -- Dutch university teacher
|
Wikipedia - Aage Hermann -- Danish writer
|
Wikipedia - Aage Rasmussen -- Danish racewalker and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Aage Thordal-Christensen -- Danish dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Aage Walther -- Danish artistic gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Aage Winther-Jorgensen -- Danish actor
|
Wikipedia - Aal (Kocher) -- River in Germany
|
Wikipedia - Aalstermolen -- Windmill in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - A (a Minor) v Minister for Justice and Equality and others -- Irish Supreme Court case
|
Wikipedia - A&D Wejchert & Partners Architects -- Architectural practice in Dublin, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Aan de Pegstukken -- Windmill in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - A and Others v National Blood Authority and Another -- Consumer law case involving claimants infected with hepatitis C
|
Wikipedia - Aardvark-Vanaheim -- Canadian independent comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Aargau Southern Railway -- Former railway company in Switzerland
|
Wikipedia - Aarlanderveen -- Place in South Holland, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Aarne Hermlin -- Estonian chess player
|
Wikipedia - Aarne-Thompson-Uther Index -- Index used to classify folk narratives
|
Wikipedia - Aaron Afia -- Greek scientist, mathematician, philosopher, and physician
|
Wikipedia - Aaron ben Moses ben Asher -- Jewish scribe who refined the Tiberian system of writing vowel sounds in Hebrew
|
Wikipedia - Aaron Burr Sr. -- Father of Aaron Burr and President of Princeton University (1716-1757)
|
Wikipedia - Aaron Cheruiyot -- Kenyan politician
|
Wikipedia - Aaron Dixon -- American activist and former Black Panther captain
|
Wikipedia - Aaronel deRoy Gruber -- American painter, sculptor and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Aaron Galuten -- American mathematician and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Aaron Hernan -- Mexican actor
|
Wikipedia - Aaron Rapoport -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Aaron R. Fisher -- United States Army officer
|
Wikipedia - Aaron Ruell -- American director and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Aaron -- Prophet, high priest, and the brother of Moses in the Abrahamic religions
|
Wikipedia - Aart Klein -- Dutch photographer
|
Wikipedia - A. Aubrey Bodine -- American photographer (1906-1970)
|
Wikipedia - A. A. Wyn -- American publisher
|
Wikipedia - Abas Basir -- Minister of higher education, Former Director-General of the South Asia Co-operative Environment Programme
|
Wikipedia - Abatement (heraldry) -- Defacement of a coat of arms
|
Wikipedia - Abban of Magheranoidhe
|
Wikipedia - Abban the Hermit
|
Wikipedia - Abbasabad Complex Taybad -- Iranian national heritage site
|
Wikipedia - Abbas ibn Ali -- Son of Imam Ali and Fatima, Hero of Battle of Siffin and Battle of Karbala (647-680)
|
Wikipedia - Abbas Kiarostami -- Iranian film director, screenwriter, photographer and film producer
|
Wikipedia - Abbey of Hersfeld
|
Wikipedia - Abbie Trayler-Smith -- British documentary photographer
|
Wikipedia - Abbott Seamount -- A seamount lying within the Hawaiian-Emperor seamount chain in the northern Pacific Ocean
|
Wikipedia - Abby Fisher Leavitt -- American social reformer
|
Wikipedia - Abby Lee Miller -- American dance instructor, choreographer, and owner of Reign Dance Productions
|
Wikipedia - Abby Maria Hemenway -- American teacher, author, historian
|
Wikipedia - Abby Robinson -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Abc conjecture -- The product of distinct prime factors of a,b,c, where c is a+b, is rarely much less than c
|
Wikipedia - Abdallah al-Qutbi -- 20th-century Islamic scholar and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Abd al-Muttalib -- Chief Leader of the Quraysh and grandfather of Muhammad (c.497-578)
|
Wikipedia - Abdennour Bidar -- French writer and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Abdirashid Shermarke -- President of Somalia
|
Wikipedia - Abdol Majid Taleqani -- Persian calligrapher
|
Wikipedia - Abdoulaye Thera -- Malian judoka
|
Wikipedia - Abdul Dayyan Jaffar -- Singaporean archer
|
Wikipedia - Abdul Kadir Raden Temenggung Setia Pahlawan -- National Hero of Indonesia
|
Wikipedia - Abdullah Abdul Kadir -- Malay author, translator and teacher (1796-1854)
|
Wikipedia - Abdullah ibn Abd al-Muttalib -- Father of the Islamic prophet Muhammad
|
Wikipedia - Abdullah Muhammad Mukwaya -- Teacher and religious leader
|
Wikipedia - Abdurrahman Nokshiqi -- Albanian ballet dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Abdusalom Abdullayev -- Tajikistani artist and cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Abdu Shaher -- English kareteka
|
Wikipedia - Abedin Mahdavi -- Iranian filmmaker and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Abeka -- Publisher for curriculum materials for Christian schools and homeschools
|
Wikipedia - Abel Herrero -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Abel-Ruffini theorem -- Equations of degree 5 or higher cannot be solved by radicals
|
Wikipedia - Aberdeen (constituency) -- constituency in the Southern District, Hong Kong
|
Wikipedia - Abergynolwyn railway station -- Heritage railway station in Gwynedd, Mid-Wales
|
Wikipedia - Abernethy and Co Stonemason's Lathe -- A specific tool listed as a heritage item in Australia
|
Wikipedia - Ab (father)
|
Wikipedia - Abhay and Rani Bang -- Indian social activists, and researchers
|
Wikipedia - Abhijit Mukherjee (earth scientist) -- Indian scientist
|
Wikipedia - Abhijit Mukherjee -- Indian politician
|
Wikipedia - Abhina Aher -- Indian transgender activist
|
Wikipedia - Abhinavagupta -- Indian philosopher and writer
|
Wikipedia - Abhishek Verma (archer) -- Indian archer
|
Wikipedia - Abiah Folger -- Mother of Benjamin Franklin
|
Wikipedia - Abid Sher Ali -- Pakistani politician
|
Wikipedia - Abie's Irish Rose (1946 film) -- 1946 film by A. Edward Sutherland
|
Wikipedia - Abigail Fischer -- American mezzo-soprano
|
Wikipedia - Abigail Marsh -- American psychologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Abigail Swann -- Assistant Professor of Atmospheric Science and Ecology
|
Wikipedia - Abigail Thernstrom -- American political scientist
|
Wikipedia - Abjad -- Type of writing system where each symbol stands for a consonant
|
Wikipedia - Ablation -- Removal of material from the surface of an object by vaporization, chipping, or other erosive processes
|
Wikipedia - A Blaze in the Northern Sky -- | 1992 studio album by Darkthrone
|
Wikipedia - Able Archer 83 -- NATO command post exercise in 1983
|
Wikipedia - Abner Shimony -- American physicist and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Abnormal Family: Older Brother's Bride -- 1984 film by Masayuki Suo
|
Wikipedia - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984 {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act'' 1984 -- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984 {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act'' 1984
|
Wikipedia - Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 -- Queensland Parliament act
|
Wikipedia - Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 -- Law governing the protection of Aboriginal cultural sites in Western Australia
|
Wikipedia - Aboriginal Heritage Act 1988 -- South Australian legislation
|
Wikipedia - Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 -- Australian act
|
Wikipedia - About a Wife, a Dream and Another... -- 2013 film by Alexander Pozhenskiy
|
Wikipedia - A Boy of Flanders -- 1924 film by Victor Schertzinger
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Aakre -- Norwegian teacher and politician
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Aronow -- American physician and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Cheruiyot Tarbei -- Kenyan Paralympic athlete
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Cohen de Herrera
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Farissol -- Hebrew scholar and geographer (1451-1525)
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Hirsch -- Swedish music publisher, politician, and businessman
|
Wikipedia - Abraham ibn Daud -- 12th century Spanish astronomer, historian and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Isaac Castello -- Italian rabbi, preacher, and poet
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Kaplan -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Rencher -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Usque -- Portuguese publisher
|
Wikipedia - Abraham Van Buren (I) -- Businessman, father of Martin van Buren
|
Wikipedia - A Brand New Hero -- 1914 film
|
Wikipedia - Abrictosaurus -- Extinct genus of dinosaur from the early Jurassic of southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Abridgement -- Condensing or reduction of a book or other creative work into a shorter form
|
Wikipedia - A Brother's Love -- 2019 film
|
Wikipedia - Ab (Semitic) -- Word meaning "father" in Semitic languages
|
Wikipedia - Absheron District -- District of Azerbaijan
|
Wikipedia - Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie -- 2016 film by Mandie Fletcher
|
Wikipedia - Absolutely Kosher Records -- Independent California record label
|
Wikipedia - Abstand and ausbau languages -- Relationships among standard and other languages
|
Wikipedia - Abstract and concrete -- Classifications that denote whether a term describes an object with a physical referent or one with no physical referents
|
Wikipedia - Abstraction -- Conceptual process where general rules and concepts are derived from the usage and classification of specific examples
|
Wikipedia - Absurdistan -- Satirical term for countries where absurdity is seen as near-normal
|
Wikipedia - Abu al-Abbas Iranshahri -- 9th-century Persian mathematician, astronomer and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Abuelas: Grandmothers on a Mission -- 2013 short documentary film
|
Wikipedia - Abuja Thermal Power Station -- Nigerian power station
|
Wikipedia - Abu'l-Barakat al-BaghdadM-DM-+ -- 12th century Iraqi Islamic philosopher, physicist and physician
|
Wikipedia - Abu'l-Fadl ibn al-Amid -- 10th century Persian scholar, philosopher and vizier for the Buyid ruler Rukn al-Dawla
|
Wikipedia - Abulfeda -- Kurdish historian, geographer and leader
|
Wikipedia - Abul Khair Kashfi -- Pakistani linguist, poet, teacher
|
Wikipedia - Abu Ma'shar -- 9th-century Persian astrologer, astronomer, and Islamic philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Abu Simbel temples -- UNESCO World Heritage Site in southern Egypt
|
Wikipedia - Abu Sulayman Sijistani -- 10th century Persian Islamic humanist philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Abu Taher (artist) -- Bangladeshi artist
|
Wikipedia - Abu Taher Mohammad Haider -- Bangladesh Army officer, recipient of Bir Uttom
|
Wikipedia - Abu Taher -- Bangladeshi military officer
|
Wikipedia - Acacia Johnson -- American photographer and explorer
|
Wikipedia - Academica Press -- Scholarly research publisher
|
Wikipedia - Academic conference -- Conference for researchers to present and discuss their work
|
Wikipedia - Academic publisher
|
Wikipedia - Academus -- Ancient Greek mythological hero
|
Wikipedia - Academy of State Customs Committee (Azerbaijan) -- Higher education institution
|
Wikipedia - Academy -- Institution of higher learning
|
Wikipedia - A Canine Sherlock Holmes -- 1912 film
|
Wikipedia - Acanthamoeba -- Genus of protozoans found in soil, fresh water and other habitats
|
Wikipedia - Acantherus -- Genus of grasshoppers
|
Wikipedia - Acanthogobio guentheri -- Species of fish
|
Wikipedia - Acanthothericles -- Genus of grasshoppers
|
Wikipedia - A Carol for Another Christmas -- 1964 television film directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz
|
Wikipedia - A Casa das Sete Mulheres -- Brazilian television miniseries
|
Wikipedia - A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada -- Indian spiritual teacher and the founder-preceptor of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (1896-1977)
|
Wikipedia - Accamma Cherian
|
Wikipedia - Acca of Hereford
|
Wikipedia - Accelerated experiential dynamic psychotherapy -- A mind-body psychotherapy that is informed by research in the areas of attachment theory, emotion theory, and neuroscience of change
|
Wikipedia - Accelerator Neutrino Neutron Interaction Experiment -- Water Cherenkov detector experiment
|
Wikipedia - Acceptance and commitment therapy -- Counseling form developed by Steven Hayes in 1982
|
Wikipedia - Access to Insight -- Theravada Buddhist website
|
Wikipedia - Accidental viewpoint -- Singular position from which an image can be perceived creating either an ambiguous image or an illusion
|
Wikipedia - Acclaim Entertainment -- Defunct American video game publisher
|
Wikipedia - AC Comics -- Comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Accuracy and precision -- Closeness to true value or to each other
|
Wikipedia - AccuWeather -- Weather forecast service provider
|
Wikipedia - Ace Books -- American specialty publisher of science fiction and fantasy books
|
Wikipedia - Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere -- Flight simulation game
|
Wikipedia - Aceratherium -- Genus of extinct rhinoceros
|
Wikipedia - A Chair for My Mother -- 1982 children's book by Vera Williams
|
Wikipedia - A Chapter in Her Life -- 1923 film by Lois Weber
|
Wikipedia - Acharavadee Wongsakon -- Thai lay Buddhist teacher who teaches Techo Vipassana Meditation
|
Wikipedia - Acheri -- The ghost or spirit of a little girl who was either murdered or abused and left to die
|
Wikipedia - Achernar -- Star in the constellation Eridanus
|
Wikipedia - Achern station -- Railway station in Achern, Germany
|
Wikipedia - Acheron-class destroyer -- Class of twenty-three destroyers of the British Royal Navy, completed between 1911 and 1912
|
Wikipedia - Acheroniotes -- Genus of beetles
|
Wikipedia - Acheron Lake -- Antarctic lake
|
Wikipedia - Acheron River (Canterbury) -- River in New Zealand
|
Wikipedia - Acherontemys -- Genus of turtles
|
Wikipedia - Acherontia atropos -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - Acheron
|
Wikipedia - Acheropite
|
Wikipedia - Acher -- River in Germany
|
Wikipedia - Achherr Bhaardwaj -- Indian television actor
|
Wikipedia - Achievement (heraldry) -- Full display or depiction of all the heraldic components to which the bearer of a coat of arms is entitled
|
Wikipedia - Achille-Antoine Hermitte -- French architect
|
Wikipedia - Achille Mbembe -- Cameroonian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Achille St. Onge -- American publisher
|
Wikipedia - Achilles -- Greek mythological hero
|
Wikipedia - Achille Varzi (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Achim Lippoth -- German photographer and film director
|
Wikipedia - A Chinese-English Dictionary -- Book by Herbert Giles
|
Wikipedia - Achnatherum pekinense -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acholi dialect -- Southern Luo dialect
|
Wikipedia - Achomawi -- Native American tribe in Northern California
|
Wikipedia - A Christmas Carol (2000 film) -- 2000 television movie directed by Catherine Morshead
|
Wikipedia - Achterdam -- Street in Alkmaar, the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Achziv -- Ancient site on the Mediterranean coast of northern Israel
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera aberrans -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera adirii -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera aechme -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera agathophylla -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera alainii -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera albopurpurea -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera amaralii -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera angustisepala -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera antennata -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera breviflora -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera brunnescens -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera butcheri -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera caldensis -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera calypso -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera cerberus -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera chamelopoda -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera chionopa -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera chrysantha -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera circumplexa -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera denticulata -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera fumioi -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera johnsonii -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera juxtaposita -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera octophrys -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera odontotepala -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera per-dusenii -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera pernambucensis -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera scabripes -- Species of orchid
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera scalpricaulis -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera subrotundifolia -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera violaceomaculata -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera viridis -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera wageneriana -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera wawraeana -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera welsiae-windischiae -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acianthera zumbae -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acidosis -- A process causing increased acidity in the blood and other body tissues
|
Wikipedia - Acleris shepherdana -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - Acoetes (Bacchic myth) -- Ancient Greek mythological fisherman
|
Wikipedia - Acokanthera laevigata -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acokanthera oblongifolia -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acokanthera oppositifolia -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acokanthera schimperi -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Acoran Hernandez -- Spanish weightlifter
|
Wikipedia - A Country Hero -- 1917 film
|
Wikipedia - Acrion -- Ancient Greek Pythagorean philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Acristatherium -- Extinct monospecific genus of basal eutherian
|
Wikipedia - A Critique of Pure Tolerance -- 1965 book by Robert Paul Wolff, Barrington Moore Jr., and Herbert Marcuse
|
Wikipedia - Acrocanthosaurus -- Cacharodontosaurid theropod dinosaur genus from the Early Cretaceous period
|
Wikipedia - Acrostic -- Writing in which the first letter, syllable or word of each line, paragraph or other recurring feature in the text spells out a word or a message
|
Wikipedia - Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales -- French social science journal
|
Wikipedia - Action hero -- Archetypal protagonist of action-genre fiction
|
Wikipedia - Action Philosophers!
|
Wikipedia - Action potential -- Process by which neurons communicate with each other by changes in their membrane potentials
|
Wikipedia - Activated -- 2016 song by Cher Lloyd
|
Wikipedia - Active galactic nucleus -- Compact region at the center of a galaxy that has a much-higher-than-normal luminosity
|
Wikipedia - Active immunization -- Natural or therapeutic induction of immunity after exposure to an antigen
|
Wikipedia - Activision -- American video game publisher
|
Wikipedia - Activity coefficient -- Value accounting for thermodynamic non-ideality of mixtures
|
Wikipedia - Act of heroic charity
|
Wikipedia - Acunn and Riadh -- Celtic mythological heroes
|
Wikipedia - Acusilaus -- Ancient Greek logographer
|
Wikipedia - Acute limb ischaemia -- Occurs when there is a sudden lack of blood flow to a limb
|
Wikipedia - Acute toxicity -- Adverse effects of a substance that result either from a single exposure
|
Wikipedia - Ada Baker -- Australian soprano, vaudeville star and singing teacher
|
Wikipedia - Ada Bello -- Cuban American LGBT rights activist and medical laboratory researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ad Achkar -- Lebanese photographer and artist
|
Wikipedia - Ada, Delta -- Isoko town in Delta State, southern Nigeria
|
Wikipedia - Ada Fisher -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Adai Khan -- Emperor of the Northern Yuan Dynasty
|
Wikipedia - Ada Jordan Pray -- American composer, teacher, and concert singer.
|
Wikipedia - Adama Kouyate -- Malian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Adam Arkapaw -- Australian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Adamastor Ocean -- A Precambrian "proto-Atlantic" ocean in the Southern Hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Adam Back -- British cryptographer and cypherpunk
|
Wikipedia - Adam BahdanoviM-DM-^M -- Belarusian ethnographer
|
Wikipedia - Adam Bell -- legendary English outlaw and archer
|
Wikipedia - Adam Block (astrophotographer)
|
Wikipedia - Adam Bouska -- American fashion photographer
|
Wikipedia - Adam Bright -- Australian left-handed pitcher
|
Wikipedia - Adam Bromberg -- Polish publisher
|
Wikipedia - Adam Burski -- Polish philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Adam Butcher -- Canadian actor
|
Wikipedia - Adam de Hereford
|
Wikipedia - Adam Dollard des Ormeaux -- French colonial soldier in Quebec mythologized as hero
|
Wikipedia - Adam Ferguson (photographer) -- Australian freelance photographer
|
Wikipedia - Adam Friedrich Zurner -- German cartographer and geographer
|
Wikipedia - Adam H. Dickey -- Christian Science practitioner and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Adam Herzog -- Swiss politician
|
Wikipedia - Adam Kane -- American cinematographer & television director
|
Wikipedia - Adam-ondi-Ahman -- Historic site in Daviess County, Missouri, U.S.; according to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), the site where Adam and Eve lived after being expelled from the Garden of Eden
|
Wikipedia - Adam Osborne -- American writer and software publisher
|
Wikipedia - Adam Rutherford -- British geneticist, author, and broadcaster
|
Wikipedia - Adams Island, New Zealand -- island off Southern New Zealand
|
Wikipedia - Adam Sisman -- British writer, biographer, editor (born 1954)
|
Wikipedia - Adam Smith -- Scottish moral philosopher and political economist (1723-1790)
|
Wikipedia - Adam Swift -- British political philosopher and sociologist
|
Wikipedia - Adam Weishaupt -- German philosopher and founder of the Order of Illuminati
|
Wikipedia - Adapisoriculidae -- Extinct family of eutherian mammals
|
Wikipedia - Adaptations of Agatha Christie -- List of Christie's works adapted for other media
|
Wikipedia - Adaptations of Sherlock Holmes -- Wikimedia list article
|
Wikipedia - Adaptive bias -- Idea that the human brain has evolved to reason adaptively, rather than truthfully or even rationally
|
Wikipedia - Adaptive chosen ciphertext attack
|
Wikipedia - Ada Rapoport-Albert -- Israeli researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ada TV -- Television channel in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
|
Wikipedia - A Daughter of the Gods -- 1916 film by Herbert Brenon
|
Wikipedia - A Day at the Races (film) -- 1937 Marx Brothers film by Sam Wood
|
Wikipedia - Ad-Darazi -- 11th-century Ismaili preacher and early leader of the Druze faith
|
Wikipedia - Addison Fischer -- American businessman
|
Wikipedia - Additions to Esther
|
Wikipedia - Additive genetic effects -- Effects on a phenotype caused by multiple genes whose individual effects add together to produce their total effects
|
Wikipedia - Addresses to the German Nation -- Book by German philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte
|
Wikipedia - Adela Cortina -- Spanish philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Adela Hernandez -- Cuban politician
|
Wikipedia - Adelaide Boddam-Whetham -- British archer
|
Wikipedia - Adelaide Dutcher -- Physician and public health worker
|
Wikipedia - Adelaide railway station (Northern Ireland) -- Railway station in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Adel Aljabrin -- Saudi Arabian archer
|
Wikipedia - Adela of Milan -- Northern Italian noblewoman
|
Wikipedia - Adela pantherellus -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - Adelard of Bath -- 12th-century English natural philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Adel Bencherif -- French actor
|
Wikipedia - Adelbert Bucher -- Swiss master chocolatier
|
Wikipedia - Adele Mercier -- Canadian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Adele Zay -- Transylvanian pedagogue, teacher and women's rights activist
|
Wikipedia - Adeliza Perry -- Teacher, writer, and nurse
|
Wikipedia - Aden Protectorate -- Former British protectorate in southern Arabia
|
Wikipedia - A Desert Hero -- 1919 film
|
Wikipedia - A Design for Life -- 1996 single by Manic Street Preachers
|
Wikipedia - Adforton -- Rural village in Herefordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Adger Cowans -- American photographer and painter
|
Wikipedia - Adherbal (king of Numidia) -- 2nd-century BC King of Numidia
|
Wikipedia - Adherent point -- An point that belongs to the closure of some give subset of a topological space.
|
Wikipedia - Adheritus
|
Wikipedia - Ad Hermes -- Dutch politician
|
Wikipedia - Adhesive -- Non-metallic material used to bond various materials together
|
Wikipedia - Adiabatic process -- Thermodynamic process in which no mass or heat is exchanged with surroundings
|
Wikipedia - Adib Taherzadeh -- Prominent Iranian BahaM-JM-
|
Wikipedia - Adina Emilia De Zavala -- American teacher and historical preservationist
|
Wikipedia - Adina Fohlin -- Swedish model and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Adirondack Mountain Club -- Other organization in Albany, United States
|
Wikipedia - Adi Shankara -- Hindu philosopher and theologian
|
Wikipedia - Aditi -- The mother of Adityas
|
Wikipedia - Aditya Arya -- Indian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Adi Utarini -- Indonesian public health researcher
|
Wikipedia - Adjuvant therapy -- Medical treatment in addition to a primary treatment to maximise effectiveness
|
Wikipedia - Administrative geography of the United Kingdom -- Geographical subdivisions of local government in Great Britain and Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Administrative Professionals Day -- Day to recognize secretaries and others
|
Wikipedia - Adolf Baeumker -- German officer and aviation researcher
|
Wikipedia - Adolf Deucher -- Member of the Swiss Federal Council
|
Wikipedia - Adolf Julicher -- German scholar
|
Wikipedia - Adolfo Farsari -- Italian photographer based in Yokohama, Japan (1841 - 1898)
|
Wikipedia - Adolfo Gonzalez (archer) -- Mexican archer
|
Wikipedia - Adolfo Mota Hernandez -- Mexican politician
|
Wikipedia - Adolf Pascher -- Czechoslovak botanist
|
Wikipedia - Adolf Scherbaum -- German classical trumpet player
|
Wikipedia - Adolf Scherwitzl -- Austrian biathlete
|
Wikipedia - Adolf Seilacher
|
Wikipedia - Adolph Diesterweg -- German educator and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Adolphe Sylvain -- French-Tahitian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Adolphine Fletcher Terry -- American political and social activist
|
Wikipedia - Adolph Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe
|
Wikipedia - Adomnan -- Abbot of Iona Abbey, hagiographer, statesman, clerical lawyer
|
Wikipedia - Adonis (cocktail) -- Sherry and vermouth cocktail
|
Wikipedia - Adoration of the Shepherds (Crivelli) -- Painting by Carlo Crivelli
|
Wikipedia - Adoration of the Shepherds (Lotto) -- painting by Lorenzo Lotto
|
Wikipedia - Adoration of the Shepherds (Santafede) -- Painting by Fabrizio Santafede in the National Museum of Capodimonte, Naples
|
Wikipedia - Adoration of the Shepherds (Savoldo) -- Painting by Girolamo Savoldo
|
Wikipedia - Adoration of the Shepherds (Signorelli) -- Painting by Luca Signorelli
|
Wikipedia - Adoration of the Shepherds (Stom) -- Painting series by Matthias Stom
|
Wikipedia - Adoration of the Shepherds -- Part of the nativity story and common subject in Christian art
|
Wikipedia - Adoration of the Shepherds with Saints Nazarius and Celsus -- Painting by Moretto da Brescia
|
Wikipedia - Adrastus of Aphrodisias -- 2nd-century Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Adriana Albini -- Italian cancer researcher, fencer and writer
|
Wikipedia - Adriana Cavarero -- Italian philosopher and feminist thinker
|
Wikipedia - Adrian Aeschbacher -- Swiss classical pianist
|
Wikipedia - Adriana Hernandez M-CM-^MM-CM-1iguez -- Mexican politician
|
Wikipedia - Adriana Hernandez -- Mexican rhythmic gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Adriana Martin (archer) -- Spanish archer
|
Wikipedia - Adrian Biddle -- English cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Adrian Bradshaw (photographer) -- British photojournalist
|
Wikipedia - Adriane Fugh-Berman -- American medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Adriane Rini -- Philosopher and professor at Massey University, New Zealand
|
Wikipedia - Adrian Johnston (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Adriano Balbi -- Italian geographer
|
Wikipedia - Adriano Castellesi -- 16th-century Bishop of Hereford, Bishop of Bath and Wells, and cardinal
|
Wikipedia - Adriano Tilgher (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Adrian Parr -- Australian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Adrian Puentes -- Cuban archer
|
Wikipedia - Adrian "Fletch" Fletcher -- Fictional character from the BBC medical dramas Casualty and Holby City
|
Wikipedia - Adrian S. Fisher -- American lawyer
|
Wikipedia - Adrian Walsh -- Australian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Adrian Zackheim -- American publisher
|
Wikipedia - Adrienne Martyn -- New Zealand photographer (1950- )
|
Wikipedia - Adrienne McNeil Herndon -- American actress, professor and activist
|
Wikipedia - Adua and Her Friends -- 1960 film
|
Wikipedia - A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher -- 2017 action indie 3D video game
|
Wikipedia - Advaita Guru Parampara -- traditional list historical teachers of Advaita Vedanta
|
Wikipedia - Advanced Dungeons Dragons: Heroes of the Lance
|
Wikipedia - Advanced Inertial Reference Sphere
|
Wikipedia - Advanced maternal age -- Older age of a mother at conception and its associated health effects
|
Wikipedia - Advent:Publishers -- American publishing house
|
Wikipedia - Adventure Girl -- 1934 American adventure documentary directed by Herman C. Raymaker
|
Wikipedia - Adventure International -- American video game publisher
|
Wikipedia - Adventure on the Southern Express -- 1934 film
|
Wikipedia - Adventure Publications -- Defunct American comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Adventures of Sherlock Holmes; or, Held for Ransom -- 1905 film by J. Stuart Blackton
|
Wikipedia - Adventure therapy -- Type of psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Adverse effect -- Undesired harmful effect resulting from a medication or other medical intervention
|
Wikipedia - Advice (opinion) -- Relayed to another person, group or party often offered as a guide to action and/or conduct
|
Wikipedia - Aeacides of Epirus -- Fourth Century BC king of Epirus, father of Pyrrhus
|
Wikipedia - Aedesia -- 5th-century Greek a philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aedesius -- 4th-century philosopher
|
Wikipedia - A. Edward Newton -- American writer, publisher and book collector
|
Wikipedia - Aegir Ridge -- An extinct mid-ocean ridge in the far-northern Atlantic Ocean
|
Wikipedia - Aelius Herodianus -- 3rd-century Roman-Egyptian grammarian and writer
|
Wikipedia - Aeneas of Gaza -- 5th and 6th-century Neo-Platonic and Christian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aeneas -- Trojan hero in Greco-Roman mythology
|
Wikipedia - Aenesidemus -- 1st century BC Greek Pyrrhonist philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aenne Biermann -- German photographer
|
Wikipedia - Aeolus (Odyssey) -- Greek mythological hero
|
Wikipedia - Aerial refueling -- Procedure in which flying aircraft receive fuel from another aircraft
|
Wikipedia - Aerial toll house -- Disputed, controversial doctrine in the Eastern Orthodox Church, which states that after death the soul, on its way to heaven, goes through aerial toll houses where demons try to accuse the soul of the sins it commited and drag the soul to hell
|
Wikipedia - Aerodrom Municipality, Skopje -- Municipality of Northern Macedonia
|
Wikipedia - Aeromancy -- Divination conducted by interpreting atmospheric conditions
|
Wikipedia - Aeronomy -- Meteorological science of the upper region of the Earth's or other planetary atmospheres
|
Wikipedia - Aerosol -- Suspension of fine solid particles or liquid droplets in air or another gas
|
Wikipedia - AES51 -- Method of carrying ATM cells over Ethernet for use by AES47
|
Wikipedia - Aesara -- Ancient Greek female philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aeschines of Neapolis -- 2nd-century BC Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aether (classical element) -- Classical element
|
Wikipedia - Aether (disambiguation)
|
Wikipedia - Aether drag hypothesis
|
Wikipedia - Aether (mythology) -- Ancient Greek deity, personification of the upper air
|
Wikipedia - Aether theories
|
Wikipedia - Aethiopian Sea -- The name given to the southern part of the Atlantic Ocean in classical geographical works
|
Wikipedia - Aetius (philosopher) -- 1st- or 2nd-century AD Greek doxographer and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Afar Triple Junction -- Place where three tectonic rifts meet in East Africa
|
Wikipedia - A Father's Will -- 2016 film
|
Wikipedia - A Father Without Knowing It -- 1932 film
|
Wikipedia - AF+BG theorem -- About algebraic curves passing through all intersection points of two other curves
|
Wikipedia - A Feather in Her Hat -- 1935 film by Alfred Santell
|
Wikipedia - Affair in Trinidad -- 1952 film by Vincent Sherman
|
Wikipedia - Affan ibn Abi al-As -- Arab noble and father of Uthman
|
Wikipedia - Affenpinscher -- Dog breed
|
Wikipedia - Affine cipher -- Type of substitution cipher
|
Wikipedia - Affinity Publisher -- Desktop publishing application
|
Wikipedia - Affonso Beato -- Brazilian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Afforestation -- Establishment of trees where there were none previously
|
Wikipedia - AFI's 100 Years...100 Heroes & Villains -- Wikimedia list article
|
Wikipedia - Afiya Shehrbano Zia -- Pakistani feminist researcher, writer and activist
|
Wikipedia - A Fool There Was (1914 film) -- 1914 film
|
Wikipedia - A Fool There Was (1915 film) -- 1915 American silent film
|
Wikipedia - A Fool There Was (1922 film) -- 1922 film by Emmett J. Flynn
|
Wikipedia - Afrasiab -- Mythical king and hero of Turan
|
Wikipedia - Africa Eco Race -- Northern Africa annual rally raid
|
Wikipedia - African-American heritage of presidents of the United States -- Claims and debunked claims of African-American heritage
|
Wikipedia - African cherry -- Disambiguation page
|
Wikipedia - African oystercatcher -- A large near-threatened wading species of bird redident on the shores of South Africa
|
Wikipedia - Africa (Roman province) -- Roman province in Northern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Afrikaners -- Southern African ethnic group descended from predominantly Dutch settlers
|
Wikipedia - Afterburn (psychotherapy)
|
Wikipedia - Aftershow -- TV talk show about another TV show
|
Wikipedia - Agafia Lykova -- Member of the hermit Russian Old Believer Lykov family
|
Wikipedia - Agagite -- Ethnic group mentioned in Biblical book of Esther
|
Wikipedia - Against Henry, King of the English -- 1522 book by Martin Luther
|
Wikipedia - Against Heresies (Irenaeus) -- Work of Christian theology written in Greek by Irenaeus
|
Wikipedia - Against Her Will: An Incident in Baltimore -- 1992 film directed by Delbert Mann
|
Wikipedia - Against the Murderous, Thieving Hordes of Peasants -- 1525 pamphlet by Martin Luther
|
Wikipedia - Against Therapy
|
Wikipedia - Against the Wall (song) -- Single by Seether
|
Wikipedia - Agapetus of Pechersk
|
Wikipedia - Agapius Honcharenko -- Ukrainian political emigre and newspaper publisher
|
Wikipedia - Agapius (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Agasthyamala Biosphere Reserve -- Indian Biosphere Reserve
|
Wikipedia - Agata Bulwa -- Polish archer
|
Wikipedia - Agatha Streicher -- German physician
|
Wikipedia - A Gathering of Days -- 1979 novel by Joan Blos
|
Wikipedia - A Gathering of Eagles -- 1963 film by Delbert Mann
|
Wikipedia - A Gathering of Old Men (film) -- 1987 film
|
Wikipedia - Agathosthenes -- Ancient Greek writer and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Age-Herald Building -- Building in Birmingham, Alabama
|
Wikipedia - Agenor Mafra-Neto -- Chemical ecology researcher
|
Wikipedia - Agent Orange -- Military herbicide
|
Wikipedia - Agents of Atlas -- Fictional superhero team in comic books published by Marvel Comics
|
Wikipedia - Age regression in therapy
|
Wikipedia - Aggie Herring -- American actress
|
Wikipedia - Agglutination -- Process in linguistic morphology derivation in which complex words are formed by stringing together morphemes without changing them in spelling or phonetics
|
Wikipedia - Aghnadarragh -- townland in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Aghsartan II of Kakheti -- King of Kakheti and Hereti
|
Wikipedia - Agios Nikolaos (Chania) -- islet on the northern coast of Crete, Greece
|
Wikipedia - A Glove Shop in Vienna: And Other Stories -- 1984 short story collection by Eva Ibbotson
|
Wikipedia - Agnes and His Brothers -- 2004 film
|
Wikipedia - Agnes Arnau and Her Three Suitors -- 1918 film
|
Wikipedia - Agnes Bushell -- American fiction writer and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Agnes Callard -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Agnes de Mille -- American dancer and choreographer (1905-1993)
|
Wikipedia - Agnes Hamvas -- Hungarian archer
|
Wikipedia - Agnes Jones Adams -- African American activist and teacher (1858-1923)
|
Wikipedia - Agnes McCullough -- Irish teacher, philanthropist and activist
|
Wikipedia - Agnes Meyer Driscoll -- American cryptographer
|
Wikipedia - Agnes M. Herzberg -- Canadian statistician
|
Wikipedia - Agnes Pannier-Runacher -- French politician and business executive
|
Wikipedia - Agnes Quisumbing -- Economist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Agnes Torres Hernandez -- Mexican activist
|
Wikipedia - Agnes Varda -- French photographer, artist, film director and screenwriter
|
Wikipedia - Agni Vlavianos Arvanitis -- Greek professor and researcher in biology
|
Wikipedia - Agnostic atheism -- Lack of belief in the existence of any deity and that such is either unknowable or unknown
|
Wikipedia - Agonopterix heracliana -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - A Good Girl Keeps Herself in Good Order -- 1914 film
|
Wikipedia - A Good Librarian Like a Good Shepherd -- Japanese adult visual novel developed by August, and manga and anime adaptation
|
Wikipedia - Agostino Paradisi -- Italian poet, economist, and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Agout -- River in southern France
|
Wikipedia - Agra Fort -- UNESCO World Heritage site in India
|
Wikipedia - Agree to disagree -- Tolerating but not accepting another's position
|
Wikipedia - Agricultural diversification -- re-allocation of farming activities to other crops or livestock or to non-farming activities
|
Wikipedia - Agricultural machinery -- Machinery used in farming or other agriculture
|
Wikipedia - Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department -- Hong Kong government department
|
Wikipedia - Agrippa the Skeptic -- Hellenistic Pyrrhonist philosopher, creator of Agrippa's Trilemma
|
Wikipedia - Agrothereutes -- Genus of wasps
|
Wikipedia - A group where we all pretend to be boomers -- Internet meme
|
Wikipedia - A. G. Spalding -- American pitcher, manager and business executive
|
Wikipedia - A Guide for Finishers: Golden Hair
|
Wikipedia - Aguirre, the Wrath of God -- 1972 film by Werner Herzog
|
Wikipedia - Agulhas Bank -- The broad southernmost part of the African continental shelf
|
Wikipedia - Agunah -- In halakha, a Jewish woman who is "chained" to her marriage
|
Wikipedia - Agustina Cherri -- Argentine actress and model
|
Wikipedia - Agustin Alezzo -- Argentine theatre director and acting teacher
|
Wikipedia - Agustin Hernandez Navarro -- Mexican architect and sculptor
|
Wikipedia - Agustin Pipia -- Master of the Order of Preachers
|
Wikipedia - A Handful of Heroes -- 1967 film
|
Wikipedia - A. Harry Wheeler -- American mathematician, inventor, and mathematics teacher
|
Wikipedia - A Heritage and Its History -- 1959 novel by Ivy Compton-Burnett
|
Wikipedia - A Hermit -- Painting by Gerrit Dou
|
Wikipedia - Ahern Hotel -- Hotel in Las Vegas, US
|
Wikipedia - A Hero Ain't Nothin' but a Sandwich -- 1973 young adult novel by Alice Childress
|
Wikipedia - A Hero for a Night -- 1927 film by William James Craft
|
Wikipedia - A Hero of Our Times -- 1955 film
|
Wikipedia - A Hero of the Big Snows -- 1926 film
|
Wikipedia - A Hero on Horseback -- 1927 film by Del Andrews
|
Wikipedia - A. H. Fischer Features -- Film production company
|
Wikipedia - AHICE -- Supraregional art and heritage news service
|
Wikipedia - A History of the Theories of Aether and Electricity -- Series of three books by E. T. Whittaker on the history of electromagnetic theory
|
Wikipedia - Ahlbeck (Usedom) -- District of Heringsdorf in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
|
Wikipedia - Ahl-i Hadith -- Religious movement that emerged in Northern India in the mid-nineteenth century
|
Wikipedia - Ahmad Aali -- Iranian photographer and artist
|
Wikipedia - Ahmad al-Buni -- Arab mathematician, philosopher and Sufi
|
Wikipedia - Ahmad ibn al-Tayyib al-Sarakhsi -- 9th century Persian historian and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Ahmad ibn Fadlan -- 10th-century Arab traveller and ethnographer
|
Wikipedia - Ahmad Maher (director) -- Egyptian film director
|
Wikipedia - Ahmad Maher Pasha -- Egyptian Prime Minister
|
Wikipedia - Ahmadnagar Sultanate -- 16th century Indian kingdom located in southern India
|
Wikipedia - Ahmad Reza Jalali -- Iranian-Swedish doctor, lecturer and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ahmad Sirhindi -- Indian Sufi philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Ahmadun Yosi Herfanda -- Indonesian journalist and poet
|
Wikipedia - Ahmad Zohadi -- Iranian architecture scholar, publisher (born 1969)
|
Wikipedia - Ahmed El-Nemr -- Egyptian archer
|
Wikipedia - Ahmed Khan (choreographer) -- Indian choreographer, producer, director, and writer
|
Wikipedia - Ahmed Shafik (sexologist) -- Egyptian researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ahmed Zaher -- Egyptian trap shooter
|
Wikipedia - Ahney Her -- American actress
|
Wikipedia - Ahn Yoo-jin -- South Korean choreographer, dancer
|
Wikipedia - A Hole in Texas -- Novel by Herman Wouk
|
Wikipedia - Ahoy Comics -- US comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - A. H. Weatherford -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - A Hymn to God the Father -- Poem by John Donne
|
Wikipedia - Aichi Medical College for Physical and Occupational Therapy -- Higher education institution in Aichi Prefecture, Japan
|
Wikipedia - Aida Abdullayeva -- Azerbaijani Soviet harpist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Aida, I Saw Your Father Last Night -- 2004 film by Rasul Sadrameli
|
Wikipedia - Aidan Gallagher -- American actor and singer
|
Wikipedia - Aida Roman -- Mexican archer
|
Wikipedia - Aid -- Voluntary transfer of resources from one country to another
|
Wikipedia - Aiguillette -- Braided or twisted cord with an ornamental tip, worn with uniform by aides-de-camp and others
|
Wikipedia - Aileen Hernandez -- American union organizer and civil rights activist
|
Wikipedia - Aileen Passloff -- American dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Aileen Stace -- New Zealand craftswoman, spinner and spinning teacher
|
Wikipedia - Ailette (river) -- River in northern France
|
Wikipedia - Ailing DojM-DM-^Min -- Hero of South Slavic epic poetry
|
Wikipedia - Ailly-le-Haut-Clocher -- Commune in Hauts-de-France, France
|
Wikipedia - Aimee Fisher -- New Zealand canoeist
|
Wikipedia - Aimee Van Wynsberghe -- AI ethics researcher
|
Wikipedia - Aime Laussedat -- French cartographer and photographer, "father of photogrammetry"
|
Wikipedia - Aime Perpillou -- French geographer (1902 - 1976)
|
Wikipedia - Ain't No Other Man -- 2006 single by Christina Aguilera
|
Wikipedia - Ain't No Sunshine -- 1971 single by Bill Withers
|
Wikipedia - Ai Ouchi -- Japanese archer
|
Wikipedia - Air Ambulance Northern Ireland -- Irish helicopter medical service
|
Wikipedia - Airborne aircraft carrier -- Type of mother ship aircraft which can carry, launch, retrieve and support other smaller aircraft
|
Wikipedia - Airboy -- Boy aviation superhero
|
Wikipedia - Aircel Comics -- Defunct Canadian comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Aircrew brevet -- Aircrew badge in RAF, British Army and other commonwealth nations
|
Wikipedia - Air Force and Anti-Aircraft Defence of Bosnia and Herzegovina -- Air warfare branch of Bosnia's military forces
|
Wikipedia - Air Force Heritage Museum and Air Park -- Air Force museum in St. James (Winnipeg), Manitoba
|
Wikipedia - Airglow -- Faint emission of light by a planetary atmosphere
|
Wikipedia - Air Heritage -- Indian regional airline operator
|
Wikipedia - Air-independent propulsion -- Propulsion system for submarines which operates without access to atmospheric oxygen
|
Wikipedia - Air pollution -- Harmful substances in the atmosphere
|
Wikipedia - Airspace -- Portion of the atmosphere controlled by a country above its territory, or any three-dimensional portion of the atmosphere
|
Wikipedia - Air superiority fighter -- Fighter aircraft classification tasked with combating other aircraft to gain control of the air
|
Wikipedia - Air Wave -- Fictional superhero in the DC Comics universe
|
Wikipedia - Aisha Augie-Kuta -- Nigerian photographer and filmmaker
|
Wikipedia - Aishwarya Sridhar -- Indian wildlife photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ai Siqi -- Yunnan Mongol Chinese philosopher and author (1910-1966)
|
Wikipedia - AitarM-EM-^M Masuko -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - AiT/Planet Lar -- American comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Aivaras Stepukonis -- Lithuanian musician and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aix-en-Provence -- city and commune in southern France
|
Wikipedia - AizM-EM-^M Morikawa -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ajahn Jayasaro -- Theravada Buddhist monk
|
Wikipedia - Ajahn Sumedho -- American Buddhist philosopher (born 1934)
|
Wikipedia - Ajahn Viradhammo -- Theravada Buddhist monk (b. 1947)
|
Wikipedia - A. J. Aitken -- Scottish lexicographer
|
Wikipedia - Ajax the Lesser -- Ancient Greek mythological hero
|
Wikipedia - Ajay (2006 film) -- 2006 film by Meher Ramesh
|
Wikipedia - A. J. Ayer -- English philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Ajayi Crowther University -- Private university in Oyo, Nigeria
|
Wikipedia - A. J. Butcher -- English author
|
Wikipedia - Ajita Kesakambali -- Indian materialist philosopher
|
Wikipedia - A. John Simmons -- American political philosopher
|
Wikipedia - A.J. Styles and Christopher Daniels -- Professional wrestling tag team
|
Wikipedia - Akademik Cherskiy (ship) {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Akademik Cherskiy'' (ship) -- Akademik Cherskiy (ship) {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Akademik Cherskiy'' (ship)
|
Wikipedia - Akakage -- Fictional Japanese superhero
|
Wikipedia - Akasha -- Term for either space or M-CM-&ther in traditional Indian cosmology
|
Wikipedia - Akash Manoj -- Indian cardiology researcher and inventor
|
Wikipedia - Akash Sherman -- Canadian film director
|
Wikipedia - Akeel Bilgrami -- Indian philosopher of language and mind
|
Wikipedia - Akelarre (cipher)
|
Wikipedia - Akidnognathus -- Extinct genus of therapsids
|
Wikipedia - Akihiko Okamura -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Aki Kurose -- Teacher and education/affordable housing activist
|
Wikipedia - A King and No King -- 17th-century play by Beaumont and Fletcher
|
Wikipedia - Akira Asahara -- Japanese Magic: The Gathering player
|
Wikipedia - Akira Gomi -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Akira Hayami -- Jaoanese demographer
|
Wikipedia - Akira Kinoshita (photographer) -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Akira SatM-EM-^M (photographer) -- Japanese photographer.
|
Wikipedia - Akira Tanno -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Akira Yamada -- Japanese philosopher
|
Wikipedia - A Kiss for Cinderella (film) -- 1925 film by Herbert Brenon
|
Wikipedia - Akito Tsuda -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Akmal Nor Hasrin -- Malaysian archer
|
Wikipedia - Akmeemana Dayarathana Thero -- Sri Lankan politician
|
Wikipedia - A K Peters -- Publisher of scientific and technical books
|
Wikipedia - AK Press -- American independent publisher
|
Wikipedia - Akram Khan (dancer) -- English dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Aku Ahjolinna -- Finnish ballet dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Akupara Games -- American video game publisher
|
Wikipedia - Akutan Hot Springs -- Thermal springs
|
Wikipedia - Alabama Slammer -- Cocktail of amaretto, Southern Comfort, sloe gin and orange juice
|
Wikipedia - Alabbas Iskandarov -- National Hero of Azerbaijan
|
Wikipedia - Alaca Hoyuk -- Ancient Hittite site in northern Turkey
|
Wikipedia - Alachlor -- Chemical compound; herbicide
|
Wikipedia - Alachua County Sheriff's Office
|
Wikipedia - Aladdin Malikov -- Azerbaijanian religion philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alain Convard -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Alain DesRochers -- Canadian film director and screenwriter
|
Wikipedia - Alain Desvergnes -- French photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alain Etchegoyen -- French philosopher and novelist
|
Wikipedia - Alain Hernandez -- Spanish actor
|
Wikipedia - Alain LeRoy Locke -- American philosopher and writer
|
Wikipedia - Alain Levent -- French cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Alain (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Alain Platel -- Belgian choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Alain Rey -- French lexicographer
|
Wikipedia - Alaka Basu -- Indian sociologist, demographer and professor
|
Wikipedia - Alana Henderson -- Musician, singer and songwriter from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Alan Aubry -- French photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alan Baker (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Alan Belcher -- American mixed martial arts fighter
|
Wikipedia - Alan Betrock -- American music critic, publisher, editor, author, and record producer
|
Wikipedia - Alan Bryant -- Zimbabwean archer
|
Wikipedia - Alan Bush -- British composer, pianist, conductor, teacher and political activist
|
Wikipedia - Alan Carter (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Alan Cherkasov -- Kazakhstani television personality
|
Wikipedia - Alan Cherry -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Alan Chin (photographer) -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alan Cowman -- Australian medical researcher (born 1954)
|
Wikipedia - Alan Edward Guttmacher -- Director of the National Institute of Child Health (NICHD)
|
Wikipedia - Alan Fletcher (actor) -- Australian actor
|
Wikipedia - Alan Frank -- Music publisher, clarinetist and composer
|
Wikipedia - Alango School -- Historic school building in northern Minnesota
|
Wikipedia - Alan Heatherington
|
Wikipedia - Alan H. Goldman -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alan Jones (architect) -- Architect and academic from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Alan Luther -- English cricketer and soldier
|
Wikipedia - Alan Musgrave -- New Zealand philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alan Petherbridge -- British judoka
|
Wikipedia - Alan R. White -- Irish philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alan Saunders (broadcaster) -- British-Australian broadcaster, philosopher, and writer
|
Wikipedia - Alan Shepherd -- British motorcycle racer
|
Wikipedia - Alan Sheridan
|
Wikipedia - Alan Sherman
|
Wikipedia - Alan Smith (physiotherapist) -- English physiotherapist
|
Wikipedia - Alan Soble -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alan S. Rabson -- American pathologist and cancer researcher
|
Wikipedia - Alan Stout (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Alan Techer -- French motorcycle racer
|
Wikipedia - Alan Thomas (philosopher) -- British philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alan White (American philosopher) -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alan Wills -- British archer
|
Wikipedia - Alaoui Mohamed Taher -- Djiboutian judoka
|
Wikipedia - Alarm signal -- A signal made by social animals to warn others of danger
|
Wikipedia - Alasdair mac Mhaighstir Alasdair -- Scottish poet, lexicographer, political writer and memoirist
|
Wikipedia - Alasdair McLellan -- British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alaska Native Heritage Center -- Educational and cultural institution in the United States
|
Wikipedia - Alaskan Command -- Joint subordinate unified command of the United States Northern Command
|
Wikipedia - Alastair Denniston -- British cryptographer and Royal Navy Commander
|
Wikipedia - Alastair Fothergill -- British TV producer
|
Wikipedia - Alawwe Nandaloka Thero -- Sri Lankan politician
|
Wikipedia - Al-Bakri -- Andalusian Muslim geographer and historian
|
Wikipedia - Alban Butler -- English Roman Catholic priest and hagiographer (1710-1773)
|
Wikipedia - Albaniana (Roman fort) -- Former Roman fort in The Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Albanians in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- Bosnians of partial or full Albanian ancestry
|
Wikipedia - Alba Rohrwacher -- Italian actress
|
Wikipedia - Albatross -- Large flying birds in the order Procellariiformes found in the Southern Ocean and the North Pacific
|
Wikipedia - Albert A. Buhlmann -- Swiss physician and decompression researcher
|
Wikipedia - Alberta clipper -- Low pressure area weather system common to North America
|
Wikipedia - Albert and David Maysles -- American brothers documentary filmmaker duo
|
Wikipedia - Alberta Sheriffs Branch -- Canadian law enforcement agency
|
Wikipedia - Alberta Williams King -- Mother of Martin Luther King Jr.
|
Wikipedia - Albert Benitz -- German cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Albert Berg (surgeon) -- American surgeon of Hungarian heritage
|
Wikipedia - Albert Boni -- American publisher
|
Wikipedia - Albert-Brauer-Hasse-Noether theorem -- Central simple algebras over algebraic number fields that split over completions are matrix algebras
|
Wikipedia - Albert Campbell (dogsled racer) -- Canadian musher and trapper (1894-1961)
|
Wikipedia - Albert Chernenko
|
Wikipedia - Albert Christopher Addison -- Writer, newspaper reporter
|
Wikipedia - Albert C. L. G. Gnther
|
Wikipedia - Albert Dauchez -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Albert Edward Litherland -- Canadian nuclear physicist
|
Wikipedia - Albert Evans (dancer) -- American ballet dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Albert Flasher -- 1971 single by The Guess Who
|
Wikipedia - Albert Gnther
|
Wikipedia - Albert Hermanson -- Canadian politician
|
Wikipedia - Albert Herman -- American actor, screenwriter and film director
|
Wikipedia - Albert Hermoso Farras -- Spanish equestrian
|
Wikipedia - Albert Herring -- 1947 opera by Benjamin Britten
|
Wikipedia - Albert Herrmann -- German archeologist and geographer
|
Wikipedia - Albert Hersoy -- French gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Albert Hertzog -- South African politician, founder of Herstigte Nasionale Party
|
Wikipedia - Alberti Cipher Disk
|
Wikipedia - Alberti cipher disk
|
Wikipedia - Alberti cipher
|
Wikipedia - Albertine Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Albertine Thackwell -- British archer
|
Wikipedia - Albert Kenrick Fisher
|
Wikipedia - Albert Kirchner -- French photographer and filmmaker
|
Wikipedia - Albert Le Grand -- Breton hagiographer
|
Wikipedia - Albert le Tyrant -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Albert Luthuli -- South African teacher, activist, Nobel Peace Prize winner, and politician
|
Wikipedia - Alberto Cairo (physiotherapist) -- Italian physiotherapist and humanitarian
|
Wikipedia - Alberto Castelvecchi -- Italian publisher and journalist
|
Wikipedia - Albert of Saxony (philosopher) -- German theologian and philosopher (c.1320-1390)
|
Wikipedia - Alberto Korda -- Cuban photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alberto Simonelli -- Italian Paralympic archer
|
Wikipedia - Alberto Terrile -- Italian photographer (born 1961)
|
Wikipedia - Albert Paine -- American author and biographer
|
Wikipedia - Albert Plecy -- French journalist, painter, photographer and filmmaker, semiotician (1914-1977)
|
Wikipedia - Albert P. Pisano -- Mechanical engineering researcher and university administrator
|
Wikipedia - Albert R. Behnke -- US Navy physician and diving medicine researcher
|
Wikipedia - Albert Sabin -- medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Albert Samama Chikly -- Tunisian filmmaker and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Albert Schou -- Danish photographer
|
Wikipedia - Albert Schweitzer -- French-German physician, theologian, musician and philosopher (1875-1965)
|
Wikipedia - Albert Volpe -- Fictional character from The Godfather series
|
Wikipedia - Albert Willecomme -- French photographer
|
Wikipedia - Albert William Herre
|
Wikipedia - Albert Wilson (botanist) -- American botanist, landscape architect, author, teacher, and lecturer
|
Wikipedia - Albina Kamaletdinova -- Tajikistani archer
|
Wikipedia - Albina Loginova -- Russian archer
|
Wikipedia - Albin BrunovskM-CM-= -- Slovak painter, graphic artist, lithographer, illustrator, and pedagogue
|
Wikipedia - Albin Herzog -- Swiss mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Albinus (philosopher) -- 2nd-century Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Al. Blachere -- French croquet player
|
Wikipedia - Albrecht Beutelspacher -- German mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Albrecht Bottcher -- German mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Albrecht Haushofer -- German geographer and diplomat
|
Wikipedia - Albrecht Penck -- German geologist and geographer
|
Wikipedia - Albrecht Wellmer -- German philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Albubather
|
Wikipedia - A. L. Burt -- Defunct New York book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Al Cannon -- American attorney, sheriff of Charleston County
|
Wikipedia - Al Chang -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alcheringa Gallery -- Canadian art gallery
|
Wikipedia - Alcinous (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Alcis (gods) -- Divine brothers worshipped by the Germanic Naharvali
|
Wikipedia - Alcmene -- Mother of Heracles
|
Wikipedia - Alcohol and Drug Foundation -- Australian not-for-profit organisation aiming to minimise harms from alcohol and other drugs
|
Wikipedia - Alcohol-related traffic crashes in the United States -- Alcohol-related if either a driver or a non-motorist had a measurable or estimated BAC of 0.01 g/dl or above
|
Wikipedia - Alcuin -- 8th century English scholar, clergyman, poet, and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Aldea Island (Campana Archipelago) -- Island off the coast of southern Chile
|
Wikipedia - Alder flycatcher -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - Aldhelm -- 8th-century Bishop of Sherborne, Abbot of Malmesbury, poet, and saint
|
Wikipedia - Al-Dimashqi (geographer)
|
Wikipedia - Aldo Brancher -- Italian politician
|
Wikipedia - Aldo Tonti -- Italian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Aldous Huxley -- English writer and philosopher (1894-1963)
|
Wikipedia - Alec Potts -- Australian archer
|
Wikipedia - Alejandra Usquiano -- Colombian archer
|
Wikipedia - Alejandra Valencia -- Mexican archer
|
Wikipedia - Alejandro Ciangherotti -- Mexican actor
|
Wikipedia - Alejandro Hernandez (director) -- Venezuelan film director
|
Wikipedia - Alejandro Hernando -- Argentine Olympic taekwondo practitioner
|
Wikipedia - Alekanovo inscription -- Undeciphered script
|
Wikipedia - Alekhine's gun -- Chess formation, consisting of two rooks stacked one behind another and the queen at the rear
|
Wikipedia - Aleksa M-EM- antic -- Poet from Bosnia and Herzegovina (1868-1924)
|
Wikipedia - Aleksandar Lilov -- Bulgarian politician and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aleksander Kosiba -- Polish geographer, geophysicist, glaciologist, and climatologist
|
Wikipedia - Aleksander Narcyz Przezdziecki -- Polish historian and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Aleksandra Andreevna Antonova -- Russian Sami teacher, writer, poet, translator (1932- 2014)
|
Wikipedia - Aleksandra McClain -- Archaeologist and university teacher
|
Wikipedia - Aleksandra Monedzhikova -- Bulgarian geographer
|
Wikipedia - Aleksandr Cherkasov -- Soviet sports shooter
|
Wikipedia - Aleksandr Li -- Kazakhstani archer
|
Wikipedia - Aleksandr Shcherbakov (politician) -- Soviet politician
|
Wikipedia - Aleksandr Shervashidze -- Russian scenic designer
|
Wikipedia - Aleksey Khomyakov -- Russian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aleksey Nemkov -- Hero of the Soviet Union
|
Wikipedia - Aleksey Polosin -- Hero of the Soviet Union
|
Wikipedia - Aleksey Suvorin -- Russian publisher and journalist
|
Wikipedia - Alemoatherium -- Genus of prozostrodontian cynodonts
|
Wikipedia - Alenka ZupanM-DM-^MiM-DM-^M -- Slovenian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alessandro Bertolotti -- Italian writer and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alessandro Ferrara -- Italian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alessandro Ghebreigziabiher -- Italian writer, storyteller and stage actor
|
Wikipedia - Alessandro Luzzago -- Italian theologian, philosopher and educator
|
Wikipedia - Alessandro Rivolta -- Italian archer
|
Wikipedia - Alessio Gelsini Torresi -- Italian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Aletes (Heraclid) -- Ancient Greek mythological figure
|
Wikipedia - Aleutian Islands -- Chain of islands in the northern Pacific Ocean
|
Wikipedia - Aleutian Trench -- An oceanic trench along the southern coastline of Alaska and the Aleutian islands
|
Wikipedia - Alexamenus of Teos -- Ancient Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Agricola -- Netherlandish composer
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Asher -- Scottish politician
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Bain -- Scottish philosopher and educationalist
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Bird -- British philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Boden -- Australian philanthropist, industrialist, publisher
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Bogdanov -- Physician, philosopher, writer, Bolshevik
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Brattell -- British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Cameron Rutherford -- Canadian lawyer and politician; first premier of Alberta
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Chernikov -- Russian professional ice hockey forward
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Ekman -- Swedish dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Farnese, Duke of Parma -- Duke of Parma and Governor of the Spanish Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Fischer (figure skater) -- Russian figure skater
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Fisher (MP) -- 16th-century English politician
|
Wikipedia - Alexander George (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Alexander (grandson of Herod the Great) -- 1st century AD Prince of Judea
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Grinberg -- Russian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Guttenplan -- medical researcher and University Challenge star
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Hamilton -- American founding father and statesman
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Herdman -- New Zealand politician
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Hernandez -- American mixed martial arts fighter
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Heron -- Scottish geologist and explorer
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Herschel and Pauline G. McMicken House -- Historic house in West Allis, Wisconsin
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Herzen -- Russian author, philosopher, revolutioner (1812-1870)
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Julius Reichert -- German entomologist
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Katan -- A Dutch Jewish physically disabled accountant, translator, and teacher, who was murdered by the Nazis in The Holocaust
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Khimushin -- Russian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Leutner & Co. -- Riga-based manufacturer of the first bicycles and other vehicles of the Russian Empire
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Macmillan (publisher)
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Mather -- 16th-century English politician
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Matthews (playwright) -- US playwright and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alexander M. Feskov -- Ukrainian medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Mitscherlich (chemist)
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Mitscherlich (psychologist)
|
Wikipedia - Alexander of Aegae -- 1st-century Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alexander of Aphrodisias -- 2nd-3rd century Greek peripatetic philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alexander of Hales -- English Franciscan theologian and philosopher (c.1185-1245)
|
Wikipedia - Alexander of Pherae -- 4th-century BC Greek ruler of Thessaly
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Popov (film) -- 1949 film by Herbert Rappaport
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Rado -- Hungarian cartographer, Communist activist, spy
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Street Press -- Electronic academic database publisher
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Sutherland (educator)
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Sutherland Neill
|
Wikipedia - Alexander: The Other Side of Dawn -- 1977 television film directed by John Erman
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Theroux -- American novelist and poet
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Tselikov -- Soviet metallurgist, industrial machines designer, and Hero of Socialist Labor
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Vologin -- Hero of the Soviet Union
|
Wikipedia - Alexander von Humboldt -- Prussian geographer, naturalist and explorer (1769-1859)
|
Wikipedia - Alexander Wilson (Canadian writer) -- American teacher and landscape designer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandra Cheron -- American actress and model
|
Wikipedia - Alexandra Croitoru -- Romanian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandra Fisher -- Kazakhstani shot putter
|
Wikipedia - Alexandra Fouace -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandra Hedison -- American actress and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandr Alexandrovich Fischer von Waldheim -- Russian botanist (1839-1920)
|
Wikipedia - Alexandra Longova -- Slovak archer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandra MM-CM-.rca -- Moldovan archer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandra Phelan -- International law and global health security researcher
|
Wikipedia - Alexandra Rutherford
|
Wikipedia - Alexandra Samuilovna Panafidina -- Russian book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Alexandr Chervyakov -- Kazakh biathlete
|
Wikipedia - Alexandre Barbie du Bocage -- French geographer and lawyer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandre Correard -- French engineer and geographer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandre Dubuque -- Russian composer and piano teacher
|
Wikipedia - Alexandre Herculano -- Portuguese writer, poet, journalist
|
Wikipedia - Alexandre Koyre -- French philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alexandre Matheron -- French philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alexandre Robicquet -- AI researcher - Entrepreneur
|
Wikipedia - Alexandr Hackenschmied -- American film director, photographer, actor, film editor and cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandros Karageorgiou -- Greek archer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandros Makriyannis -- American researcher into cannabinoids
|
Wikipedia - Alexandru Bodnar -- Romanian archer
|
Wikipedia - Alexandru Dobrogeanu-Gherea -- Romanian academic
|
Wikipedia - Alex Archer (musician) -- American-born Australian musician
|
Wikipedia - Alex Chernov -- Australian jurist
|
Wikipedia - Alexei Cherchnev -- Russian judoka
|
Wikipedia - Alexei Kondratiev -- American author, linguist, and teacher of Celtic languages, folklore and culture
|
Wikipedia - Alexey Chernyshyov -- Russian politician
|
Wikipedia - Alexey Chervonenkis
|
Wikipedia - Alexey Stakhanov -- Hero of Socialist Labour
|
Wikipedia - Alex Feather Akimov -- Russian-American guitarist and composer
|
Wikipedia - Alex Fletcher (actress) -- British actress
|
Wikipedia - Alex Funke -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alex Gallacher -- Australian politician
|
Wikipedia - Alex Gopher -- French DJ
|
Wikipedia - Alex Haley -- American biographer, screenwriter, and novelist
|
Wikipedia - Alex Hermans -- Belgian Paralympic athlete
|
Wikipedia - Alex Hershaft -- American activist
|
Wikipedia - Alexicrates -- 1st-century Pythagorean philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alexinus -- 3rd-century BC Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alexis Herman -- American politician, former Secretary of Labor
|
Wikipedia - Alexis Ruiz -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Alexis Zabe -- Mexican cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Alexius Meinong -- Austrian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alex Lawther -- British actor
|
Wikipedia - Alex MacLean -- American photographer and architect
|
Wikipedia - Alex Maskey -- Northern Irish politician
|
Wikipedia - Alex Michalos -- Canadian political scientist and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alex Monteith -- Northern Ireland-born New Zealand-based artist
|
Wikipedia - Alex Trujillo (drug dealer) -- Puerto Rican drug dealer turned preacher
|
Wikipedia - Alex Villanueva -- Sheriff of Los Angeles County, California
|
Wikipedia - Alex Wifler -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Alfaguara project -- Blue whale conservation project in Southern Chile
|
Wikipedia - Al-Farabi -- 10th century Islamic philosopher and jurist
|
Wikipedia - Alfio Contini -- Italian cinematographer (1927-2020)
|
Wikipedia - Alfonso Jones -- Mexican archer
|
Wikipedia - Alfonso Menendez -- Spanish archer
|
Wikipedia - Alford plea -- Guilty plea whereby a defendant in a criminal case does not admit to the criminal act and asserts innocence, but admits that sufficient evidence exists to convict
|
Wikipedia - Alfred A. Foucher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Atherton -- American diplomat
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Augustus Grace -- NZ teacher, journalist, writer
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Beesley -- Topographer and poet
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Bennison Atherton -- Canadian physician
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Boucher -- French sculptor
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Bucherer -- German physicist
|
Wikipedia - Alfred C. Abadie -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Charles Auguste Foucher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Charles Garratt -- American electrotherapy practitioner
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Christopher Picard -- New Zealand politician
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Cowles Sr. -- American newspaper publisher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Day Hershey
|
Wikipedia - Alfred de Wailly -- French classical philologist, lexicographer and high school teacher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred D. Herger -- Puerto Rican television host
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Durlacher -- Australian civil servant
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Edward Taylor -- British philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Escher -- 19th-century Swiss politician and railroad entrepreneur
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Fischer (architect) -- German architect
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Frolicher -- Swiss mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Hansen (cinematographer) -- German cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Henry Burton -- New Zealand photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Hermann Fried
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Herman -- Art director
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Hershey -- American bacteriologist and geneticist
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Hertz
|
Wikipedia - Alfred J. Freddoso -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred J. Lewy -- American sleep researcher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Malherbe
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Menezes -- Cryptographer
|
Wikipedia - Alfred North Whitehead -- English mathematician and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alfredo Barba Hernandez -- Mexican politician
|
Wikipedia - Alfredo F. Mayo -- Argentine cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Alfredo Lenci -- Italian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Alfredo Massazza -- Italian archer
|
Wikipedia - Alfredo Wiechers Pieretti -- Puerto Rican architect
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Poupart -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Prettyman -- American philosopher and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Ritscher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Roberts -- English local politician and father of Margaret Thatcher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Schmidt (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Stieglitz -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alfred Wilhelm Volkmann -- German physiologist, anatomist, and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alfred W. Pollard -- 19th/20th-century English author and bibliographer
|
Wikipedia - Algernon Herbert -- English antiquary
|
Wikipedia - Algernon Islay de Courcy Lyons -- Welsh photographer, novelist, and linguist
|
Wikipedia - Alglucosidase alfa -- Enzyme replacement therapy drug
|
Wikipedia - Al Goldstein -- American pornographer
|
Wikipedia - Al-Herafyeen SC
|
Wikipedia - Al Herpin -- American sufferer of Insomnia
|
Wikipedia - Ali Adnan Mohamed -- Iraqi archer
|
Wikipedia - Ali Ahmadifar -- Iranian composer, teacher and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ali Ahmed Salem -- Qatari archer
|
Wikipedia - Ali Akbar Rashad -- Muslim philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Ali Bagheri -- Iranian diplomat
|
Wikipedia - Ali Bel Bicaj Tower House and Mill -- Cultural heritage monument of Kosovo
|
Wikipedia - Alibi -- |Statement by a suspect of having been elsewhere at the time a crime had occurred
|
Wikipedia - Alice Alldredge -- American oceanographer and marine biologist
|
Wikipedia - Alice Austen -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alice Barkan -- American molecular biologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Alice Boughton -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alice Bungisngis and Her Wonder Walis -- 2012 Philippine television series
|
Wikipedia - Alice Catherine Evans -- American microbiologist
|
Wikipedia - Alice C. Browning -- American writer, editor, publisher, and educator
|
Wikipedia - Alice Cunningham Fletcher -- American ethnologist, anthropologist, social scientist
|
Wikipedia - Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore -- 1974 film directed by Martin Scorsese
|
Wikipedia - Alice Fischer (figure skater) -- Swiss figure skater
|
Wikipedia - Alice Foulcher -- Australian writer and actress
|
Wikipedia - Alice Garnett -- British geographer
|
Wikipedia - Alice Greenwood -- 19th/20th-century British historian, teacher, and writer
|
Wikipedia - Alice Huntington Bushee -- American teacher
|
Wikipedia - Alice Ingley -- Australian archer
|
Wikipedia - Alice Jacob -- Irish botanical illustrator, lace designer, and design teacher
|
Wikipedia - Alice Legh -- British archer
|
Wikipedia - Alice Maher -- Irish artist
|
Wikipedia - Alice Middleton Boring -- American biologist, zoologist, and herpetologist
|
Wikipedia - Alice Murer Siem -- Norwegian ballet dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Alice Poulleau -- French geographer, writer
|
Wikipedia - Alice Rohrwacher -- Italian film director
|
Wikipedia - Alice Schwarzer -- German journalist, publisher, and feminist
|
Wikipedia - Alice S. Kandell -- American child psychologist, author, photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alice to Nowhere -- 1986 film by John Power
|
Wikipedia - Alice von Hildebrand -- Belgian philosopher (born 1923)
|
Wikipedia - Alice Weaver Flaherty -- American neurologist
|
Wikipedia - Alicia Amherst -- English horticulturist, botanist
|
Wikipedia - Alicia Borrachero -- Spanish actress
|
Wikipedia - Alicia Catherine Mant -- Children's writer
|
Wikipedia - Alicia Delibes -- Spanish politician and high school teacher
|
Wikipedia - Alicia Garcia-Herrero -- Spanish economist and academic
|
Wikipedia - Alicia Hernandez -- Mexican karateka
|
Wikipedia - Alicia Marin -- Spanish archer
|
Wikipedia - Alid dynasties of northern Iran
|
Wikipedia - Ali El Ghrari -- Libyan recurve archer
|
Wikipedia - Alien 3 -- 1992 American science-fiction horror film by David Fincher
|
Wikipedia - Alien Souls -- 1916 lost silent film directed by Frank Reicher
|
Wikipedia - Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem -- 2007 film by Strause brothers
|
Wikipedia - A Life of Her Own -- 1950 film
|
Wikipedia - Ali ibn al-Athir -- 12th and 13th-century Islamic historian and geographer
|
Wikipedia - Alik Sakharov -- Soviet-British cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Ali Modu Sheriff -- Nigerian politician (born 1956)
|
Wikipedia - Ali Naci Karacan -- Turkish journalist and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Ali Oumlil -- Moroccan philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Ali Pasha Sherif -- Egyptian notable, slaveholder, and breeder of Arabian horses (1834-1897)
|
Wikipedia - Alireza Feyz -- An Iranian Researcher, jurist and university professor
|
Wikipedia - Alireza Qaeminia -- Iranian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alisa Bokulich -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alisher Gulov -- Tajikistani taekwondo practitioner
|
Wikipedia - Ali Sher Khan Anchan -- Balti king
|
Wikipedia - Alisher Mukhtarov -- Uzbekistani judoka
|
Wikipedia - Alisher Navoi
|
Wikipedia - Alisher Navoiy (Tashkent Metro) -- Tashkent Metro Station
|
Wikipedia - Alisher Seitov -- Kazakhstani diver
|
Wikipedia - Alisher Usmanov -- Uzbek-born Russian business magnate
|
Wikipedia - Alismatales -- Order of herbaceous flowering plants of marshy and aquatic habitats
|
Wikipedia - Aliso Canyon gas leak -- Massive natural gas leak in southern California
|
Wikipedia - Alison Bell (bowls) -- Northern Irish international lawn bowler
|
Wikipedia - Alison Butler -- Researcher into bioinorganic chemistry and metallobiochemistry
|
Wikipedia - Alison Castle -- American photographer and book editor
|
Wikipedia - Alison Etheridge -- Professor of Probability
|
Wikipedia - Alison Fuller -- British educational researcher
|
Wikipedia - Alison Hawthorne Deming -- American poet, essayist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Alison Heather -- New Zealand physiology academic
|
Wikipedia - Alison Herst -- Canadian canoeist
|
Wikipedia - Alison McCullough -- Speech and language therapist
|
Wikipedia - Alison Murray (scientist) -- American biochemist and Antarctic researcher
|
Wikipedia - Alison Sheridan -- Archaeologist and museum curator
|
Wikipedia - Alison Webster (photographer) -- British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alison Weisskopf -- British archaeologist and phytolith researcher
|
Wikipedia - Alison Williamson -- British archer
|
Wikipedia - Alissar Caracalla -- Lebanese dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Alister McGrath -- Northern Irish priest and academic
|
Wikipedia - A Little Bit Longer (song) -- 2008 single by Jonas Brothers
|
Wikipedia - A Little Hero (film) -- 1913 film
|
Wikipedia - Al-Khalil ibn Ahmad al-Farahidi -- Iraqi lexicographer, philologist and poet
|
Wikipedia - Al-Kindi -- Muslim Arab philosopher, mathematician, physician, and musician
|
Wikipedia - Alkmaar -- City and municipality in North Holland, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Alkylation -- Transfer of an alkyl group from one molecule to another
|
Wikipedia - All About My Mother -- 1999 film by Pedro Almodovar
|
Wikipedia - Allacher Forest -- Nature reserve in Bavaria, Germany
|
Wikipedia - Alla Duhova -- Russian choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Alla Dzhioyeva -- South Ossetian teacher turned politician
|
Wikipedia - Allagash River -- river in northern Maine, United States
|
Wikipedia - Allah Therese -- Ivorian singer
|
Wikipedia - Allameh Abul Hasan Sharani -- Iranian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Allan Amato -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Allan Basbaum -- Medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Allan Bloom -- American philosopher, classicist, and academician
|
Wikipedia - Allan Detrich -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Allan E. Maher -- Canadian politician and funeral director
|
Wikipedia - Allan L. Scherr -- American computer scientist
|
Wikipedia - Allan Porter -- Swiss photographer
|
Wikipedia - Allan Silverman -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Allan Warren -- English photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alla Peunova -- Soviet archer
|
Wikipedia - Alla Sheffer -- Israeli researcher
|
Wikipedia - Allelopathy -- Production of biochemicals which affect the growth of other organisms
|
Wikipedia - Allen Daviau -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Allene Jeanes -- American chemical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Allen G. Siegler -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Allen Hatcher -- American mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Allen James Fromherz -- American historian
|
Wikipedia - Allens of Mayfair -- London's oldest butchers shop
|
Wikipedia - Allergen immunotherapy -- Medical treatment for environmental allergies
|
Wikipedia - AllgM-CM-$u Alps -- Mountain range in the Northern Limestone Alps
|
Wikipedia - All I Am (Lynsey de Paul and Susan Sheridan song) -- 1980 song performed by Lynsey de Paul
|
Wikipedia - Alliance of Concerned Teachers -- Political party in the Philippines
|
Wikipedia - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland -- Political party in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Alliance-Union universe -- Fictional universe created by C. J. Cherryh
|
Wikipedia - Allied bombing of Rotterdam -- World War II strategic air raids by American and British forces against the Nazi-occupied city of Rotterdam in South Holland in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Allied Forces Northern Europe -- Subordinate NATO Command
|
Wikipedia - Alliene Brandon Webb -- American composer, singer, and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Allie Sherman
|
Wikipedia - All I Have to Do Is Dream -- 1958 jangle pop single performed by the Everly Brothers, written and composed by Boudleaux Bryant
|
Wikipedia - All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Nagpur -- Medical higher education institute in India
|
Wikipedia - All in Good Taste -- 1983 film by Anthony Kramreither
|
Wikipedia - Allison & Allison -- Architectural firm of James Edward Allison and his brother David Clark Allison
|
Wikipedia - Allison Fischer -- American singer and actress
|
Wikipedia - Allison Fisher
|
Wikipedia - Allison Steiner -- American scientist specializing in atmospheric chemistry
|
Wikipedia - Allium chrysantherum -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Allium herderianum -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Allium phanerantherum -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - All I Wanna Do (Sheryl Crow song) -- Single performed by Sheryl Crow
|
Wikipedia - All Men Are Brothers (film) -- 1975 film
|
Wikipedia - Allomothering
|
Wikipedia - Allosaurus -- Genus of large theropod dinosaur
|
Wikipedia - Allosemitism -- Jews as Other
|
Wikipedia - Alloxylon pinnatum -- Tree of the family Proteaceae found in south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales
|
Wikipedia - All's Fair at the Fair -- 1938 film by Dave Fleischer
|
Wikipedia - All-Star Superman (film) -- 2011 direct-to-video animated superhero film directed by Sam Liu
|
Wikipedia - All Strung Out Over You -- 1966 song by The Chambers Brothers
|
Wikipedia - All Superheroes Must Die -- 2011 film by Jason Trost
|
Wikipedia - All the Brothers Were Valiant (1923 film) -- 1923 film by Irvin Willat
|
Wikipedia - All Together (1942 film) -- 1942 Donald Duck cartoon
|
Wikipedia - All Together (2011 film) -- 2011 film
|
Wikipedia - All Together Now (2020 film) -- 2020 American drama film
|
Wikipedia - All Together Now (book) -- Book by Jared Berstein
|
Wikipedia - All Together Now (film) -- 2008 rockumentary
|
Wikipedia - All Together Now (Philippine TV series) -- Philippine television series
|
Wikipedia - All Together Now -- 1969 song by The Beatles
|
Wikipedia - All Together (professional wrestling) -- Professional wrestling events
|
Wikipedia - All-Ukrainian Union "Fatherland" -- Political party in Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Ally Acker -- American filmmaker, poet, author, and film herstorian
|
Wikipedia - Al-Ma'arri -- Medieval Arab philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alma Deutscher -- British composer, pianist and violinist
|
Wikipedia - Almagor -- Place in Northern, Israel
|
Wikipedia - ALM Antillean Airlines -- Netherlands Antillean airline
|
Wikipedia - Al-Masudi -- 10th-century Arab historian and geographer
|
Wikipedia - Almeley -- Village in Herefordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Almere Oostvaarders railway station -- Commuter railway station in Almere, Netherlands, about 30km east of Amsterdam
|
Wikipedia - Almighty Thor -- 2011 television film directed by Christopher Ray
|
Wikipedia - Almohad Caliphate -- Medieval Berber dynasty in Spain and northern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Almoravid dynasty -- Medieval Berber dynasty in Spain and northern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Almost Brothers -- 2004 film directed by Lucia Murat
|
Wikipedia - Almost everywhere
|
Wikipedia - Almucantar -- Circle on the celestial sphere parallel to the horizon
|
Wikipedia - Almudena Gallardo -- Spanish archer
|
Wikipedia - Al-Mutairi (tribe) -- A prominent tribe of Northern Nejd in Saudi Arabia
|
Wikipedia - Almuth Beck -- German former teacher and politician
|
Wikipedia - Al Neri -- Fictional character from The Godfather series
|
Wikipedia - Alois Riehl -- Austrian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alone Together (Dave Mason album)
|
Wikipedia - Alone Together (TV series) -- American comedy series created by and starring Benji Aflalo and Esther Povitsky
|
Wikipedia - A Long Way from Nowhere -- 1970 film
|
Wikipedia - Alonso Gutierrez -- Spanish philosopher (c.1507-1584)
|
Wikipedia - Alonzo Hanagan -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alootook Ipellie -- Inuk graphic artist, political and satirical cartoonist, writer, and photographer (1951-2007)
|
Wikipedia - Alopecognathus -- Extinct genus of therapsids from the Late Permian of South Africa
|
Wikipedia - Alopecorhinus -- Extinct genus of therapsids
|
Wikipedia - Alopias grandis -- Giant, extinct thresher shark
|
Wikipedia - Alpha Boucher -- Canadian actor
|
Wikipedia - Alpha (Magic: The Gathering)
|
Wikipedia - Alpha Sculptoris -- Star in the southern constellation of Sculptor
|
Wikipedia - Alphen aan den Rijn -- Municipality in South Holland, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Alphonse Allaert -- Belgian archer
|
Wikipedia - Alphonse Bertillon -- French police officer and biometrics researcher
|
Wikipedia - Alphonse Hercule Matam -- Cameroonian weightlifter
|
Wikipedia - Alphonse Mucha -- Czechoslovak photographer, painter and illustrator
|
Wikipedia - Alpine chough -- A bird in the crow family which breeds in high mountains from Spain eastwards through southern Europe and North Africa to Central Asia and Nepal
|
Wikipedia - Al Purdy Was Here
|
Wikipedia - Al-Qushayri -- Arab philosopher
|
Wikipedia - A. L. Rees -- British writer and teacher about film
|
Wikipedia - Al Roker -- American weather presenter, television and radio personality
|
Wikipedia - Alsberg Brothers Boatworks -- Sailboat manufacturer
|
Wikipedia - Al-Shahrazuri -- Physician, philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Al-Sharat -- Highland region in modern southern Jordan and northwestern Saudi Arabia
|
Wikipedia - Al Sherman -- American songwriter
|
Wikipedia - Alsim Chernoskulov -- Russian sambist
|
Wikipedia - Al-Taftazani -- Persian theologian, literary and philosopher (1322-1390)
|
Wikipedia - Altamont Free Concert -- 1969 music festival in northern California
|
Wikipedia - Altar and pulpit fellowship -- Lutheran for full communion between church bodies
|
Wikipedia - Altar Valley -- valley in southern Arizona
|
Wikipedia - Altazores -- A Chilean rock band founded in 2004 by the multi - instrumentalist Chilean composer Mauricio Herrera.
|
Wikipedia - Alte Emscher -- River in Germany
|
Wikipedia - Altered level of consciousness -- Measure of arousal other than normal
|
Wikipedia - Alternanthera brasiliana -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Alternanthera echinocephala -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Alternate history -- Genre of speculative fiction, where one or more historical events occur differently
|
Wikipedia - Alternate Realities (Cherryh) -- 2000 omnibus of three novels by C. J. Cherryh
|
Wikipedia - Alternating electric field therapy -- Type of electromagnetic field therapy
|
Wikipedia - Alternative versions of Superman -- Various incarnations of comic book superhero
|
Wikipedia - Althea Sherman -- American ornithologist, artist and educator
|
Wikipedia - Altmore -- Village and townland in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Alton Brown -- American food show presenter, chef, author, cinematographer, and musician
|
Wikipedia - Al Troth -- fisherman
|
Wikipedia - Altruism -- Principle or practice of concern for the welfare of others
|
Wikipedia - Al-Turaif District -- UNESCO world heritge site in Saudi Arabia
|
Wikipedia - Alucita dohertyi -- Species of many-plumed moth in genus Alucita
|
Wikipedia - Alucita fletcheriana -- Species of many-plumed moth in genus Alucita
|
Wikipedia - Aluminothermy
|
Wikipedia - Alun Ogwen Williams -- Welsh teacher
|
Wikipedia - Alva C. Ellisor -- Stratigrapher
|
Wikipedia - Alvah Chapman Jr. -- American newspaper publisher
|
Wikipedia - Alvan S. Harper -- American photographer, 1847-1911
|
Wikipedia - Alvin Ailey -- African-American dancer, choreographer and activist
|
Wikipedia - Alvin C. Jacobs Jr. -- American documentary photographer
|
Wikipedia - Alvin F. Harlow -- American writer and biographer
|
Wikipedia - Alvin Plantinga -- American Christian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Alvin Wyckoff -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Alvord Hot Springs -- Thermal spring in Oregon
|
Wikipedia - Al-Waqidi -- Muslim historian, judge and biographer of Muhammad (c.747-823)
|
Wikipedia - Always Further On -- 1965 film
|
Wikipedia - Always Ready, Always There -- American military march
|
Wikipedia - Always Trouble with the Teachers -- 1968 film
|
Wikipedia - Always Where I Need to Be -- 2008 single by The Kooks
|
Wikipedia - Alwin H. Kuchler -- German cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Alwin Walther -- German mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Alxasaurus -- Therizinosauroid dinosaur genus from the Early Cretaceous
|
Wikipedia - Alyawarre -- Aboriginal Australian people of Central Australia region in the Northern Territory
|
Wikipedia - Alyosha Popovich -- Folk hero in the Rus' folklore
|
Wikipedia - Alzou (Aveyron) -- River in southern France
|
Wikipedia - Amafa aKwaZulu-Natali -- Provincial heritage resources authority in terms of South Africa's National Heritage Resources Act
|
Wikipedia - Amalgamation of Winnipeg -- Merger of the City of Winnipeg with other municipalities in 1972
|
Wikipedia - Amalthea (mythology) -- A foster-mother of Zeus in Greek mythology
|
Wikipedia - Amanda Burton -- Northern Irish actress
|
Wikipedia - Amanda Callaghan -- British entomologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Amanda Davies (scientist) -- Australian geographer
|
Wikipedia - Amanda Eliasch -- English photographer, artist, poet and filmmaker
|
Wikipedia - Amanda Fosang -- Australian biomedical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Amanda Herbert -- Cytopathologist
|
Wikipedia - Amanda M. Hulse-Kemp -- American computational biologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Amanda Purvis -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Amanda Tscherpa -- German mezzo-soprano
|
Wikipedia - Amandine Bouillot -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Amand Vanderhagen -- Flemish clarinetist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - A Man of Misconceptions -- Biography of Athanasius Kircher by John Glassie
|
Wikipedia - Aman Saini -- Indian archer
|
Wikipedia - A Man's World (1918 film) -- 1918 silent film directed by Herbert Blache
|
Wikipedia - Amanuensis -- Person employed to write or type what another dictates or to copy what has been written by another
|
Wikipedia - Amanullah Khan (Herat leader) -- Herat renegade
|
Wikipedia - Amarnath Amarasingam -- Canadian extremism researcher
|
Wikipedia - Amaro (liqueur) -- Italian herbal liqueur
|
Wikipedia - Amartya Sen -- Indian economist and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - A Matter of Traces -- Short story by Frank Herbert
|
Wikipedia - Amazon Delta -- Delta of the Amazon River at its mouth in Northern Brazil
|
Wikipedia - Amazon Spheres
|
Wikipedia - Ambalal Jhaverbhai Patel -- Indian photographer and film producer
|
Wikipedia - Ambassador of New Zealand to the Netherlands -- Wikipedia list article
|
Wikipedia - Amber Atherton -- British entrepreneur
|
Wikipedia - Amber D -- British hard dance DJ from Bromsgrove, Worcestershire but started her DJ career in Staffordshire.
|
Wikipedia - Amber Reeves -- British novelist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Ambient pressure diving -- Underwater diving where the diver is exposed to the ambient pressure
|
Wikipedia - Ambika Bumb -- American businesswoman and medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Amboseli Baboon Research Project -- research project on yellow baboons in southern Kenya
|
Wikipedia - Ambrosiu Dimitrovici -- Romanian publisher
|
Wikipedia - Ambrosius Frobenius -- Swiss book publisher
|
Wikipedia - AM-CM-1jana -- Mother of Lord Hanuman
|
Wikipedia - A M-CM-^Znica Mulher -- Portuguese telenovela
|
Wikipedia - Ameena Ahmad Ahuja -- Indian painter, calligrapher, writer and linguist
|
Wikipedia - Amelia Ellis -- British-German novelist and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Amelia Fletcher -- British singer, songwriter, guitarist, and economist
|
Wikipedia - Amelia Hernandez -- Venezuelan chess player
|
Wikipedia - Amer Fort -- UNESCO World Heritage Site In India
|
Wikipedia - America: Imagine the World Without Her -- 2014 film by Dinesh D'Souza
|
Wikipedia - America-Lite: How Imperial Academia Dismantled Our Culture (and Ushered in the Obamacrats)
|
Wikipedia - American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
|
Wikipedia - American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education -- Nonprofitable national alliance of education programs
|
Wikipedia - American Association of Physics Teachers -- Physics organization
|
Wikipedia - American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese -- American professional organization
|
Wikipedia - Americana -- Artifacts related to the history, geography, folklore, and cultural heritage of the United States of America
|
Wikipedia - American Biology Teacher
|
Wikipedia - American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence -- Program to certify subject experts as teachers
|
Wikipedia - American Cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - American Comics Group -- American comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - American Dream Meadowlands -- retail and entertainment complex in East Rutherford, NJ
|
Wikipedia - American Evangelical Lutheran Church -- Protestant denomination
|
Wikipedia - American Federation of Teachers
|
Wikipedia - American Folklore Society -- American academic society that gathers the work of folklorists
|
Wikipedia - American gray flycatcher -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - American Group Psychotherapy Association -- Organization
|
Wikipedia - American Heritage Dictionary
|
Wikipedia - American Heritage Girls
|
Wikipedia - American Heritage (magazine) -- Mainstream magazine of American history
|
Wikipedia - American Heritage Museum -- Military history museum in Massachusetts, United States
|
Wikipedia - American Heritage of Invention & Technology -- Mainstream magazine of the history of technology
|
Wikipedia - American Heritage of Invention > Technology
|
Wikipedia - American Hotel, Amsterdam -- Hotel in Amsterdam, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Americanism (heresy) -- Cultural resistance to Church authority among some New World Catholics
|
Wikipedia - American Journal of Psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - American Lutheran Congregation, Oslo -- Church in Oslo, Norway
|
Wikipedia - American Optical Company -- manufacturer of spectacles and other optical equipment
|
Wikipedia - American oystercatcher -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - American philosophy -- Activity, corpus, and tradition of philosophers affiliated with the United States
|
Wikipedia - American Skaters Guild -- First skating teachers organization in North America
|
Wikipedia - American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers -- American not-for-profit performance-rights organization
|
Wikipedia - American Southern Presbyterian Mission
|
Wikipedia - America's Other Army -- Book covering visits to foreign American embassies
|
Wikipedia - America, Why I Love Her -- 1973 spoken word album by John Wayne
|
Wikipedia - Amerigo Vespucci -- 15th and 16th-century Italian explorer, financier, navigator, and cartographer
|
Wikipedia - Amersfoort -- City and municipality in Utrecht, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Amesbury Archer -- Remains of an early Bronze Age man
|
Wikipedia - Ameurfina Melencio-Herrera -- Filipino judge
|
Wikipedia - Amhara people -- Ethnic group in northern Ethiopia
|
Wikipedia - Amhara Region -- Region of northern Ethiopia
|
Wikipedia - Amherstburg Admirals -- Canadian junior ice hockey team
|
Wikipedia - Amherst College -- Liberal arts college in Massachusetts
|
Wikipedia - Amherst Island
|
Wikipedia - Amherst, New York
|
Wikipedia - Amherst, NY
|
Wikipedia - Amherst, Ohio
|
Wikipedia - Amherst-Pelham Regional School District -- Public school system in Amherst, Massachusetts, US
|
Wikipedia - Amherst Records -- American record label
|
Wikipedia - Amherst Stadium -- Canadian arena
|
Wikipedia - Amherst Street (Kolkata) -- Road in Kolkata, India
|
Wikipedia - Amherst Street station -- Underground station on the Buffalo Metro Rail
|
Wikipedia - Amherstview Jets -- Canadian junior ice hockey team
|
Wikipedia - Amia Srinivasan -- Philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Amie Harwick -- American therapist and writer
|
Wikipedia - A Mighty Fortress Is Our God -- Hymn by Martin Luther
|
Wikipedia - A Mighty Wind -- 2003 film by Christopher Guest
|
Wikipedia - Amii Stewart -- American singer, dancer and actress, most famous for her 1979 hit "Knock on Wood"
|
Wikipedia - Amik Sherchan -- Nepali politician
|
Wikipedia - Amina Doherty -- Nigerian activist
|
Wikipedia - Amina El Filali -- Moroccan woman forced to marry her abuser
|
Wikipedia - Amin Faghiri -- Iranian researcher and writer
|
Wikipedia - Amin Maher -- Iranian artist and filmmaker (born 1992)
|
Wikipedia - Amin Sherri -- Lebanese politician
|
Wikipedia - Amir AghaKouchak -- Iranian American civil engineer, academic and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Amir Haskel -- Israeli pilot and Holocaust researcher
|
Wikipedia - A Missouri Outlaw -- 1941 film by George Sherman
|
Wikipedia - Ammar Abd Rabbo -- French-Syrian journalist and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ammonius Hermiae
|
Wikipedia - Amnesia -- Cognitive disorder where the memory is disturbed or lost
|
Wikipedia - A Modern Hero -- 1934 film
|
Wikipedia - A Modest Hero -- 1913 film
|
Wikipedia - Amon G. Carter -- American publisher and art collector
|
Wikipedia - Among Others -- Novel by Jo Walton
|
Wikipedia - Amongst Women -- Novel by John McGahern
|
Wikipedia - Among the Irish Fisher Folk -- 1911 film by Sidney Olcott
|
Wikipedia - Among the Truthers -- Book by Jonathan Kay
|
Wikipedia - Amontillado -- Sherry originating in Spain
|
Wikipedia - Amornrat Kaewbaidhoon -- Thai archer
|
Wikipedia - Amos Bar -- Israeli author, teacher, and editor
|
Wikipedia - Amos Bronson Alcott -- American teacher, writer, philosopher, and reformer (1799-1888)
|
Wikipedia - Amos Casselman -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Amos Shartle Hershey -- American political scientist
|
Wikipedia - Amotherby railway station -- Disused railway station in North Yorkshire, England
|
Wikipedia - A Mother's Atonement -- 1915 film
|
Wikipedia - A Mother's Love (1929 film) -- 1929 film
|
Wikipedia - A Mother's Love (1939 film) -- 1939 film
|
Wikipedia - A Mother's Reckoning -- 2016 memoir by Sue Klebold
|
Wikipedia - A Mother's Secret -- 1918 American drama film directed by Douglas Gerrard
|
Wikipedia - Amouskositte -- Cherokee leader
|
Wikipedia - Amparo Alonso Betanzos -- Spanish professor and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ampheremus -- Genus of beetles
|
Wikipedia - Amphibian -- A class of ectothermic tetrapods, which typically breed in water
|
Wikipedia - Ampitiye Rahula Maha Thero -- Sri Lankan monk
|
Wikipedia - Amplirhagada herbertena -- species of land snail
|
Wikipedia - Ampol Amaluktipituk -- Thai archer
|
Wikipedia - Amri Hernandez-Pellerano -- Puerto Rican scientist
|
Wikipedia - Amrita Mukherjee -- Indian television child actor
|
Wikipedia - Amrita Pande -- Indian sociologist and ethnographer
|
Wikipedia - Amrita Sher-Gil -- Hungarian-Indian painter
|
Wikipedia - Amsterdam albatross -- Large bird which breeds only on Amsterdam Island in the southern Indian Ocean
|
Wikipedia - Amsterdam Metro -- Rapid transit railway in Amsterdam, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Amsterdam Ordnance Datum -- vertical datum in use in large parts of Western Europe, originally created for use in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Amsterdam Science Park -- Science park in Amsterdam, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Amsterdamse Bos -- Park in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Amsterdamsestraatweg Water Tower -- Water tower in Utrecht, the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Amsterdam -- Capital and largest city of the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - A Mulher Invisivel -- Brazilian television series
|
Wikipedia - Amundsen Sea -- An arm of the Southern Ocean off Marie Byrd Land in western Antarctica between Cape Flying Fish to the east and Cape Dart on Siple Island to the west
|
Wikipedia - Amvrosije Jankovic -- Serbian painter-iconographer.
|
Wikipedia - Amy Allen (Philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Amy Allen (philosopher) -- philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Amy Archer-Gilligan -- American serial killer
|
Wikipedia - Amy Barrington -- Irish teacher
|
Wikipedia - Amy Bloom -- Fiction writer, screenwriter, social worker, psychotherapist
|
Wikipedia - Amy Bower -- American physical oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Amy-Catherine de Bary -- Swiss equestrian
|
Wikipedia - Amy Fisher -- American pornographic actor, journalist, writer
|
Wikipedia - Amy Herr -- Professor of Bioengineering
|
Wikipedia - Amy H. Herring -- American biostatistician
|
Wikipedia - Amy Oliver -- British archer
|
Wikipedia - Amy Schumer: The Leather Special -- Stand up comedy special by Amy Schumer
|
Wikipedia - Amy Sherald -- American portrait painter (1973 - )
|
Wikipedia - Amy Sherman-Palladino -- American television writer, director, and producer
|
Wikipedia - Amzad Hossain (Meherpur politician) -- Bangladeshi politician
|
Wikipedia - Ana and the Others -- 2003 film
|
Wikipedia - Ana Auther -- American actress
|
Wikipedia - Ana Briones Alonso -- Spanish medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ana Casas Broda -- Mexican photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ana Colchero -- Mexican actress
|
Wikipedia - Anadenanthera colubrina -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Anadenanthera peregrina
|
Wikipedia - Anadenanthera -- Genus of plants
|
Wikipedia - Ana de Sousa -- Portuguese archer
|
Wikipedia - Ana Dias (photographer) -- Portuguese photographer
|
Wikipedia - An Admirable New Northern Story -- Song
|
Wikipedia - Anadoly -- Village in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Anadrome -- Word whose spelling is derived by reversing the spelling of another word
|
Wikipedia - Anaerobic respiration -- Respiration using electron acceptors other than oxygen
|
Wikipedia - Ana Fani Alessandri Carlos -- Brazilian geographer
|
Wikipedia - Ana G. Mendez University -- A higher education private research university of Puerto Rico
|
Wikipedia - Anagnorisis -- Moment in a play or other work when a character makes a critical discovery
|
Wikipedia - Ana Hernandez -- Texas politician
|
Wikipedia - Anaida Hernandez -- Puerto Rican artist
|
Wikipedia - Ana Kamien -- Argentine choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Anal Arasu -- Indian fight master/action choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Analog signal -- Signal where the time-varying feature is an analogous representation of some other time-varying quantity
|
Wikipedia - Analogy -- cognitive process of transferring information or meaning from a particular subject to another
|
Wikipedia - Anal sex -- Insertion of the penis into the anus, or other sexual activity involving the anus
|
Wikipedia - Analytic philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Anam Goher -- Pakistani television actress
|
Wikipedia - Ananda Marga Gurukula Teacher's Training College -- college in West Bengal, India
|
Wikipedia - Ananias Leki Dago -- Ivorian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anant Agarwal -- Indian computer architecture researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ana Pelegrin -- Argentine educator, writer and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ana Portnoy -- Argentine photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anarchism and Other Essays
|
Wikipedia - Anarchism (Eltzbacher book) -- 1900 book by Paul Eltzbacher
|
Wikipedia - Anarchism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Anarchism in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Ana Rendon -- Colombian archer
|
Wikipedia - Ana Romero Reguera -- Spanish fighting bull rancher
|
Wikipedia - Anaspida -- Group of extinct jawless vertebrates. Caution: there are other taxa with the same name - snails, beetles and crustaceans
|
Wikipedia - Anastasia Anastasio -- Italian archer
|
Wikipedia - Anastasia Chernova -- Miss Ukraine Universe
|
Wikipedia - Anastasia Chernyavsky -- Russian-born photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anastasia Kocherzhova -- Russian bobsledder
|
Wikipedia - Anastasia Pavlova -- Ukrainian archer
|
Wikipedia - Anastasia Sletova-Chernova -- Russian politician
|
Wikipedia - Anastasios Tagis -- Greek scholar and philological teacher
|
Wikipedia - Anastasiya Chernenko -- Ukrainian triathlete
|
Wikipedia - Anastasiya Chernova -- Russian sailor
|
Wikipedia - Anastassiya Bannova -- Kazakhstani archer
|
Wikipedia - Anatol Herzfeld -- German sculptor and mixed-media artist
|
Wikipedia - Anatolian hunter-gatherers -- Ancient population in Anatolia
|
Wikipedia - Anatoli Golovnya -- Soviet cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Anatoly Andriyashev -- Russian ichthyologist, marine biologist, and zoogeographer
|
Wikipedia - Anatoly Chernyaev -- Soviet historian and politician
|
Wikipedia - Anatoly Dyatlov -- Nuclear engineer in charge during the Chernobyl disaster
|
Wikipedia - Anatoly Kashpirovsky -- Russian psychotherapist and hypnotist
|
Wikipedia - Anatoly Moskvin -- Russian ethnographer, linguist and criminal
|
Wikipedia - Anatomical terms of neuroanatomy -- Terminology used to describe the central and peripheral nervous systems
|
Wikipedia - Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System
|
Wikipedia - Anaxagoras -- Ancient Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Anaximander -- Pre-Socratic Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Anaximenes of Miletus -- Ancient Greek Pre-Socratic philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Anaysi Hernandez -- Cuban judoka
|
Wikipedia - Ancestor -- Person from whom another person is descended
|
Wikipedia - Anchers Hus -- Historic house and studio museum in Skagen, Denmark
|
Wikipedia - Anchery
|
Wikipedia - Anchoring (cognitive bias) -- A cognitive bias where an individual depends too heavily on an initial piece of information offered when making decisions
|
Wikipedia - Anchor plate -- Large plate or washer connected to a tie rod or bolt
|
Wikipedia - Ancient and Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians and Other Regions of Europe -- UNESCO world heritage site
|
Wikipedia - Ancient higher-learning institutions
|
Wikipedia - Ancylis mitterbacheriana -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - Andakerebina -- Indigenous Australian people of the Northern Territory
|
Wikipedia - And Another Thing... (novel) -- Eoin Colfer novel
|
Wikipedia - Andaruni -- inner quarters where women lived in traditional Iranian architecture
|
Wikipedia - And a Star to Steer Her By -- Short story by G. Harry Stine
|
Wikipedia - Ander Herrera
|
Wikipedia - Anders Faugstad -- Norwegian archer
|
Wikipedia - Anders Johan Sjogren -- Finnish linguist, ethnographer, historian and explorer
|
Wikipedia - Andhera -- 1975 film
|
Wikipedia - Andheri Raat Mein Diya Tere Haath Mein -- 1986 film by Dada Kondke
|
Wikipedia - Andheri Sports Complex -- Multi-purpose facility located on Veera Desai Road,next to Azad Nagar metro station in Andheri West, Mumbai, India
|
Wikipedia - Andhra Evangelical Lutheran Church
|
Wikipedia - Andi Djemma -- National Hero of Indonesia
|
Wikipedia - Andolalao Rakotoarison -- Malagasy Herpetologist
|
Wikipedia - Andorra -- Principality in the southern Pyrenees
|
Wikipedia - And Other Stories -- British book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Andras Kemeny -- French engineer and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Becerra -- Mexican archer
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Bonomi (philosopher) -- Italian philosopher and logician
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Cesalpino -- Italian botanist and philosopher (1524-1603)
|
Wikipedia - Andre-Adolphe-Eugene Disderi -- French photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Ehrig-Mitscherlich -- German speed skater
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Foulkes -- British past life regression therapist
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Herzog -- German canoeist
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Kelly -- American choreographer, dancer, and actress
|
Wikipedia - Andrea L. Graham -- American parasitologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Miller (publisher) -- American magazine publisher
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Modica -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Parenti -- Italian archer
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Saltelli -- Italian researcher
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Birkigt -- German photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Bohnenstengel -- German photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Scherney -- Austrian Paralympic athlete
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Dorschel -- German philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Fischbacher -- Austrian ski mountaineer
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Fleischer -- 20th-century Norwegian Lutheran bishop
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Gursky -- German artist and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Herbst -- German historian
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Joseph Hofmann -- German philosopher and revolutionary
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Kretzschmer -- German lawyer, secret war councilor, composer, musicologist and folk song researcher
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Lippoldt -- German archer
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Paul Weber -- German lithographer , draftsman and painter (1893-1980)
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Scherhaufer -- Austrian sport shooter
|
Wikipedia - Andreas Weber (writer) -- German biologist, biosemiotician, philosopher and journalist
|
Wikipedia - Andrea Szilasi -- Canadian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andre Baeyens -- Belgian archer
|
Wikipedia - Andre Bessette -- Canadian Catholic brother and saint
|
Wikipedia - Andre Braugher -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Andre Braun -- Luxembourgian archer
|
Wikipedia - Andre Cheradame -- French journalist
|
Wikipedia - Andre Cheret -- French comic book artist
|
Wikipedia - Andre Cheron (actor) -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Andre Cheron -- French chess player
|
Wikipedia - Andree Rosenfeld -- Rock art researcher
|
Wikipedia - Andre-Francois Deslandes -- French philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Andrei Berki -- Romanian archer
|
Wikipedia - Andrei Chernov
|
Wikipedia - Andrei Feher -- Romanian-Canadian conductor
|
Wikipedia - Andrei Lerque -- Ecuadorian archer
|
Wikipedia - Andrei Meshcheryakov (serial killer) -- Russian serial killer
|
Wikipedia - Andrej Karpathy -- AI researcher at Tesla
|
Wikipedia - Andre Kertesz -- Hungarian photographer (1894 - 1985)
|
Wikipedia - Andre Lalande (philosopher) -- French philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Andre Malherbe -- Belgian motorcycle racer
|
Wikipedia - Andre Meynier -- French geographer
|
Wikipedia - Andre Neher -- French philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Andres Anchondo -- Mexican archer
|
Wikipedia - Andre Senik -- French philosopher and communist activist
|
Wikipedia - Andres Hernandez Ros -- Spanish politician
|
Wikipedia - Andres Pila -- Colombian archer
|
Wikipedia - Andres Serrano -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andre Ungar -- Hungarian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Andre Villers -- French photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Archer (1659-1741) -- English politician
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Atherton -- British academic administrator
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Beatty -- Northern Irish journalist and editor
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Becher -- British Army officer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Benjamin -- Australian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Bernstein -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Breitbart -- American conservative writer and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Chapman (photographer) -- Australian photojournalist
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Chesher -- British economist
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Claude de la Cherois Crommelin
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Cohen (spiritual teacher) -- American spiritual teacher and cult leader
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Dosunmu -- Nigerian photographer and filmmaker
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Dunn (cinematographer) -- British cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Esiebo -- Nigerian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Feenberg -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Fisher (political activist) -- British political activist and author
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Fisher -- Australian politician, fifth Prime Minister of Australia
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Fluegelman -- American publisher, photographer and programmer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Ginther -- Mayor of Columbus, Ohio, United States
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Harvey (religious writer) -- British author, religious scholar, and teacher of mystic traditions
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Herbert
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Hermann -- American racewalker
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Hero Jr. -- United States Army general
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Hoyem -- American typographer, letterpress printer, publisher, poet
|
Wikipedia - Andrew J. Aikens -- American newspaper publisher and editor
|
Wikipedia - Andrew James Herbert
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Jayamanne -- Sri Lankan cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew J. Reck -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Lawson (photographer) -- British photographer, artist and author
|
Wikipedia - Andrew L. Brasher -- American judge
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Leipus -- Australian physiotherapist.
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Lesnie -- Australian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Lindsay (archer) -- New Zealand archer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Lownie -- British biographer and literary agent (b1961)
|
Wikipedia - Andrew McPherson (RAF officer) -- RAF officer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Millar -- British publisher
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Moffat -- British primary school teacher and author
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Ng -- American artificial intelligence researcher
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Pyle (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Rutherford (politician) -- New Zealand politician
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Sherborne -- English golfer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Sherk -- American luger
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Sherwood (politician) -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Simpson (actor) -- Actor from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Sinclair -- British novelist, historian, biographer, critic and filmmaker
|
Wikipedia - Andrews ministry (Northern Ireland) -- Northern Irish home rule legislature
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Sutherland (mathematician)
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Weatherall -- English DJ, record producer, and remixer
|
Wikipedia - Andrew Wilson (ballet dancer) -- Irish ballet dancer, teacher and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Andrey Abramov -- Russian archer
|
Wikipedia - Andrey Kizhevatov -- Hero of the Soviet Union
|
Wikipedia - Andrey Melnikov -- Belarusian aviator, posthumously declared Hero of the Soviet Union
|
Wikipedia - Andrey Podlazov -- Russian archer
|
Wikipedia - Andri Eleftheriou -- Cypriot sport shooter
|
Wikipedia - Andries Bicker -- Member of Amsterdam regency, representative of the States-General of the Netherlands and board member VOC
|
Wikipedia - Andrini Brothers -- Italian American musicians
|
Wikipedia - Androgynous Peripheral Attach System -- Spacecraft docking mechanism
|
Wikipedia - Andromeda (constellation) -- Constellation in the northern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Andrzej Herder -- Polish actor
|
Wikipedia - And Then There Was Silence
|
Wikipedia - And Then There Were None (1974 film) -- 1974 film
|
Wikipedia - And Then There Were None (miniseries) -- 2015 British television miniseries
|
Wikipedia - And Then There Were None -- 1939 mystery novel by Agatha Christie
|
Wikipedia - Andwella -- Northern Irish psychedelic rock band formed in 1968
|
Wikipedia - Andy Allen (politician) -- Northern Ireland politician
|
Wikipedia - Andy Barron -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andy Biggs (photographer) -- American wildlife photographer
|
Wikipedia - Andy Dominique -- American former first baseman/catcher
|
Wikipedia - Andy Griffith -- American actor, television producer, Southern-gospel singer, and writer
|
Wikipedia - Andy Hertzfeld
|
Wikipedia - Andy Stapp -- American teacher
|
Wikipedia - An Early Martyr and Other Poems -- Book by William Carlos Williams
|
Wikipedia - Anecdote for Fathers
|
Wikipedia - Anegada -- Northernmost of the British Virgin Islands
|
Wikipedia - Anela Choy -- American biological oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - An Essay on Liberation -- 1969 book by Herbert Marcuse
|
Wikipedia - A Nest Unfeathered -- 1914 film
|
Wikipedia - Anette Fischer -- Danish librarian and human rights activist
|
Wikipedia - Anette Haellmigk -- German cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - A New Thought for Christmas -- Album by Melissa Etheridge
|
Wikipedia - An Examination of the Work of Herbert Quain
|
Wikipedia - Angekommen wie nicht da -- Book by Herta Muller
|
Wikipedia - Angela Ammons -- American musician and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Angela Asher -- Canadian film and television actress
|
Wikipedia - Angela Belcher -- American biochemist
|
Wikipedia - Angela Cappetta -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Angela Featherstone -- Canadian actress
|
Wikipedia - Angela Grauerholz -- German-born Canadian photographer, graphic designer, and educator
|
Wikipedia - Angela Hartley Brodie -- British pharmacologist and cancer researcher
|
Wikipedia - Angela Rasmussen -- Virologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Angela Tamagnini -- Vaccination pioneer and heroine of the Peninsular War in Portugal
|
Wikipedia - Angela Tincher O'Brien
|
Wikipedia - Angele Ishag -- Sudanese teacher
|
Wikipedia - Angel G. Hermida -- Former Superior Court Judge of the Commonwealth of PR
|
Wikipedia - Angelicque White -- American oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Angeline Fuller Fischer -- Deaf American writer
|
Wikipedia - Angel Oak -- A Southern live oak
|
Wikipedia - Angelo Boucheron -- Italian painter and engraver
|
Wikipedia - Angelo Paggi -- Italian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Angelov Island -- One of the South Orkney Islands in the Southern Ocean
|
Wikipedia - Angel's Ladies -- Legal brother in Beatty, Nevada
|
Wikipedia - Angel with the Sword -- 1985 novel by C. J. Cherryh
|
Wikipedia - Anger management -- Therapy for anger prevention and control
|
Wikipedia - Anghel Saligny Bridge -- Heritage site in Constanta County, Romania
|
Wikipedia - Angie David -- French writer, actress and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Anglican Church of Southern Africa -- Province of the Anglican Communion in Southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Anglican Diocese of Cape Town -- Diocese of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Anglican Order of Preachers
|
Wikipedia - Anglo-American Publishing -- Defunct Canadian comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Anglo-Americans -- English-speaking people in parts of North America where English culture and language are dominant
|
Wikipedia - Anglo-Catholicism -- Anglicanism that emphasises its Catholic heritage
|
Wikipedia - Anglo-Irish Agreement -- Treaty between Ireland and the United Kingdom seeking to end The Troubles in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Anglophone pronunciation of foreign languages -- English speakers' pronunciation of other languages
|
Wikipedia - Anglosphere
|
Wikipedia - Angola -- Republic on the west coast of Southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Angostura bitters -- Concentrated bitters made of water, alcohol, herbs and spices
|
Wikipedia - Ang Rita Sherpa -- Nepalese mountain climber
|
Wikipedia - Ang Tharkay -- Nepalese sherpa and sirdar (1907-1981)
|
Wikipedia - Ang Tshering Sherpa (entrepreneur) -- Nepali entrepreneur
|
Wikipedia - Ang Tshering Sherpa (mountaineer) -- Nepali mountaineer
|
Wikipedia - Angus & Julia Stone -- Australian brother & sister duo folk, indie pop group
|
Wikipedia - Anheretus -- Genus of beetles
|
Wikipedia - Ania Bien -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ania Bleszynski Jayich -- American physicist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - A Night at the Opera (film) -- 1935 Marx Brothers film directed by Sam Wood
|
Wikipedia - A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors -- American nightmare-themed slasher film from 1987
|
Wikipedia - Anika Taher -- Bangladeshi model
|
Wikipedia - Anil Gupta (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Aniline leather -- Type of leather dyed exclusively with soluble dyes
|
Wikipedia - Anima Anandkumar -- Researcher and Prof of computing
|
Wikipedia - Animal-assisted therapy
|
Wikipedia - Animal bath -- therapeutic envelopment
|
Wikipedia - Animalia Paradoxa -- Mythical, magical or otherwise suspect animals mentioned in Systema Naturae
|
Wikipedia - Animal Man -- Superhero in the DC Comics Universe
|
Wikipedia - Animal pound -- Place where stray livestock were impounded
|
Wikipedia - Animal tithe -- Tithe of kosher grazing animals (cattle, sheep, and goats) to God, to be sacrificed as a Korban
|
Wikipedia - Animal welfare and rights in the Netherlands -- The treatment of and laws concerning non-human animals in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - An Incompetent Hero -- 1914 film
|
Wikipedia - Anindya Dutta -- Indian-born American biochemist and cancer researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anissa Khedher -- French politician
|
Wikipedia - Anisur Khuda-Bukhsh -- Indian homeopathy researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anita Avramides -- British philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Anita Buma -- Dutch Antarctic researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anita Chapman -- British Paralympic archer
|
Wikipedia - Anita Corbin -- photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anita Douthat -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anita Hill (researcher)
|
Wikipedia - Anita Holdcroft -- Anaesthetist; pain researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anita Josey-Herring -- American judge
|
Wikipedia - Anita K. Bahn -- American epidemiologist, biostatistician, and cancer researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anita Leslie -- Irish biographer
|
Wikipedia - Anita Miller (publisher) -- Publisher
|
Wikipedia - Anita Smits -- Dutch archer
|
Wikipedia - Anitra Thorhaug -- American marine biologist, plant ecophysiologist and a chemical oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Anja Hitzler -- German archer
|
Wikipedia - Anji (cinematographer) -- Indian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Anka Cekanova -- Czech dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Ankita Bhakat -- Indian recurve archer
|
Wikipedia - Ankle -- Region where the foot and the leg meet
|
Wikipedia - Anna Ancher -- Danish painter
|
Wikipedia - Anna and Bernhard Blume -- German art photographers
|
Wikipedia - Anna Atkins -- 19th-century English botanist and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Annabelle Boettcher -- German Scientist
|
Wikipedia - Annabelle Lopez Ochoa -- Belgian ballet dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Anna BM-DM-^Srzkalne -- Latvian teacher and folklorist
|
Wikipedia - Anna Catherine Parnell -- 19th/20th-century Irish nationalist
|
Wikipedia - Anna Chernova -- Russian speed skater
|
Wikipedia - Annacloy River -- River in County Down, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Anna Czekanowska-Kuklinska -- Polish musicologist and ethnographer
|
Wikipedia - Anna Donald -- Australian physician, medical researcher, academic and lecturer
|
Wikipedia - Annadorn Dolmen -- Dolmen in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Anna Feher -- Hungarian gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Anna Fischer -- German actress and singer
|
Wikipedia - Anna Fox -- British documentary photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anna Goldfeder -- Austrian medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anna Harrington -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Anna Heringer -- German architect
|
Wikipedia - Anna Hermansson -- Swedish biathlete
|
Wikipedia - Anna Jean Ayres -- American Occupational Therapist and Educational Psychologist
|
Wikipedia - Anna Kazantseva -- Russian archer
|
Wikipedia - Annakeera Crossing -- Disused railway halt in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Anna Lee Fisher -- American astronaut
|
Wikipedia - Anna-Lisa Berglund -- Swedish archer
|
Wikipedia - Anna Luther -- American actress
|
Wikipedia - Anna Lysyanskaya -- American cryptographer
|
Wikipedia - Anna Maria della Pieta -- Italian violinist, composer and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Anna Maria de Neuf -- Publisher
|
Wikipedia - Anna Maria Gherardi -- Italian actress
|
Wikipedia - Anna May Wong: In Her Own Words -- A 2010 documentary film
|
Wikipedia - Anna McPherson -- Canadian physicist
|
Wikipedia - Anna M-EM-^AM-DM-^Ycka -- Polish archer
|
Wikipedia - Anna Menconi -- Italian Paralympic archer
|
Wikipedia - Anna Millikin -- Teacher and author
|
Wikipedia - Anna Mitus -- Medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anna Mozhar -- Kazakhstani archer
|
Wikipedia - Annan River Bridge -- Heritage - listed road bridge in Cookstown, Queensland, Australia
|
Wikipedia - Anna Pammrova -- Czech philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Anna Ploszajski -- Researcher (b. 1991)
|
Wikipedia - Anna Porter -- Canadian publisher and novelist
|
Wikipedia - Annaprashana -- Hindu ritual that marks an infant's first intake of food other than milk
|
Wikipedia - Anna Rothery -- Lord Mayor of Liverpool
|
Wikipedia - Anna Seghers -- German writer
|
Wikipedia - Anna Shcherbakova -- Russian figure skater
|
Wikipedia - Anna Sofie Herland -- Norwegian politician
|
Wikipedia - Anna Styszynska -- Polish geographer and earth scientist
|
Wikipedia - Anna Sutherland Bissell -- American businesswoman
|
Wikipedia - Anna Theresa Berger Lynch -- American musician
|
Wikipedia - Anna Theresa Licaros -- Filipino model
|
Wikipedia - Anna van Westerstee Beek -- Dutch publisher of maps
|
Wikipedia - Anna Veronica Mautner -- Brazilian psychoanalyst, journalist, university teacher (1935-2019)
|
Wikipedia - Anna Wald -- American epidemiologist and clinical virology researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anna Weinzieher -- Polish sailor
|
Wikipedia - Anna WM-CM-%hlin -- Swedish Antarctic oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Ann Baynard -- British philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Ann Chernow -- American artist
|
Wikipedia - Ann Dunham -- American anthropologist, mother of Barack Obama
|
Wikipedia - Anne Ancelin Schutzenberger -- French psychotherapist
|
Wikipedia - Anne Anderson (researcher) -- Scottish researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anne Archer -- American actress (born 1947)
|
Wikipedia - Anne Bernays -- American novelist, editor, and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Anne Bertolotti -- Neurological disease researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anne Blunt, 15th Baroness Wentworth -- Arabian horse breeder with her husband the poet Wilfrid Blunt (1837-1917)
|
Wikipedia - Anne Bryson Sutherland -- Scottish plastic surgeon
|
Wikipedia - Anne Buttimer -- Irish geographer
|
Wikipedia - Anne Catherine Emmerich -- German Augustinian canoness, mystic, Marian visionary, ecstatic and stigmatist (1774-1824)
|
Wikipedia - Anne-Catherine Gillet -- Belgian opera singer
|
Wikipedia - Anne Catherine Hof Blinks -- Botanist, weaver and textile scholar (1903-1995)
|
Wikipedia - Anne Catherine Hoof Green
|
Wikipedia - Anne Clarke (archaeologist) -- Australian archaeologist and heritage specialist
|
Wikipedia - Anne Conway (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Anne Crone -- Irish novelist and teacher (1915-1972)
|
Wikipedia - Anne de Bruin -- New Zealand economics researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anne de Vries -- Dutch teacher and author
|
Wikipedia - Anne D. Yoder -- American biologist, researcher, and professor
|
Wikipedia - Anne E. Giblin -- Marine biologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anne Fanning -- Canadian physician and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anne Ferguson (physician) -- Scottish physician and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anne Ferran -- Australian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anne Fishbein -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anne Frank House -- writer's house and museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, dedicated to Jewish wartime diarist Anne Frank
|
Wikipedia - Anne Gallagher -- Australian lawyer and activist
|
Wikipedia - Ann E. Hagerman -- American chemist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anne Hardy -- British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anne Herbert, Countess of Pembroke -- English countess
|
Wikipedia - Anne Hooper -- British sex therapist
|
Wikipedia - Anne Kelly Knowles -- American geographer
|
Wikipedia - Anne Kelso -- Australian biomedical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anneliese Michel -- German woman with psychiatric issues, famous for her exorcism
|
Wikipedia - Anne-Lisa Amadou -- Norwegian literary researcher
|
Wikipedia - Annelise Kretschmer -- Portrait photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anne-Maria Laukkanen -- Finnish researcher and professor
|
Wikipedia - Annemarie and Her Cavalryman -- 1926 film by Erich Eriksen
|
Wikipedia - Annemarie Mol -- Dutch ethnographer and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Anne McAllister (speech therapist) -- (1892-1983), Scottish speech therapist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Annemie -- Windmill in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Anne Noggle -- American aviator and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anne Savedge -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anne Speckhard -- Counter-terrorism researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anne Sutherland (actress) -- American actress
|
Wikipedia - Anne Therese Tveter -- Norwegian speed skater
|
Wikipedia - Annet Malherbe -- Dutch actress
|
Wikipedia - Anne Trubek -- American author and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Annette Baier -- New Zealand philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Annette Byrne -- Irish physiologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Annette Carson -- British non-fiction writer and biographer (born 1940)
|
Wikipedia - Annette Dobson -- Biostatistician researcher and professor
|
Wikipedia - Annette Herfkens -- Sole survivor of aviation accident
|
Wikipedia - Annett Fleischer -- German presenter and actress
|
Wikipedia - Anne Turyn -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anne Valliant Burnett Tandy -- American heiress, rancher, horsebreeder, philanthropist and art collector
|
Wikipedia - Anne Watson -- American teacher and politician
|
Wikipedia - Anne Wilson Schaef -- American psychotherapist and author
|
Wikipedia - Annexation -- Illegal acquisition of a state's territory by another state
|
Wikipedia - Ann Getty -- American publisher and philanthropist
|
Wikipedia - Annibale Angelini -- Italian painter and scenographer
|
Wikipedia - Annie Armstrong -- Lay Southern Baptist denominational leader (1850-1938)
|
Wikipedia - Annie Baker -- American playwright and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Annie-B Parson -- American choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Annie Hall (high sheriff) -- British businesswoman
|
Wikipedia - Annie Lee Rees -- NZ writer, teacher, lawyer, community leader
|
Wikipedia - Annie Leibovitz -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Annie Luetkemeyer -- American physician and infectious diseases researcher
|
Wikipedia - Annie MacPherson -- Scottish evangelical Quaker and philanthropist
|
Wikipedia - Annie M. Knott -- Christian Science practitioner and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Annie Moore Cherry -- American professor, author, and playwright
|
Wikipedia - Annis Gillie -- British physician and medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ann Kelleher -- Engineer
|
Wikipedia - Ann Mandelbaum -- American artist and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ann Marks -- British Physics teacher and science communicator
|
Wikipedia - Ann Mather
|
Wikipedia - Ann McPherson -- British doctor
|
Wikipedia - Ann Mercy Hunt -- (1938-2014), medical researcher and campaigner
|
Wikipedia - Ann O'Brien -- Comic book superheroine
|
Wikipedia - Ann Penelope Marston -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Ann Reinking -- American actress, dancer, and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Ann Rutherford -- Canadian actress
|
Wikipedia - Ann S. Fulcher -- American radiologist and academic
|
Wikipedia - Ann Sheridan -- American actress and singer
|
Wikipedia - Ann Shurrock -- New Zealand archer
|
Wikipedia - Ann Smith Franklin -- American colonial newspaper printer and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Ann-Sophie Barwich -- Cognitive scientist, philosopher, and historian of science
|
Wikipedia - Ann Sothern -- American actress
|
Wikipedia - Ann Syrdal -- American psychologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ann Thwaite -- British biographer
|
Wikipedia - Annual Reviews (publisher)
|
Wikipedia - Annunciation to the shepherds
|
Wikipedia - Annwn -- Otherworld in Welsh mythology
|
Wikipedia - Anny Robert -- Nigerian celebrity photographer (born 1990)
|
Wikipedia - Anole (comics) -- Marvel Comics superhero
|
Wikipedia - Anonymous post -- Entry on a bulletin board system, Internet forum, or other discussion forums, without a screen name
|
Wikipedia - Anopina hermana -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - A Northern Soul (Sheridan Smith album) -- 2018 album by Sheridan Smith
|
Wikipedia - A Northern Summer -- 1804 travel book by Sir John Carr
|
Wikipedia - Another Angry Voice -- British left-wing political blog
|
Wikipedia - Another Country (2015 film) -- 2015 Australian documentary film written by David Gulpilil and directed by Molly Reynolds
|
Wikipedia - Another Country (play) -- Play written by Julian Mitchell
|
Wikipedia - Another Dawn (1937 film) -- 1937 film by William Dieterle
|
Wikipedia - Another Day (2001 film) -- 2001 film by Jeffrey Reiner
|
Wikipedia - Another Day in Paradise -- 1989 single by Phil Collins
|
Wikipedia - Another Day in the Death of America -- 2016 non-fiction book by Gary Younge
|
Wikipedia - Another Day (Lemar song) -- 2004 single by Lemar
|
Wikipedia - Another Day of Life (film) -- 2018 film directed by Raul de la Fuente and Damian Nenow
|
Wikipedia - Another Day of Sun -- Opening song of the film La La Land
|
Wikipedia - Another Day (Whigfield song) -- 1994 single by Whigfield
|
Wikipedia - Another Dumb Blonde -- 2000 single by Hoku
|
Wikipedia - Another Eden -- 2017 video game
|
Wikipedia - Another Europe Is Possible -- European Union reform political campaigning group
|
Wikipedia - Another Experiment by Women Film Festival -- Film festival in New York for women's experimental films
|
Wikipedia - Another Face -- 1935 film by Christy Cabanne
|
Wikipedia - Another Fine Mess -- 1930 film
|
Wikipedia - Another Gay Movie -- 2006 film by Todd Stephens
|
Wikipedia - Another Gay Sequel: Gays Gone Wild! -- 2008 film by Todd Stephens
|
Wikipedia - Another Kind of Monday -- 1996 book by William E. Coles, Jr.
|
Wikipedia - Another Language -- 1933 film by Edward H. Griffith
|
Wikipedia - Another Life (2001 film) -- 2001 film by Philip Goodhew
|
Wikipedia - Another Life (2019 TV series) -- American sci-fi television series
|
Wikipedia - Another Life (Motionless in White song) -- 2019 single by Motionless in White
|
Wikipedia - Another Live
|
Wikipedia - Another Lover (Dane Bowers song) -- 2001 single by Dane Bowers
|
Wikipedia - Another Magazine -- Fashion and culture magazine published in the U.K.
|
Wikipedia - Another Man's Boots -- 1922 silent film
|
Wikipedia - Another Man's Shoes (film) -- 1922 film by Jack Conway
|
Wikipedia - Another Me (song) -- 2019 song by Seven Lions
|
Wikipedia - Another Miss Oh -- 2016 South Korean television series
|
Wikipedia - Another Night in London -- 1996 live album by Gene Harris
|
Wikipedia - Another Night (Real McCoy song) -- 1993 single by Real McCoy
|
Wikipedia - Another One Bites the Dust -- 1980 single by Queen
|
Wikipedia - Another One Down -- 2019 song by Richard Marx
|
Wikipedia - Another One Rides the Bus -- 1981 single by "Weird Al" Yankovic
|
Wikipedia - Another Part of the Forest (film) -- 1948 film by Michael Gordon
|
Wikipedia - Another Part of the Forest -- Play written by Lillian Hellman
|
Wikipedia - Another Peaceful Day of Second-Hand Items -- South Korean television show
|
Wikipedia - Another Place (sculpture) -- Sculpture by Sir Antony Gormley at Crosby Beach, England
|
Wikipedia - Another Round (film) -- 2020 film
|
Wikipedia - Another Round (podcast) -- Culture podcast
|
Wikipedia - Another Sad Love Song -- 1993 single by Toni Braxton
|
Wikipedia - Another Saturday Night -- 1963 Sam Cooke single
|
Wikipedia - Another Scandal -- 1924 film by Edward H. Griffith
|
Wikipedia - Another Shore -- 1948 film by Charles Crichton
|
Wikipedia - Another Sky -- 2000 studio album by Altan
|
Wikipedia - Another Stakeout -- 1993 buddy cop action comedy film by John Badham
|
Wikipedia - Another Story of the World -- 2017 film
|
Wikipedia - Another Suitcase in Another Hall -- 1977 single by Barbara Dickson
|
Wikipedia - Another Sunny Day -- Indie pop band
|
Wikipedia - Another System Definition Facility
|
Wikipedia - Another Thin Man -- 1939 film by W. S. Van Dyke
|
Wikipedia - Another Time, Another Place (1958 film) -- 1958 film
|
Wikipedia - Another Time (book)
|
Wikipedia - Another Town, Another Train -- 1973 ABBA song
|
Wikipedia - Another Tricky Day -- Song by The Who
|
Wikipedia - Another War -- 2002 video game
|
Wikipedia - Another Way (2015 film) -- 2019 South Korean drama film
|
Wikipedia - Another Woman (1988 film) -- 1988 American film
|
Wikipedia - Another Woman (2015 film) -- 2015 film by Chang Wei-chen
|
Wikipedia - Another World (1937 film) -- 1937 film
|
Wikipedia - Another World (M. C. Escher) -- Woodcut print by Dutch artist M. C. Escher
|
Wikipedia - Another World (TV series) -- American television soap opera
|
Wikipedia - Another World (video game) -- Action-adventure video game by Eric Chahi
|
Wikipedia - Another Year (film)
|
Wikipedia - Another Year (song) -- 2020 single by Finneas
|
Wikipedia - Anouk Leblanc-Boucher -- Short track speed skater
|
Wikipedia - Anoxic event -- Intervals in the Earth's past where parts of oceans were depleted of oxygen at depth over a large geographic area
|
Wikipedia - Ansel Adams -- American photographer and environmentalist
|
Wikipedia - Ansgar Beckermann -- German philosopher
|
Wikipedia - A. N. Sherwin-White -- British academic and ancient historian (1911-1993)
|
Wikipedia - ANSI escape code -- Method using in-band signaling to control the formatting, color, and other output options on video text terminals
|
Wikipedia - Anson Herrick -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Anstruther Davidson -- Botanist and naturalist (1860-1932)
|
Wikipedia - Ans Westra -- New Zealand photographer
|
Wikipedia - An Taisce -- Environmental and built heritage non-governmental organisation, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Antal Both -- Hungarian teacher, pedagogue and Roman Catholic theologian
|
Wikipedia - Antal Gunther -- Hungarian politician and journalist
|
Wikipedia - Antanas Sutkus -- Lithuanian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Antarctica Weather Danger Classification -- Classification system for Antarctica weather
|
Wikipedia - Antarctic bottom water -- A cold, dense, water mass originating in the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica
|
Wikipedia - Antarctic Circumpolar Wave -- A coupled ocean/atmosphere wave that circles the Southern Ocean eastward in approximately eight years
|
Wikipedia - Antarctic Intermediate Water -- A cold, relatively low salinity water mass found mostly at intermediate depths in the Southern Ocean
|
Wikipedia - Antarctic sea ice -- The sea ice of the Southern Ocean
|
Wikipedia - Ant colony -- Underground lair where ants live, eat, and tend eggs
|
Wikipedia - Antebellum architecture -- Neoclassical architectural style characteristic of the 19th-century Southern United States
|
Wikipedia - Antecosuchus -- Extinct genus of therapsids
|
Wikipedia - Antelope Hot Springs -- Thermal spring in Oregon
|
Wikipedia - Antelope Island bison herd
|
Wikipedia - Antelope Valley Line -- Metrolink commuter rail line linking Downtown Los Angeles to Northern Los Angeles County
|
Wikipedia - Antelope Valley -- Valley in Southern California
|
Wikipedia - Ante-Nicene Fathers
|
Wikipedia - Anthem for a Lost Cause -- Song by Manic Street Preachers
|
Wikipedia - Antheraea assamensis -- Moth of the family Saturniidae
|
Wikipedia - Antheraea yamamai -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - Antheridium -- Part of a plant producing and containing male gametes
|
Wikipedia - Antherophagus -- Genus of beetles
|
Wikipedia - Anthimos Gazis -- Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Aucher -- 17th-century English politician
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Benezet -- American quaker teacher and abolitionist
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Boucher -- American author
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Cheetham (publisher) -- British publisher
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Corleone -- Fictional character from The Godfather series
|
Wikipedia - Anthony F. DePalma -- American orthopedic surgeon, humanitarian, and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Fisher
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Freeman (brother)
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Friedkin -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Hernandez (fighter) -- American mixed martial artist
|
Wikipedia - Anthony J. Tether
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Lester, Baron Lester of Herne Hill -- British politician and barrister
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Lupo -- American atmospheric scientist
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Muheria -- Kenyan Roman Catholic prelate
|
Wikipedia - Anthony O'Flaherty -- Politician, died 1866
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Seymour Laughton -- British oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Anthony Stumpf -- American publisher
|
Wikipedia - Anthony the Great -- Christian saint, monk, and hermit
|
Wikipedia - Anthony the Hermit -- Christian saint
|
Wikipedia - Anthracotheriidae -- Extinct family of mammals
|
Wikipedia - Anthropomorphism -- Attribution of human form given from other characteristics to anything other than a human being
|
Wikipedia - Anthroposphere -- The part of the environment that is made or modified by humans for use in human activities and human habitat
|
Wikipedia - Anticholinergic -- Chemical substance that blocks the neurotransmitter acetylcholine in the central and the peripheral nervous system
|
Wikipedia - Anticlea -- Mother of Odysseus
|
Wikipedia - Anti-Communist Hero -- Title given by the government of the Republic of China
|
Wikipedia - Anticyclone -- Weather phenomenon of wind circulating round a high-pressure area
|
Wikipedia - Anti-Federalist Papers -- Essays by American founding fathers opposed to the federal constitution
|
Wikipedia - Anti-flash white -- Paint designed to reflect some of the thermal radiation from a nuclear explosion
|
Wikipedia - Anti-hero
|
Wikipedia - Antihero -- Leading character in a film, book or play, who is devoid of heroic qualities
|
Wikipedia - Antihistamine -- Drug that binds to but does not activate histamine receptors, thereby blocking the actions of histamine or histamine agonists
|
Wikipedia - Antikythera mechanism -- Ancient analogue computer designed to calculate astronomical positions
|
Wikipedia - Antikythera
|
Wikipedia - Antillenhuis -- Building in The Hague, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Anti-Monitor -- Fictional DC comics superhero
|
Wikipedia - Antioxidant -- Compound that inhibits the oxidation of other molecules
|
Wikipedia - Antiphon (brother of Plato)
|
Wikipedia - Antipope Christopher
|
Wikipedia - Antipope Heraclius
|
Wikipedia - Antiquization -- Identitarian policies that there is a link between today'sM-BM- ethnic MacedoniansM-BM- andM-BM- Ancient Macedonians
|
Wikipedia - Antiscience -- A philosophy that rejects science and the scientific method as an inherently limited means to reach understanding of reality
|
Wikipedia - Antisemitic canard -- Hoaxes or other false stories about Jews and Judaism
|
Wikipedia - Antisense therapy -- Form of treatment for genetic disorders and other illnesses
|
Wikipedia - Antisocial personality disorder -- Personality disorder characterized by a long-term pattern of disregard for, or violation of, the rights of others
|
Wikipedia - Antisthenes (Heraclitean)
|
Wikipedia - Antisthenes -- Ancient Greek Philosopher, founder of Cynicism
|
Wikipedia - Ant-Man and the Wasp -- 2018 superhero film produced by Marvel Studios
|
Wikipedia - Ant-Man (film) -- 2015 superhero film produced by Marvel Studios
|
Wikipedia - Ant-Man (Scott Lang) -- Marvel Comics superhero, the second character to use the name Ant-Man
|
Wikipedia - AntM-CM-2nia Adroher i Pascual -- Spanish educationist and politician
|
Wikipedia - Antoine Jacques Le Carlier d'Herlye -- Naval officer
|
Wikipedia - Antoine Samuel Adam-Salomon -- 19th-century French sculptor and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Antoine Schneck -- French photographer
|
Wikipedia - Antoine Thomson d'Abbadie -- Irish-born French explorer, geographer, ethnologist, linguist and astronomer
|
Wikipedia - Antoinette Hertsenberg -- Dutch television presenter
|
Wikipedia - Antoinette-Therese Des Houlieres -- French poet
|
Wikipedia - Anton-Babinski syndrome -- Rare symptom of brain damage where sufferers deny being blind
|
Wikipedia - Anton Betz -- German journalist and publisher (1893-1984)
|
Wikipedia - Anton Bulaev -- Russian archer
|
Wikipedia - Anton Corbijn -- Dutch film director, video director and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anton Dolin -- Ballet dancer and choreographer (1904-1983)
|
Wikipedia - Anton Eleutherius Sauter -- Austrian botanist and physician
|
Wikipedia - Anton Erkoreka -- Basque historian of medicine and ethnographer
|
Wikipedia - Anton Fischer (bobsleigh) -- German bobsledder
|
Wikipedia - Anton Gnther
|
Wikipedia - Anton Hertl -- Austrian gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Antonia Becherer -- German ice dancer
|
Wikipedia - Antonia Franceschi -- American actor and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Antonia Laucher -- German soprano 1786-1871)
|
Wikipedia - Antonia Navarro Huezo -- Salvadorean engineer, scientist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Antonia Soulez -- French musician and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Antoni Folkers -- Dutch architect, urbanist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Antoni Kalina -- Polish activist, ethnographer, ethnologist, and rector
|
Wikipedia - Antoni Knot -- Polish scholar, historian, librarian and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Antonina Egina -- Russian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Antonina Khudyakova -- WWII pilot and Heroine of the Soviet Union
|
Wikipedia - Antonin Langweil -- Bohemian lithographer, librarian, painter, and model maker
|
Wikipedia - Antonin Personnaz -- French photographer
|
Wikipedia - Antoninus (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Alfonseca -- Dominican former relief pitcher
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Aliotta -- Italian philosopher (1881-1964)
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Bachiller y Morales -- Cuban lawyer, historian and bibliographer
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Blazquez y Delgado-Aguilera -- Spanish geographer, historian and bibliographer
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Busiello -- Italian American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Antonio de Heredia -- Portuguese sailor
|
Wikipedia - Antonio de Hervias
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Fernandez (archer) -- Spanish archer
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Fernandez Bordas -- Spanish violinist and musical teacher
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Gramsci -- Italian Marxist philosopher and politician
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Herrezuelo -- Spanish lawyer
|
Wikipedia - Antonio IbaM-CM-1ez de la Riva Herrera -- 18th-century Roman Catholic bishop
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Jose Martinez -- New Mexican priest, educator, publisher, rancher, farmer, community leader, and politician
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Laserna -- Spanish bibliographer and writer
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Machoni -- Italian Jesuit, linguist and cartographer.
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Margheriti
|
Wikipedia - Antonio M-CM-^Angel Algora Hernando -- Spanish prelate
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Merayo -- Argentine photographer
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Millo -- Greek cartographer
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Monticini -- Italian choreographer, ballet dancer, and composer
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Pachera -- Italian painter
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Pigliaru -- Sardinian jurist and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Rodriguez de las Heras -- Spanish historian
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Saldias -- Chilean writer and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Vazquez (archer) -- Spanish archer
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Velez Alvarado -- Father of the Puerto Rican Flag and co-founder of Puerto Rican Nationalist Party
|
Wikipedia - Antonio Vivaldi -- Italian baroque period composer, virtuoso violinist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Anton Karoukin -- Belarusian archer
|
Wikipedia - Anton Philipp Reclam -- Publisher
|
Wikipedia - Anton Prylepau -- Belarusian archer
|
Wikipedia - Anton von Winzor -- Governor of Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Anton Wembacher -- German luger
|
Wikipedia - Antony Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon -- British photographer and filmmaker; ex-husband of Princess Margaret
|
Wikipedia - Antony Barrington Brown -- British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Antony Kidman -- Australian academic and father of Nicole Kidman
|
Wikipedia - Antony Tudor -- British dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Antoon Derkinderen -- Dutch painter and autobiographer (1859-1925)
|
Wikipedia - Antrim and Newtownabbey -- Local government district in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Antrim Coast and Glens -- Area of County Antrim, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Antrim, County Antrim -- Town and civil parish in County Antrim in the northeast of Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Antun AugustinM-DM-^Mic -- Croatian sculptor, political commissar and university teacher
|
Wikipedia - Antwone Fisher (film) -- 2002 American biographical drama film by Denzel Washington
|
Wikipedia - Antwone Fisher -- American director, screenwriter, author and film producer
|
Wikipedia - Anubha Mahajan -- Human genetics researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anubis (cipher)
|
Wikipedia - An Unwilling Hero -- 1921 film
|
Wikipedia - Anupam Kher -- Indian actor
|
Wikipedia - Anupam Nath -- Indian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Anushervon Rakhmanov -- Suspected Tajikistani-Russian serial killer
|
Wikipedia - Anushka Patel -- Cardiologist and scientific researcher
|
Wikipedia - Anvar Arazov -- National Hero of Azerbaijan
|
Wikipedia - Anwar Hussein (photographer) -- Tanzanian photo journalist
|
Wikipedia - An Wasserflussen Babylon -- 1525 Lutheran hymn by Wolfgang Dachstein
|
Wikipedia - Anybody Here Seen Kelly? -- 1928 film
|
Wikipedia - Anything but Down -- 1999 single by Sheryl Crow
|
Wikipedia - Anywhere But Here (film)
|
Wikipedia - Anywhere but Here (film) -- 1999 drama film directed by Wayne Wang
|
Wikipedia - Anywhere for You (Backstreet Boys song) -- 1996 single by Backstreet Boys
|
Wikipedia - Any Wife -- 1922 film by Herbert Brenon
|
Wikipedia - An Zhisheng -- Chinese geographer (born 1941)
|
Wikipedia - Anzili -- Consort of a weather god; invoked to aid in childbirth
|
Wikipedia - Ao Phang Nga National Park -- Marine protected area in southern Thailand
|
Wikipedia - Aoraki / Mount Cook -- Mountain in the Southern Alps of New Zealand
|
Wikipedia - Apanuugak -- Hero of Inuit legends
|
Wikipedia - Aparekke Punnananda Thero -- Sri Lankan politician
|
Wikipedia - Aparna Nancherla -- Comedian
|
Wikipedia - Apartment Therapy -- Interior design blog publisher
|
Wikipedia - Apart Together -- 2010 film
|
Wikipedia - Apelles of Heraklion -- 1st century Christian bishop and saint
|
Wikipedia - Apenheul Primate Park -- ape and monkey focused zoo in Apeldoorn Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Aperture (botany) -- Areas on the walls of a pollen grain, where the wall is thinner and/or softer
|
Wikipedia - Aperture (mollusc) -- The main opening of the shell, where the head-foot part of the body of the animal emerges
|
Wikipedia - Apex (album) -- 2017 album by Unleash the Archers
|
Wikipedia - A Philosopher Lecturing on the Orrery -- 1766 painting by Joseph Wright of Derby
|
Wikipedia - A Phoenix Too Frequent -- Stage play by Christopher Fry
|
Wikipedia - Aphotic zone -- The portion of a lake or ocean where less than 1% of sunlight penetrates
|
Wikipedia - Apiary Laboratory -- Building at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, US
|
Wikipedia - Apitherapy -- Pseudoscientific alternative medical treatment that uses bee venom and other bee products
|
Wikipedia - A Place Further than the Universe
|
Wikipedia - A Place Where the Sun Is Silent
|
Wikipedia - Ap Lei Chau Estate (constituency) -- constituency in the Southern District, Hong Kong
|
Wikipedia - Apogee Books -- Canadian book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Apollo (comics) -- Fictional comic book superhero
|
Wikipedia - Apollonides (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Apollonius of Tyana -- Ancient Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Apollonius of Tyre (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Apolong -- Chinese driverless vehicle developed by Baidu, Kinglong and other companies
|
Wikipedia - Apostasy in Judaism -- Rejection of Judaism and possible defection to another religion by a Jew
|
Wikipedia - Aposthia -- Congenital condition in humans where the foreskin is missing
|
Wikipedia - Apostolic Administration of Southern Albania
|
Wikipedia - Apostolic Fathers
|
Wikipedia - Apostolic Pastoral Congress -- Collegiate collective of Christian bishops, pastors and other clergy in Great Britain
|
Wikipedia - Apostolic Preacher
|
Wikipedia - Apostolic Vicariate of Northern Germany
|
Wikipedia - Apostolos Nanos -- Greek archer
|
Wikipedia - Appear Here -- Online marketplace for retail space
|
Wikipedia - Appetizer (software) -- Open source application launcher for Windows
|
Wikipedia - Appius Claudius Pulcher (consul 143 BC) -- Roman politician and general
|
Wikipedia - Appius Claudius Pulcher (triumvir monetalis 8 BC) -- 1st century BC Roman patrician and moneyer
|
Wikipedia - Applause -- Form of appreciation or praise expressed by striking palms of hands together
|
Wikipedia - Application launcher
|
Wikipedia - Applied mathematics -- Application of mathematical methods to other fields
|
Wikipedia - Appu Prabhakar -- Indian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - April Ulring Larson -- 20th and 21st-century American Lutheran bishop
|
Wikipedia - A Prince There Was -- 1921 film
|
Wikipedia - APRS Calling -- Brevity code used via APRS to request communications elsewhere
|
Wikipedia - Apse -- Semicircular recess covered with a hemispherical vault or semi-dome
|
Wikipedia - Apsis -- Either of two extreme points in an object's orbit
|
Wikipedia - Apuleius -- Latin-language novelist, rhetorician, and Platonist philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Apurba Kishore Bir -- Indian film cinematographer, director
|
Wikipedia - Aqeela Asifi -- Afghan woman teacher
|
Wikipedia - Aquablation therapy -- Surgical procedure
|
Wikipedia - Aquaman (film) -- 2018 superhero film produced by DC Films
|
Wikipedia - Aquaman -- Fictional superhero appearing in the DC Comics
|
Wikipedia - Aquatic respiration -- Process whereby an aquatic animal obtains oxygen from water
|
Wikipedia - Aquatic therapy
|
Wikipedia - Aqueduct Press -- American book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Arabia Infelix and Other Poems
|
Wikipedia - Arabian Nights (Magic: The Gathering)
|
Wikipedia - Arabian Sea -- A marginal sea of the northern Indian Ocean between the Arabian Peninsula and India
|
Wikipedia - Arab Regional Centre for World Heritage -- 2010 establishment in Bahrain
|
Wikipedia - Araceli Herrero Figueroa -- Spanish writer
|
Wikipedia - Arachnophobia -- Fear of spiders and other arachnids
|
Wikipedia - Ara (constellation) -- Constellation in the southern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Aradelloides -- Genus of feather-legged bugs
|
Wikipedia - Ara Gallant -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Arago cave -- Cave and archaeological site in southern France
|
Wikipedia - Aragorn -- Heroic character from The Lord of the Rings
|
Wikipedia - Arahant Upatissa -- 1st-2nd-century Sri Lankan Theravada Buddhist monk and author of the Vimuttimagga
|
Wikipedia - Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army -- Insurgent group in northern Rakhine State, Myanmar
|
Wikipedia - Araki-Sucher correction -- A leading-order correction to the energy levels of atoms and molecules due to effects of quantum electrodynamics
|
Wikipedia - Aralotherium -- Extinct genus of indricothere
|
Wikipedia - Aram Archer (producM-PM-5r) -- Russian producer
|
Wikipedia - Arapi Family House -- Cultural heritage monument of Kosovo
|
Wikipedia - Arasbaran -- Mountainous area in Iran, biosphere reserve
|
Wikipedia - Arash Abizadeh -- Canadian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Arastun Mahmudov -- National Hero of Azerbaijan
|
Wikipedia - Aravinnd Singh -- Indian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Arbutoideae -- Subfamily of flowering plants in the heather family Ericaceae
|
Wikipedia - Arbutus andrachne -- Species of flowering plants in the heather family Ericaceae
|
Wikipedia - Arbutus canariensis -- Species of flowering plants in the heather family Ericaceae
|
Wikipedia - Arbutus M-CM-^W andrachnoides -- Hybrid of flowering plants in the heather family Ericaceae
|
Wikipedia - Arbutus unedo -- Species of flowering plant in the heather family Ericaceae
|
Wikipedia - Arbutus -- Genus of flowering plants in the heather family Ericaceae
|
Wikipedia - Arcade Publishing -- Independent trade publisher
|
Wikipedia - Arcadia Hernandez Lopez -- Mexican-American educator
|
Wikipedia - Arcesilaus -- Hellenistic Philosopher, founder of Academic Skepticism
|
Wikipedia - Archaeological site of Atapuerca -- Archaeological site in northern Spain, rich in human fossils
|
Wikipedia - Archaeology of Northern Europe -- Archaeological region and period
|
Wikipedia - Archaeopress -- British archaeological book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Archbishop Ussher
|
Wikipedia - Archbishop -- Bishop of higher rank in many Christian denominations
|
Wikipedia - Archelaus (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Archenemy (Magic: The Gathering)
|
Wikipedia - Archer (1975 TV series) -- American television series
|
Wikipedia - Archer (2009 TV series) -- American adult animated sitcom television series
|
Wikipedia - Archer Avenue lines -- New York City Subway lines
|
Wikipedia - Archer Denness -- Australian Army officer
|
Wikipedia - Arc Here -- Triumphal arch in Nancy, France
|
Wikipedia - Archerfish expendable mine neutraliser -- Sea mine destroyer
|
Wikipedia - Archerfish
|
Wikipedia - Archeria (plant) -- Genus of plants
|
Wikipedia - Archer John Porter Martin
|
Wikipedia - Archer Maclean's Mercury -- 2005 video game
|
Wikipedia - Archer MacMackin -- American film director
|
Wikipedia - Archer Martin
|
Wikipedia - Archernis -- Genus of moths
|
Wikipedia - Archer Point Light -- Lighthouse in Queensland, Australia
|
Wikipedia - Archer (season 11) -- Season of television series
|
Wikipedia - Archers Fork, Ohio -- Unincorporated community in Washington County, Ohio
|
Wikipedia - Archer's Garage -- Art Deco style building in Dublin, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Archers of Loaf -- Indie rock band from Chapel Hill, North Carolina
|
Wikipedia - Archer's paradox
|
Wikipedia - Archer T. Gammon -- United States Army Medal of Honor recipient
|
Wikipedia - Archer Thompson Gurney -- British clergyman
|
Wikipedia - Archer (typeface) -- Slab serif typeface
|
Wikipedia - Archer Windsor-Clive -- English cricketer and British Army officer
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1900 Summer Olympics - Au Chapelet 33 metres -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1900 Summer Olympics - Au Chapelet 50 metres -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1900 Summer Olympics - Au Cordon Dore 33 metres -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1900 Summer Olympics - Au Cordon Dore 50 metres -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1900 Summer Olympics - Championnat du Monde -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1900 Summer Olympics - Sur la Perche a la Herse -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1900 Summer Olympics - Sur la Perche a la Pyramide -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1900 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1904 Summer Olympics - Men's double American round -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1904 Summer Olympics - Men's double York round -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1904 Summer Olympics - Men's team round -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1904 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1904 Summer Olympics - Women's double Columbia round -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1904 Summer Olympics - Women's team round -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1908 Summer Olympics - Men's Continental style -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1908 Summer Olympics - Men's double York round -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1908 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1908 Summer Olympics - Women's double National round -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Individual fixed large bird -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Individual fixed small bird -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Individual moving bird, 28 metres -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Individual moving bird, 33 metres -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Individual moving bird, 50 metres -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Team fixed large bird -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Team fixed small bird -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Team moving bird, 28 metres -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Team moving bird, 33 metres -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics - Team moving bird, 50 metres -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1920 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1972 Summer Olympics - Men's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1972 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the 1972 Summer Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1972 Summer Olympics - Women's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1976 Summer Olympics - Men's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1976 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1976 Summer Olympics - Women's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1980 Summer Olympics - Men's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1980 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1980 Summer Olympics - Women's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1984 Summer Olympics - Men's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1984 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1984 Summer Olympics - Women's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1988 Summer Olympics - Men's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1988 Summer Olympics - Men's team -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1988 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1988 Summer Olympics - Women's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1988 Summer Olympics - Women's team -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Men's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Men's team -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1992 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Women's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1992 Summer Olympics - Women's team -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Men's team -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1996 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Women's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 1996 Summer Olympics - Women's team -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 2000 Summer Olympics - Men's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 2000 Summer Olympics - Men's team -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 2000 Summer Olympics -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 2000 Summer Olympics - Women's individual -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 2000 Summer Olympics - Women's team -- Archery at the Olympics
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 2010 Commonwealth Games - Men's recurve team -- Men's Recurve Team (Archery) at 2010 Commonwealth Games
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 2016 Summer Paralympics - Women's individual recurve open -- 2016 Paralympics open recurve archery
|
Wikipedia - Archery at the 2019 Pan American Games -- The Archery competitions at the 2019 Pan American Games
|
Wikipedia - Archery Facilities Altos de Saman -- Archery facilities in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico
|
Wikipedia - Archery -- Using a bow to shoot arrows
|
Wikipedia - Archibald Gowanlock Huntsman -- Canadian academic, oceanographer, and fisheries biologist
|
Wikipedia - Archie Comics -- American comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Archie Fisher -- Scottish folk singer and song writer
|
Wikipedia - Architecture of the Netherlands -- Examples of Dutch architecture
|
Wikipedia - Architecture -- The product and the process of planning, designing and constructing buildings and other structures.
|
Wikipedia - Arch Wilkinson Shaw -- American publisher
|
Wikipedia - Arci Kempner -- Brazilian archer
|
Wikipedia - Arc (Provence) -- River in southern France
|
Wikipedia - Arctic Alaska -- Northern region of Alaska
|
Wikipedia - Arctic Cordillera -- Arctic Cordillera is a terrestrial ecozone in northern Canada
|
Wikipedia - Arctic Lowlands -- Arctic Lands is a physiographic region in northern Canada
|
Wikipedia - Arcturus Therapeutics -- American biotech firm
|
Wikipedia - Ards and North Down -- Local government district in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Area code 218 -- Area code for northern Minnesota
|
Wikipedia - Area code 318 -- Area code in northern and central Louisiana, United States
|
Wikipedia - Area code 434 -- Area code for southern Virginia, United States
|
Wikipedia - Area code 520 -- Area code in southern Arizona, United States
|
Wikipedia - Area code 530 -- Area code for parts of northern California
|
Wikipedia - Area code 580 -- Area code for western and southern Oklahoma, United States
|
Wikipedia - Area code 662 -- Telephone area code serving the northern half of Mississippi, US
|
Wikipedia - Area code 708 -- Area code for southern suburbs of Chicago, Illinois
|
Wikipedia - Area code 867 -- Telephone area code for the three territories in northern Canada
|
Wikipedia - Area code 870 -- Area code for eastern and southern Arkansas, United States
|
Wikipedia - Area code 949 -- Telephone area code for southern Orange County, California
|
Wikipedia - Area codes 256 and 938 -- Area codes for northern Alabama, United States
|
Wikipedia - Area codes 408 and 669 -- Area codes that serve the southern San Francisco Bay Area, California
|
Wikipedia - Area codes 706 and 762 -- Area codes for northern and west central Georgia, United States
|
Wikipedia - Area codes 714 and 657 -- Area code covering areas of southern California
|
Wikipedia - Area codes 760 and 442 -- Area codes for southern and eastern California
|
Wikipedia - Area codes 812 and 930 -- Area codes that serve the southern third of the state of Indiana
|
Wikipedia - Area codes 909 and 840 -- Area codes in southern California, United States
|
Wikipedia - Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty -- Designated area of countryside in England, Wales or Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Area of refuge -- Location in a building designed to hold occupants during a fire or other emergency
|
Wikipedia - A Record of Buddhist Practices Sent Home from the Southern Sea -- Buddhist travelogue by the Tang Chinese monk Yijing
|
Wikipedia - A Regular Fellow (1925 film) -- 1925 film by A. Edward Sutherland
|
Wikipedia - Areius -- 1st-century BC Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Arellius Fuscus -- 1st century BC Roman orator and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Arena (1953 film) -- 1953 film by Richard Fleischer
|
Wikipedia - Arena Nurnberger Versicherung -- A multi-use indoor arena that is located in Nuremberg, Germany
|
Wikipedia - Arequipa-Antofalla -- A basement unit underlying the central Andes in northwestern Argentina, western Bolivia, northern Chile and southern Peru
|
Wikipedia - Ares (Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess) -- Character on the television shows Xena: Warrior Princess, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Young Hercules
|
Wikipedia - Arete of Cyrene -- Ancient greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Arewa People's Congress -- Northern muslim party Nigeria
|
Wikipedia - Are You There? (film) -- 1931 film
|
Wikipedia - Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. -- Book by Judy Blume
|
Wikipedia - Arfa Khanum Sherwani -- Indian journalist
|
Wikipedia - Argent -- Metal (tincture) of silver in heraldry
|
Wikipedia - Arg of Tabriz -- Iranian national heritage site
|
Wikipedia - Argonauts -- Heroes in Greek mythology, companions of Jason
|
Wikipedia - Argo Navis -- Obsolete Southern constellation
|
Wikipedia - Argument from silence -- Argument based on the absence of statements in historical documents, rather than their presence
|
Wikipedia - Argyrosaurus -- A genus of herbivorous titanosaurian sauropod dinosaur
|
Wikipedia - Arhuaco -- Indigenous Chibchan ethnic group of northern Colombia
|
Wikipedia - ARIA (cipher) -- Block cipher
|
Wikipedia - Ariadne Hernandez -- Mexican Paralympic athlete
|
Wikipedia - Ariadne von Schirach -- German philosopher, writer, journalist and critic
|
Wikipedia - Arianna Hernandez -- Fictional character from Days of Our Lives
|
Wikipedia - Aribert WM-CM-$scher -- German actor
|
Wikipedia - Arif Ahmed (philosopher) -- Philosopher at Cambridge University
|
Wikipedia - Arignar Anna Government Higher Secondary School -- Secondary school in Kumbakonam, India
|
Wikipedia - Arijana Jaha -- Bosnia and Herzegovina judoka
|
Wikipedia - Ariko Inaoka -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Arina Cherniavskaia -- Russian pair skater
|
Wikipedia - Arindam Bhattacharya (politician) -- Indian politician, researcher, writer
|
Wikipedia - Arindam Chakrabarti -- Indian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aristaloe -- Monotypic genus of flowering perennial plant from southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Aristide Laurent -- American publisher and LGBT civil rights advocate
|
Wikipedia - Aristippus -- Ancient Greek philosopher, founder of Cyrenaicism
|
Wikipedia - Aristobulus Minor -- 1st century prince from the Herodian Dynasty
|
Wikipedia - Aristobulus of Alexandria -- 2nd century BC Hellenistic Jewish philosopher of the Peripatetic school
|
Wikipedia - Aristocles of Messene -- 1st-century AD Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aristo of Alexandria -- 1st-century Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aristo of Ceos -- 3rd-century BC Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aristo of Chios -- 3rd Century BCE Stoic philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aristotle (Shields book) -- 2007 book by Christopher Shields
|
Wikipedia - Aristotle the Dialectician -- 3rd-century BC Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aristotle -- Classical Greek philosopher and polymath, founder of the Peripatetic School
|
Wikipedia - Aristoxenus -- Greek Peripatetic philosopher; pupil of Aristotle
|
Wikipedia - Arizona Frontier -- 1940 western film by Albert Herman
|
Wikipedia - Arizona Lutheran Academy -- Wisconsin Synod Lutheran high school in Phoenix, Arizona
|
Wikipedia - Arizona (Ringbolt) Hot Springs -- Thermal spring
|
Wikipedia - Arkady and Boris Strugatsky -- Russian brothers, writer duo
|
Wikipedia - Arkady Mikhailovich Chernetsky -- Russian politician
|
Wikipedia - Arkady Timiryasev -- Russian physicist and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism -- government agency of the U.S. state of Arkansas
|
Wikipedia - Arko Pravo Mukherjee -- Indian singer
|
Wikipedia - Arlene Alda -- American photographer and writer
|
Wikipedia - Arlene Fiore -- American atmospheric chemist
|
Wikipedia - Arlene Foster -- First Minister of Northern Ireland, Leader of the Democratic Unionist Party
|
Wikipedia - Arlene Gottfried -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Arlene Istar Lev -- American family therapist
|
Wikipedia - Arlette ElkaM-CM-/m-Sartre -- French philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Arlien Johnson -- American social work researcher
|
Wikipedia - Arlinda Dudaj (Hovi) -- Albanian publisher
|
Wikipedia - Arlington Heights Army Air Defense Site -- Missile instillation in Northern Virginia
|
Wikipedia - Arlo Haskell -- American author and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon -- Local government district in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Armagh -- County town of County Armagh in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Arma Konda -- Sitamma Konda, is a mountain peak in the northern part of the Eastern Ghats and located in Godavari river basin, India
|
Wikipedia - Armand de Fluvia -- Spanish genealogist and heraldist
|
Wikipedia - Armand Hatchuel -- Researcher and professor of management science
|
Wikipedia - Armando Carlini -- Italian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Armas Otto VM-CM-$isM-CM-$nen -- Finnish ethnographer
|
Wikipedia - Armed forces of the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Armed merchantman -- Merchant ship equipped with guns, usually for defensive purposes, either by design or after the fact
|
Wikipedia - Armenian Apostolic Diocese of Isfahan and Southern Iran -- Holy See of Cilicia
|
Wikipedia - Armet Francis -- Jamaican-born photographer and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Armillary sphere -- Model of objects in the sky consisting of a framework of rings
|
Wikipedia - Armin Frauscher -- Austrian luger
|
Wikipedia - Armin Garnreiter -- German archer
|
Wikipedia - Arminius -- 1st century chieftain of the Germanic Cherusci tribe
|
Wikipedia - Armin Mohler -- Swiss New Right philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Armin Ronacher
|
Wikipedia - Armorial of schools in the United Kingdom -- Heraldry of UK schools
|
Wikipedia - Armorial of Spain -- Heraldic visual designs displayed in Spain
|
Wikipedia - Arms of alliance -- heraldic term to denote alliances by marriage
|
Wikipedia - Armstrongism -- The teachings and doctrines of Herbert W. Armstrong
|
Wikipedia - Army Archerd -- American columnist
|
Wikipedia - Army Hall (Sarajevo) -- Building in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Arnaldo Catinari -- Italian cinematographer and film director
|
Wikipedia - Arnaud Cheritat -- French mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Arnaud-Michel d'Abbadie -- French and Basque geographer
|
Wikipedia - Arne Damm -- Norwegian military officer and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Arne Foldvik -- Norwegian oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Arne Herjuaune -- Norwegian speed skater
|
Wikipedia - Arne Jacobsen (archer) -- Danish archer
|
Wikipedia - Arne Jensen (archer) -- Tongan archer
|
Wikipedia - Arne Roy Walther -- Norwegian diplomat
|
Wikipedia - Arney River -- River in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, tributary of the Erne
|
Wikipedia - Arnfinn Haga -- Norwegian writer and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Arnhem Velperpoort railway station -- Railway station located in Arnhem, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Arnhem -- City and municipality in Gelderland, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Arnie Fisher -- American bridge player
|
Wikipedia - Arnold Crowther
|
Wikipedia - Arnold Gehlen -- German philosopher, sociologist and anthropologist
|
Wikipedia - Arnold Houbraken -- Painter from the Northern Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Arnold Janssen -- German-Dutch Roman Catholic priest and missionary and founder of the Society of the Divine Word in Steyl, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Arnold Lorand -- Austrian physician and longevity researcher
|
Wikipedia - Arnold S. Eagle -- Hungarian-American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Arnold von Winkelried -- Legendary Swiss hero
|
Wikipedia - Arnol Kox -- Dutch street preacher
|
Wikipedia - Arnona -- Neighborhood in southern Jerusalem
|
Wikipedia - Arno Rafael Minkkinen -- Finnish-American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Arno Scholz -- German journalist, publicist and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Arno Stern -- French pedagogue and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Arno Volk -- German musicologist and music publisher
|
Wikipedia - Arnulfo Hernandez -- Mexican sports shooter
|
Wikipedia - Aromatherapy -- Usage of aromatic materials for improving well-being
|
Wikipedia - A rose by any other name would smell as sweet
|
Wikipedia - Arpad Viragh -- Hungarian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - ARP spoofing -- Cyberattack which associates the attacker's MAC address with the IP address of another host
|
Wikipedia - Arranged marriage -- Marital union organized by parties other than the couple
|
Wikipedia - Arrhenatherum elatius -- species of flowering plant in the grass family Poaceae
|
Wikipedia - Arriva Southern Counties -- Bus operator in Surrey, West Sussex, East Sussex, Kent and Essex
|
Wikipedia - Arsene Lupin contra Sherlock Holmes -- 1910 film
|
Wikipedia - Arsen Ninotsmindeli -- Georgian calligrapher
|
Wikipedia - Arsher Ali -- British actor
|
Wikipedia - Arslan Tash -- Archaeological site in northern Syria
|
Wikipedia - Artaine Castle Shopping Centre -- Small suburban facility, northern Dublin, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Artane Band -- Irish marching band from northern Dublin
|
Wikipedia - Artane Industrial School -- Former reform school in northern Dublin suburb of Artane
|
Wikipedia - Art colony -- Place where artists live and interact with each other
|
Wikipedia - Artem Chernousov -- Russian sport shooter
|
Wikipedia - Arte Publico Press -- Publisher of contemporary and recovered literature by US Hispanic authors
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Aesbacher -- Swiss artist
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Applebee -- Researcher in United States secondary education
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Benda -- German photographer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Calder-Marshall -- English novelist, essayist, critic, memoirist and biographer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Carracher -- Australian cricketer (1867-1935)
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Charles Fox-Davies -- British expert on heraldry
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Charles Rothery Nutt -- British Army officer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Cherep-Spiridovich -- Russian noble
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Corbin Gould -- American magazine publisher
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Edwards (photographer) -- British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Elgort -- American fashion photographer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur F. Bentley -- American political scientist and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Fields (photographer) -- Ukrainian-born Irish street photographer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Fischer (actor) -- Swedish actor
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Fletcher -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Fulcher -- English cricketer and yacht racer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Hays Sulzberger -- Publisher of The New York Times from 1935 to 1961
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Henry Aylmer Morton -- British clergyman, schoolteacher, and politician
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Herbert, 1st Earl of Torrington -- 17th and 18th-century Royal Navy admiral
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Herbert Copeland -- American mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Herbert Lindsay Richardson -- Recipient of the Victoria Cross
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Hermann -- French gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Hertzberg -- American rabbi, historian, and activist
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Hervet -- French Roman Catholic priest
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Ibbetson -- British cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur J. Cramp -- British-born American medical doctor, researcher, and writer (1872-1951)
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Kenelm Watson -- English cricketer, teacher, and schoolmaster
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Lavine -- American photographer, photojournalist
|
Wikipedia - Arthur L. Hall -- American choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Mabillon -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Martinelli -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Miller (cinematographer) -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Millier -- American painter, etcher, printmaker, and art critic
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Mole -- American photographer 1889-1983
|
Wikipedia - Arthur O'Leary (preacher) -- Irish Franciscan preacher
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Onslow (Australian politician) -- British Royal Navy officer, photographer and Australian politician
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Reginald Evans -- Australian coastwatcher
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Robert Kenney-Herbert -- soldier and cook
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Schopenhauer -- German philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Sherwell -- British politician
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Snowden (cricketer) -- English cricketer and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Southern -- British gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Arthur's Stone, Herefordshire -- Dolmen in England
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Tauchert -- Australian actor
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Wallis (Bible teacher) -- Itinerant Bible teacher and author
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Wilson (crystallographer) -- Canadian crystallographer (1914-1995)
|
Wikipedia - Arthur Winther -- Australian diver
|
Wikipedia - Articulata hypothesis -- The grouping in a higher taxon of animals with segmented bodies, consisting of Annelida and Panarthropoda
|
Wikipedia - Artificiality -- State of being the product of intentional human manufacture, rather than occurring naturally
|
Wikipedia - Artificial kidney -- A kidney other than the natural organ
|
Wikipedia - Artificial life -- A field of study wherein researchers examine systems related to natural life, its processes, and its evolution, through the use of simulations
|
Wikipedia - Artisphere -- Defunct arts center in Arlington, Virginia
|
Wikipedia - Arto Saari -- Finnish skateboarder and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Arts Union (Netherlands) -- Trade union
|
Wikipedia - Art therapy
|
Wikipedia - Artur Dziambor -- Polish politician and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Artur Gunther -- German art director
|
Wikipedia - Arturo Arias (engineer) -- Chilean researcher
|
Wikipedia - Arturo Herbruger -- Guatemalan politician
|
Wikipedia - Arturo Hernandez (lawyer) -- Puerto Rican lawyer
|
Wikipedia - Arturo Herrera Gutierrez -- Politician
|
Wikipedia - Artyom Chernov -- Russian professional ice hockey centre
|
Wikipedia - Artyom Gankin -- Kazakhstani archer
|
Wikipedia - Aruna & Her Palate -- Indonesian film
|
Wikipedia - Arunah Shepherdson Abell -- American publisher, philanthropist (1806-1888)
|
Wikipedia - Arun Prasad Mukherjee -- Indian administrator
|
Wikipedia - Aruzhan Abdrazak -- Kazakhstani archer
|
Wikipedia - Arvidsjaur porphyry -- Igneous rocks found in northernmost Sweden
|
Wikipedia - Arwa Abouon -- Libyan-Canadian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Aryan Brotherhood of Texas -- American criminal gang
|
Wikipedia - Aryan Brotherhood -- Neo-Nazi prison gang and organized crime syndicate
|
Wikipedia - Aryeh Kosman -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Asad Asadov -- National Hero of Azerbaijan
|
Wikipedia - Asaddor Ali -- Bangladeshi writer and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Asado -- Dish of beef, sausages, and sometimes other meats, cooked on a grill (parrilla) or an open fire, traditional in Uruguay, Argentina and Chile
|
Wikipedia - As'ad Syamsul Arifin -- Indonesian Islamic scholar, National Hero
|
Wikipedia - Asael Lubotzky -- Israeli physician, writer, and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Asahachi KM-EM-^Mno -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - A Samba for Sherlock (book) -- Book by Jo Soares
|
Wikipedia - A Samba for Sherlock -- 2001 film by Miguel Faria, Jr.
|
Wikipedia - Asaram Tyagi -- Hero of 1965 India-Pakistan war
|
Wikipedia - Ascalaphus (son of Acheron) -- Ancient Greek mythological figure
|
Wikipedia - ASCAP Latin Heritage Award -- Music award
|
Wikipedia - Ascending and Descending -- 1960 lithograph by M. C. Escher
|
Wikipedia - Aschbacher block -- Finite group in mathematics
|
Wikipedia - Ascherbach (river) -- River in Germany
|
Wikipedia - Ascher H. Shapiro -- American author and professor of mechanical engineering and fluid mechanics
|
Wikipedia - Ascher -- Surname list
|
Wikipedia - Asclepiodotus (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Asclepius (Hermetic treatise)
|
Wikipedia - A. Scott Berg -- American biographer
|
Wikipedia - A Scream in the Dark -- 1943 film by George Sherman
|
Wikipedia - Aseem Mishra -- Indian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - A Self Made Hero -- 1996 film by Jacques Audiard
|
Wikipedia - Asenath Bole Odaga -- Kenyan publisher and author
|
Wikipedia - Asexuality -- Lack of sexual attraction to others
|
Wikipedia - As Feathers to Flowers and Petals to Wings -- album by Twelve Tribes
|
Wikipedia - A. S. F. Gow -- British classical scholar and teacher (1886-1978)
|
Wikipedia - Asgardians of the Galaxy -- Fictional comic book superheroes
|
Wikipedia - Asgeir Mickelson -- Norwegian musician, artist, photographer, and music reviewer
|
Wikipedia - Asghar Bichareh -- Iranian photographer and actor
|
Wikipedia - Asghar Zaidi -- Pakistani researcher
|
Wikipedia - As God Made Her -- 1920 film
|
Wikipedia - Ashagi Lamiya -- Indian actor and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ashalim Power Station -- Concentrated solar thermal power station in Israel
|
Wikipedia - Ashani Weeraratna -- Cancer researcher
|
Wikipedia - Ashanti (1979 film) -- 1979 action-adventure film by Richard Fleischer
|
Wikipedia - Ashanti Johnson -- American geochemist and chemical oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon -- 2019 film directed by Will Becher and Richard Phelan
|
Wikipedia - Asherah -- Ancient Semitic goddess
|
Wikipedia - Asher Angel -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Asher ben Jehiel
|
Wikipedia - Asher Bilu -- Australian artist
|
Wikipedia - Asher Blinkoff -- American child actor and voice actor
|
Wikipedia - Asher Brauner -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Asher Cohen
|
Wikipedia - Asher D and Daddy Freddy -- Music duo
|
Wikipedia - Asher Edelman -- American financier
|
Wikipedia - Asher Fisch -- Israeli conductor
|
Wikipedia - Asher Ginsberg
|
Wikipedia - Asher Grunis -- Former President of the Supreme Court of Israel
|
Wikipedia - Asher Hill -- Canadian ice dancer
|
Wikipedia - Asher Iyasu -- Israeli golfer
|
Wikipedia - Asher Keddie -- Australian actress
|
Wikipedia - Asher Levine -- American fashion designer
|
Wikipedia - Asher Noria -- Indian sport shooter
|
Wikipedia - Asher Roth -- American rapper from Pennsylvania
|
Wikipedia - Asher -- Biblical figure
|
Wikipedia - Asheville Regional Airport -- Airport located in Fletcher, North Carolina, USA
|
Wikipedia - Ashgate Publishing -- 1967-2015 British academic publisher
|
Wikipedia - Ashish Bose -- Indian demographer
|
Wikipedia - Ashish Parmar -- Indian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ash Ketchum -- protagonist of the Pokemon anime and various other related media
|
Wikipedia - Ashley Blaine Featherson -- American actress
|
Wikipedia - Ashley Boettcher -- American actress
|
Wikipedia - Ashley Bratcher -- American actress and activist
|
Wikipedia - Ashley Gunstock -- British actor, schoolteacher and politician
|
Wikipedia - Ashley Winlaw -- English cricketer and schoolteacher
|
Wikipedia - Ashly Stohl -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ashok Captain -- Indian herpetologist
|
Wikipedia - Ashok Chopra -- Indian journalist and autobiographer
|
Wikipedia - Ashok Gangadean -- Trinidadian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Ashok Kumar (cinematographer) -- Indian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Ashok Salian -- Indian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ashram -- Hindu spiritual hermitage or monastery
|
Wikipedia - Ashtiname of Muhammad -- Covenant of Muhammad with the monks of Saint Catherine's Monastery
|
Wikipedia - Ashton Kutcher -- American actor, model, producer, and entrepreneur
|
Wikipedia - Ash-Tree Press -- Publisher
|
Wikipedia - Ashutosh Mukherjee -- Bengali educator, jurist, barrister and mathematician (1864-1924)
|
Wikipedia - Ashvin Gatha -- Indian-born international photojournalist, advertising and editorial photographer
|
Wikipedia - Asian Boyz -- Street gang in Southern California
|
Wikipedia - Asian brown flycatcher -- Species of bird of the genus Muscicapidae
|
Wikipedia - Asian dowitcher -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - As If I Am Not There -- 2010 film
|
Wikipedia - Asioryctitheria -- Extinct order of early eutherians
|
Wikipedia - Askania-Nova (urban-type settlement) -- Urban locality in Kherson Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Ask Father -- 1919 film by Hal Roach
|
Wikipedia - Aslan-Bey Shervashidze -- Prince of Abkhazia
|
Wikipedia - Asllan Tupella Tower House -- Cultural heritage monument of Kosovo
|
Wikipedia - Asmachta (Talmudical hermeneutics)
|
Wikipedia - Asmat Diasamidze -- Georgian archer
|
Wikipedia - Asmodee -- Board games publisher and distributor
|
Wikipedia - A Society Sherlock -- 1916 film by William Garwood
|
Wikipedia - A Son of His Father -- 1925 silent film by Victor Fleming
|
Wikipedia - As Other Men Are -- 1925 short story collection by Dornford Yates
|
Wikipedia - Aspasius -- 2nd-century Greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - A Spiritualistic Photographer -- 1903 film directed by Georges Melies
|
Wikipedia - Asplenium hermannii-christii -- Species of fern in the family Aspleniaceae
|
Wikipedia - Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. -- 1968 murder
|
Wikipedia - Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood -- 2010 historical action-adventure open world stealth video game
|
Wikipedia - Assata Shakur -- American activist who was a member of the Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army
|
Wikipedia - Assault -- Physical attack of another person
|
Wikipedia - Ass Back Home -- 2011 single by Gym Class Heroes
|
Wikipedia - Assembly Hall, Warwick -- Heritage-listed community hall
|
Wikipedia - Assendelft -- Village in North Holland, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Asser -- 9th-century Bishop of Sherborne, writer, and monk
|
Wikipedia - Asset (computer security) -- Data, device, or other component of a computing environment
|
Wikipedia - Assisted ascent -- An emergency ascent during which the diver is provided with breathing gas by another diver
|
Wikipedia - Assisted suicide -- Suicide committed by someone with assistance from another person or persons, typically in regard to people suffering from a severe physical illness
|
Wikipedia - Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States -- Member of the U.S. Supreme Court other than the Chief Justice
|
Wikipedia - Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies
|
Wikipedia - Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs -- labor union of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
|
Wikipedia - Association for Professional Observers -- NGO of fisheries observers
|
Wikipedia - Association for the Advancement of Psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Association for Theatre in Higher Education -- United States-based non-profit
|
Wikipedia - Association for the Study of Free Institutions -- Conservative think tank on American higher education
|
Wikipedia - Association of American Publishers
|
Wikipedia - Association of Colleges -- Organisation for sixth form and further education colleges in England
|
Wikipedia - Association of Educational Publishers -- U.S. based non-profitable organization
|
Wikipedia - Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland -- Trade union
|
Wikipedia - Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning -- Non-governmental organization
|
Wikipedia - Association of Southern Women for the Prevention of Lynching -- Women's civil rights organization in the United States
|
Wikipedia - Association of Teachers in Colleges and Departments of Education -- United Kingdom teacher association
|
Wikipedia - Associazione Sportiva Petrarca Scherma -- Fencing team based in Padua, Italy
|
Wikipedia - Assumburg -- Monumental windmill, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Assumed arms -- Arms adopted rather than granted in heraldry
|
Wikipedia - Assumption of Mary -- The bodily taking up of the Virgin Mary into Heaven at the end of her earthly life
|
Wikipedia - Astad Deboo -- Indian dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Asta Mollerup -- Danish dance teacher
|
Wikipedia - Asterix (character) -- Fictional character and the titular hero of the French comic book series Asterix
|
Wikipedia - Aston Martin Heritage Trust Museum
|
Wikipedia - AST (publisher)
|
Wikipedia - Astral plane -- Concept of a world of celestial spheres
|
Wikipedia - Astrid Bjellebo Bayegan -- Norwegian Lutheran dean
|
Wikipedia - Astrid HM-CM-$nschen -- German archer
|
Wikipedia - Astrid Kirchherr -- German photographer and artist
|
Wikipedia - Astrid MuM-CM-1oz -- Puerto Rican model and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Astrological aspect -- Angle the planets make to each other in the horoscope
|
Wikipedia - Astronauts & Heretics -- album by Thomas Dolby
|
Wikipedia - Astronomical Netherlands Satellite -- Space-based X-ray and ultraviolet telescope
|
Wikipedia - Astronomical seeing -- Amount of apparent blurring and twinkling of astronomical objects due to atmospherical effects
|
Wikipedia - Astronomy Photographer of the Year -- prize competition
|
Wikipedia - Astrope -- Village in Hertfordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Astrotischeria astericola -- Species of insect
|
Wikipedia - A Study in Pink -- first episode of ''Sherlock''
|
Wikipedia - Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress -- 2015 album by Godspeed You! Black Emperor
|
Wikipedia - Asylum confinement of Christopher Smart -- The poet's institutional confinement, 1757-1763
|
Wikipedia - Asymmetric digital subscriber line -- DSL service where downstream bandwidth exceeds upstream bandwidth
|
Wikipedia - Asynchronous conferencing -- Technologies where there is a delay in interaction between contributors
|
Wikipedia - Aszure Barton -- Canadian-born choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Atacama Fault -- System of geological faults in northern Chile
|
Wikipedia - Atacama Large Millimeter Array -- 66 radio telescopes in the Atacama Desert of northern Chile
|
Wikipedia - Ataky -- Village in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - A Tale of Adam Mickiewicz's 'Forefathers' Eve' -- 1989 film
|
Wikipedia - Atanu Das -- Indian archer
|
Wikipedia - ATA Packet Interface -- Interface to connect devices other than hard drives through the PATA and SATA interfaces
|
Wikipedia - Atapuerca Mountains -- Mountain range in northern Spain
|
Wikipedia - Atari Jaguar CD -- Peripheral for the Atari Jaguar video game console
|
Wikipedia - Atatoa Herman -- Cook Islands politician
|
Wikipedia - Ataturk, His Mother and Women's Rights Monument -- Monument in M-DM-0zmir, Turkey
|
Wikipedia - Atbash -- Substitution cipher
|
Wikipedia - ATC code C04 -- Therapeutic subgroup of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System
|
Wikipedia - ATC code D07 -- Therapeutic subgroup
|
Wikipedia - ATC code R01 -- Therapeutic subgroup
|
Wikipedia - ATC code R03 -- Therapeutic subgroup
|
Wikipedia - A Teacher -- 2013 film
|
Wikipedia - Atenery Hernandez -- Spanish weightlifter
|
Wikipedia - ATEX directive -- EU ATEX Directive on workplaces with an explosive atmosphere
|
Wikipedia - Athanasius Kircher -- German Jesuit scholar
|
Wikipedia - Atharid -- Thervingian Kunja
|
Wikipedia - AtheM-CM-/stisch manifest -- Dutch-language book by Herman Philipse mounting a philosophical argument in favour of atheism.
|
Wikipedia - ATHENA (European cultural heritage project) -- European Union funded project which aims to provide content to Europeana
|
Wikipedia - Athenodorus Cananites -- Greek Stoic philosopher (c.74 BC - 7 AD)
|
Wikipedia - Athens Banner-Herald -- Newspaper published in Athens, Georgia
|
Wikipedia - Atheradas of Laconia -- Ancient Greek athlete
|
Wikipedia - Atherimorpha -- Genus of flies
|
Wikipedia - Atherina -- Genus of fish
|
Wikipedia - Atherinosoma elongata -- Species of fish
|
Wikipedia - Atheris -- Genus of venomous vipers of tropical Africa
|
Wikipedia - Atherley Narrows Swing Bridge -- Rail bridge in Canada
|
Wikipedia - Atheroma -- Accumulation of degenerative material in the inner layer of artery walls
|
Wikipedia - Atheropla decaspila -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - Atherosclerosis -- Form of arteriosclerosis
|
Wikipedia - Atheros Communications
|
Wikipedia - Atheros
|
Wikipedia - Athersley -- Village in South Yorkshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Atherstone -- Market town and civil parish in Warwickshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Atherton, California
|
Wikipedia - Atherton, Greater Manchester
|
Wikipedia - Athertonia -- Monotypic genus of trees in the family Proteaceae from north-eastern Queensland, Australia
|
Wikipedia - Athol Kennedy Chase -- Australian anthropologist and ethnographer
|
Wikipedia - Athol Shmith -- Australian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Athrips flavida -- Species of moth in the family Gelechiidae from southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Athuraliye Rathana Thero -- Sri Lankan politician
|
Wikipedia - Atiba Jefferson -- American photographer and skateboarder
|
Wikipedia - A Time for Dying -- 1969 film by Budd Boetticher
|
Wikipedia - A Time to Kill (1996 film) -- 1996 film by Joel Schumacher
|
Wikipedia - Atlanta compromise -- Agreement between B.T. Washington, other Afro-American leaders, and Southern white leaders
|
Wikipedia - Atlanta Thrashers -- American ice hockey team based in Atlanta
|
Wikipedia - Atlantic meridional overturning circulation -- system of currents in the Atlantic Ocean, having a northward flow of warm, salty water in the upper layers and a southward flow of colder, deep waters that are part of the thermohaline circulation
|
Wikipedia - At-large -- System in which someone is elected by the entire governed geographical entity rather than a specific district
|
Wikipedia - Atmosphere (Joy Division song) -- Song by Joy Division
|
Wikipedia - Atmosphere (music group) -- American hip hop group
|
Wikipedia - Atmosphere of Earth -- Gas layer surrounding Earth: Mostly nitrogen, uniquely high in oxygen, with trace amounts of other molecules
|
Wikipedia - Atmosphere of Jupiter -- Layer of gases surrounding the planet Jupiter
|
Wikipedia - Atmosphere of Mars -- Overview about the atmosphere of Mars
|
Wikipedia - Atmosphere of Mercury -- Composition and properties of the atmosphere of the innermost planet of the Solar System
|
Wikipedia - Atmosphere of the Moon -- Very scant presence of gases surrounding the Moon
|
Wikipedia - Atmosphere of Venus
|
Wikipedia - Atmosphere-Space Interactions Monitor -- ISS-based upper-atmospheric lightning observation project
|
Wikipedia - Atmosphere -- Layer of gases surrounding an astronomical body held by gravity
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric carbon cycle -- Transformation of atmospheric carbon between various forms
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric chemistry -- The branch of atmospheric science in which the chemistry of the atmosphere is studied
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric circulation -- The large-scale movement of air, a process which distributes thermal energy about the Earth's surface
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric convection -- Atmospheric phenomenon
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric diving suit -- Articulated pressure resistant anthropomorphic housing for an underwater diver
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric dynamics
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric electricity -- Electricity in planetary atmospheres
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric engine
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric entry -- Passage of an object through the gases of an atmosphere from outer space
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric escape -- Loss of planetary atmospheric gases to outer space
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric instability -- Condition where the Earth's atmosphere is generally considered to be unstable
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric noise
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric particulate matter
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric physicist
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric physics -- The application of physics to the study of the atmosphere
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric pressure diving
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric pressure diving -- Atmospheric pressure diving
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric pressure -- Static pressure exerted by the weight of the atmosphere
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric railway
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric Science and Meteorological Research Center -- Iranian research center
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric sciences
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric science -- Study of the atmosphere, its processes, and its interactions with other systems
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric scientist
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric super-rotation -- State where a planet's atmosphere rotates faster than the planet itself
|
Wikipedia - Atmospheric theatre -- Type of movie theater
|
Wikipedia - Atom (character) -- Name shared by several fictional comic book superheroes from the DC Comics universe
|
Wikipedia - Atom Heart Mother (suite) -- Musical composition by Pink Floyd and Ron Geesin
|
Wikipedia - Atomic chess -- chess variant where pieces "explode" upon capture, also removing surrounding pieces
|
Wikipedia - Atomic Heritage Foundation
|
Wikipedia - Atomic ratio -- Measure of the ratio of atoms of one kind (i) to another kind (j)
|
Wikipedia - Atom (Ray Palmer) -- Fictional character, a superhero that appears in comic books published by DC Comics
|
Wikipedia - Ato Sekyi-Otu -- Ghanaian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - A Town Where You Live -- Japanese manga and anime series
|
Wikipedia - A. T. Q. Stewart -- Northern Irish historian
|
Wikipedia - Atreus -- King of Mycenae, father of Agamemnon and Menelaus
|
Wikipedia - A Troublesome Inheritance -- 2014 book by Nicholas Wade
|
Wikipedia - At Ruedesheimer Castle There Is a Lime Tree -- 1928 film
|
Wikipedia - ATS-1 -- Communications and weather satellite
|
Wikipedia - Atsuko Miyaji -- Japanese cryptographer
|
Wikipedia - Attachment-based psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Attachment-based therapy (children)
|
Wikipedia - Attachment therapy
|
Wikipedia - Attachment Unit Interface -- A physical and logical interface defined in the original Ethernet standard
|
Wikipedia - Attack submarine -- Submarine designed to destroy other ships
|
Wikipedia - Attack therapy
|
Wikipedia - Attalus (Stoic) -- 1st-century Stoic philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Attention seeking -- To act in a way that is likely to elicit attention, usually to elicit validation from others.
|
Wikipedia - At the Circus -- 1939 Marx Brothers film by Edward Buzzell
|
Wikipedia - Atticus (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Attic -- Space or room below a pitched roof of house or other building.
|
Wikipedia - Attila Bartis -- Hungarian writer and photographer (born 1968)
|
Wikipedia - Attitude (heraldry) -- Orientation and pose of a creature in heraldry
|
Wikipedia - Attitude (psychology) -- Psychological construct, a mental and emotional entity that inheres in, or characterizes a person
|
Wikipedia - Attribution bias -- The systematic errors made when people evaluate their own and others' behaviors
|
Wikipedia - Attwater's pocket gopher -- Species of rodent
|
Wikipedia - Atul Verma -- Indian archer
|
Wikipedia - ATX -- Motherboard and power supply configuration
|
Wikipedia - Auberge (restaurant) -- Former Michelin-starred restaurant in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
|
Wikipedia - Auberon Herbert
|
Wikipedia - Aubertin Walter Sothern Mallaby -- British Indian Army general
|
Wikipedia - Aubrey Baartman -- South African politician from the Northern Cape
|
Wikipedia - Aubrey K. Lucas Administration Building -- Building on the campus of the University of Southern Mississippi in the US
|
Wikipedia - Aubrey Mather -- English actor
|
Wikipedia - Aubusson tapestry -- Intangible cultural heritage of tapestry making in Aubusson and the Creuse region of France
|
Wikipedia - Aucher Warner -- West Indian cricketer and Attorney-General of Trinidad and Tobago
|
Wikipedia - Auction -- Process of offerings goods or services up for bid, and either selling to the highest bidder or buying from the lowest bidder
|
Wikipedia - Audio Antihero -- British independent record label
|
Wikipedia - Audio over Ethernet -- Distribution of digital audio across an Ethernet network
|
Wikipedia - Audit -- Systematic and independent examination of books, accounts, documents and vouchers of an organization
|
Wikipedia - Audrey Girouard -- Canadian human computer interaction researcher
|
Wikipedia - Audrey H. Sawyer -- American hydrogeologist researcher
|
Wikipedia - Audrey Rutherford -- Australian bowls player
|
Wikipedia - Auerbach Publishers
|
Wikipedia - Augrabies Falls National Park -- National park in the Northern Cape, South Africa
|
Wikipedia - Augusta Innes Withers -- English natural history illustrator
|
Wikipedia - Augustana College (Illinois) -- Lutheran college in Rock Island, in the northwest part of Illinois, USA
|
Wikipedia - Augustana Divinity School (Neuendettelsau) -- Divinity school of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria
|
Wikipedia - Augustana Lutheran Church (Minneapolis, Minnesota) -- Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota
|
Wikipedia - August Bournonville -- Danish ballet master and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Auguste and Louis Lumiere -- French filmmaker brothers
|
Wikipedia - Auguste Belloc -- French photographer
|
Wikipedia - Auguste Clot -- French lithographer and printer
|
Wikipedia - Auguste Delaherche -- French artist and ceramist
|
Wikipedia - Auguste Kerckhoffs -- Dutch linguist and cryptographer
|
Wikipedia - Auguste-Rosalie Bisson -- French photographer
|
Wikipedia - Auguste Serrurier -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Auguste Van de Verre -- Belgian archer
|
Wikipedia - August Fetscherin -- Swiss physician
|
Wikipedia - August Friedrich Bottcher -- German entomologist
|
Wikipedia - August Herman Halvorsen -- Norwegian politician
|
Wikipedia - August Hermann Francke
|
Wikipedia - August Hermann -- German teacher
|
Wikipedia - August Hermann Zeiz -- German writer
|
Wikipedia - August Herman Pfund
|
Wikipedia - Augustin-Cesar D'Hervilly de Devise -- French cleric
|
Wikipedia - Augustine Herman -- Czech traveller and cartographer
|
Wikipedia - Augustine of Hippo -- Catholic theologian, philosopher, Church Father, bishop and Christian saint (354- 430)
|
Wikipedia - Augustine Washington -- British-American planter, slave owner, and the father of George Washington
|
Wikipedia - Augusto Cabrita -- Portuguese film director and photographer (1923-1993)
|
Wikipedia - Augusto Iturburu -- Ecuadorian teacher and sports journalist
|
Wikipedia - August Schleicher
|
Wikipedia - Augustus Dickens -- Brother of Victorian-era novelist Charles Dickens
|
Wikipedia - Augustus Moore Herring -- Aircraft experimenter
|
Wikipedia - Augustus Stapleton -- English biographer and political pamphleteer
|
Wikipedia - August Wolfstieg -- German librarian and Freemasonry researcher
|
Wikipedia - A Universe from Nothing: Why There is Something Rather than Nothing
|
Wikipedia - Aunt Jemima -- Brand of pancake mix, syrup, and other breakfast foods
|
Wikipedia - Aurelia (mother of Caesar) -- Mother of Roman dictator Julius Caesar
|
Wikipedia - Auriculotherapy -- Pseudocientific alternative medicine practice based on the idea that the ear is a micro system, which reflects the entire body, and that physical, mental or emotional health conditions are treatable by stimulation of the surface of the ear.
|
Wikipedia - Auriga (constellation) -- Constellation in the northern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Au Rocher de Cancale -- restaurant in Paris, France
|
Wikipedia - Aurora and Cephalus -- 1733 painting by Francois Boucher
|
Wikipedia - Aurora Breton -- Mexican archer
|
Wikipedia - Aurora Chin -- Romanian archer
|
Wikipedia - Aurora (heraldry) -- Heraldic charge
|
Wikipedia - Aurore Trayan -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Auroville -- experimental township in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, South India
|
Wikipedia - A (Usher and Zaytoven album) -- 2018 album by Usher and Zaytoven
|
Wikipedia - Ausserordentlicher Professor
|
Wikipedia - Aus tiefer Not schrei ich zu dir -- 1524 Lutheran hymn
|
Wikipedia - Austin Gallagher
|
Wikipedia - Austin Holyoake -- English publisher
|
Wikipedia - Austin Lane Crothers -- American politician (1860-1912)
|
Wikipedia - Austin Letheridge Bender -- American mayor
|
Wikipedia - Austin Post -- American photographer, giaciologist, and mountaineer
|
Wikipedia - Austin Trevor -- Northern Irish actor
|
Wikipedia - Australia (Manic Street Preachers song) -- 1996 single by Manic Street Preachers
|
Wikipedia - Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy -- Academic journal
|
Wikipedia - Australian Book Industry Awards -- Annual publishers' and literary awards held by the Australian Publishers Association
|
Wikipedia - Australian Cattle Dog -- Breed of herding dog originally developed in Australia for droving cattle
|
Wikipedia - Australian Community Media -- Australian regional newspaper publisher and media company
|
Wikipedia - Australian heritage law -- Set of laws in Australia
|
Wikipedia - Australian Labor Party (Northern Territory Branch) -- Territory branch of the Australian Labor Party
|
Wikipedia - Australian magpie -- A medium-sized black and white passerine bird native to Australia and southern New Guinea.
|
Wikipedia - Australian Red Cross Lifeblood -- Blood and other human products bank in Australia
|
Wikipedia - Australian Shepherd -- Shepherding dog breed from the USA
|
Wikipedia - Australia -- Country in the Southern Hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Austria-Netherlands relations -- Bilateral international relations
|
Wikipedia - Austrian Netherlands -- The larger part of the Southern Netherlands between 1714 and 1797
|
Wikipedia - Austro-Hungarian rule in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- 1878-1918 period of rule over Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary
|
Wikipedia - Austroliotia pulcherrima -- Species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk
|
Wikipedia - Austroraptor -- Genus of theropod dinosaurs
|
Wikipedia - Autherine Lucy -- American activist and first African-American to attend the University of Alabama
|
Wikipedia - Authority (sociology) -- The legitimate power which one person or a group holds and exercises over another
|
Wikipedia - Autoconfig -- Amiga system for automatically setting up hardware peripherals
|
Wikipedia - Autokey cipher -- Classic polyalphabetic encryption system
|
Wikipedia - Automated airport weather station -- Automated sensor suites
|
Wikipedia - Automatic diluent valve -- Demand valve to maintain volume of a rebreather loop
|
Wikipedia - Automation Anywhere -- Software company
|
Wikipedia - Automobile graveyard -- A place where abandoned or discarded vehicles are present
|
Wikipedia - Autonegotiation -- Signaling mechanism used by Ethernet by which devices choose common transmission parameters
|
Wikipedia - Autonomic nervous system -- Division of the peripheral nervous system supplying smooth muscle and glands
|
Wikipedia - Autonomous peripheral operation
|
Wikipedia - Autosomal recessive cerebellar ataxia type 1 -- Hereditary ataxia that has material basis in autosomal recessive inheritance
|
Wikipedia - Autosome -- Any chromosome other than a sex chromosome
|
Wikipedia - Autumn de Wilde -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Autumn Durald -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Autumnsong -- Song by Manic Street Preachers
|
Wikipedia - Avalanche effect -- Property of cryptographic algorithms where a small change in the input causes a large change the output
|
Wikipedia - Avatar Meher Baba Trust
|
Wikipedia - Avatha pulcherrima -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - Avengers: Age of Ultron -- 2015 superhero film produced by Marvel Studios
|
Wikipedia - Avengers (comics) in other media -- Marvel Comics team in other media
|
Wikipedia - Avengers (comics) -- Comic book superhero team
|
Wikipedia - Avengers Confidential: Black Widow & Punisher -- 2014 superhero anime film based on Marvel characters
|
Wikipedia - Avengers Confidential: Black Widow > Punisher
|
Wikipedia - Avengers: Endgame -- 2019 superhero film produced by Marvel Studios
|
Wikipedia - Avengers: Infinity War -- 2018 superhero film produced by Marvel Studios
|
Wikipedia - A. Venkatesh (cinematographer) -- Indian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Averroes -- Muslim Andalusi scholar and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Aversion therapy
|
Wikipedia - Avicenna -- Medieval Persian polymath, physician and philosopher (c.980-1037)
|
Wikipedia - Avigail Sperber -- Israeli cinematographer, film director, and LGBTQI activist
|
Wikipedia - Avignon Papacy -- period during which the pope decided to live in Avignon, France rather than in Rome
|
Wikipedia - Avi Gopher -- Archaeologist
|
Wikipedia - Avinash Arun -- Indian cinematographer and director
|
Wikipedia - Avinash Mukherjee -- Indian actor (born 1997)
|
Wikipedia - Avi Nesher -- Israeli film producer & director
|
Wikipedia - A. Vinod Bharathi -- Indian cinematographer (born 1983)
|
Wikipedia - Avionics Full-Duplex Switched Ethernet -- special-purpose Ethernet physical layer for avionics, by Airbus
|
Wikipedia - Avis de Recherche -- Canadian French-language specialty channel
|
Wikipedia - Avital Ronell -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Avram Hershko
|
Wikipedia - Avril Henry -- British university teacher and activist
|
Wikipedia - Avshalom Elitzur -- Israeli physicist and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - AWA Studios -- Comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Awilda Sterling-Duprey -- Puerto Rican artist, dancer, and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - A Woman, My Mother -- 2019 Canadian documentary film
|
Wikipedia - A Woman There Was -- 1919 film by J. Gordon Edwards
|
Wikipedia - Axel Block -- German cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Axel Dreher -- German economist
|
Wikipedia - Axel Fischer -- German politician
|
Wikipedia - Axel Fredrik Bjurstrom -- Swedish newspaper publisher
|
Wikipedia - Axel Honneth -- German philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Axel Hutte -- German photographer
|
Wikipedia - Axel Muller (archer) -- Swiss archer
|
Wikipedia - Axiothea of Phlius -- Ancient greek philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Ax-les-Thermes -- Commune in Occitanie, France
|
Wikipedia - Axum -- Historical town in northern Ethiopia, in the present day of Tigray Region
|
Wikipedia - Ayacucho Quechua -- Dialect of the Southern Quechua language in Peru
|
Wikipedia - Aya Kida -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ayao Emoto -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Ayelet the Kosher Komic -- Orthodox Jewish female stand-up comedian
|
Wikipedia - Ayellet Tal -- Israeli researcher in computational geometry and computer graphics
|
Wikipedia - Ayman Lotfy -- Egyptian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Aymestrey burial -- Beaker cist discovered in Herefordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Aymestrey -- Village in Herefordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Ayn Rand -- Russian-American writer and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Ayya Tathaaloka -- Buddhist teacher
|
Wikipedia - Azawad -- Territory situated in northern Mali
|
Wikipedia - Azeez Mubarak -- Sri Lankan scientist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Azendohsaurus -- Genus of herbivorous Triassic reptile
|
Wikipedia - Azerbaijan State University of Culture and Arts -- Institution of higher education in performing arts
|
Wikipedia - Azerbaijan Teachers' Institute -- Organization for training teachers in Azerbaijan
|
Wikipedia - Azernashr -- Azerbaijani publisher
|
Wikipedia - AZERTY -- Keyboard layout where the first line is "AZERTYUIOP", used for French
|
Wikipedia - Azher Jerjis -- Iraqi writer
|
Wikipedia - Azores Current -- A generally eastward to southeastward-flowing current in the North Atlantic, originating near the Grand Banks of Newfoundland where it splits from Gulf Stream
|
Wikipedia - Azores Triple Junction -- Place where the boundaries of the North American, the Eurasian and the African tectonic plates intersect
|
Wikipedia - Azra Ghani -- British epidemiologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Azra Raza -- Columbia University medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Azra Sherwani -- Actress
|
Wikipedia - Azteca christopherseni -- Species of insect
|
Wikipedia - Aztek (character) -- Name of two DC comics superheroes
|
Wikipedia - Azucena Hernandez -- Spanish actress
|
Wikipedia - Azu Mountain -- Mountain in the Northern Rockies of British Columbia
|
Wikipedia - Azura Thermal Power Station -- Nigerian power station
|
Wikipedia - Azure (heraldry) -- Tincture of blue in heraldry
|
Wikipedia - Azure Sphere
|
Wikipedia - B53 nuclear bomb -- Type of Thermonuclear weapon
|
Wikipedia - Baars, Overijssel -- Small village in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Baba Bhaskar -- Indian choreographer and director
|
Wikipedia - Baba Ghodrat Caravansarai -- Iranian national heritage site
|
Wikipedia - BabaKiueria -- 1986 film by Don Featherstone
|
Wikipedia - Babanka -- urban locality in Cherkasy Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Baba Taher
|
Wikipedia - Babes in Toyland (operetta) -- Operetta by Victor Herbert and Glen MacDonough
|
Wikipedia - Babette Babich -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bab Moulay IsmaM-CM-/l -- Moroccan cultural heritage site
|
Wikipedia - Baby Brother -- 1927 film
|
Wikipedia - Baby Grandmothers -- Swedish psychedelic rock music group
|
Wikipedia - Babylon 5: The Gathering -- 1993 pilot film of the science fiction television series Babylon 5 directed by Richard Compton
|
Wikipedia - Baby Love (Nicole Scherzinger song) -- 2007 single by Nicole Scherzinger and will.i.am
|
Wikipedia - Babyn -- Village in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bachelor Mother (1932 film) -- 1932 film
|
Wikipedia - Bachelor Mother -- 1939 film by Garson Kanin
|
Wikipedia - Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery -- medical school professional degree in UK, Commonwealth, and other countries
|
Wikipedia - Bachue -- Mother goddess in the South American Muisca religion
|
Wikipedia - Back at the Front -- 1952 film by George Sherman
|
Wikipedia - Back-fire -- Explosion that occurs within the exhaust pipes of an internal combustion engine rather than in the combustion chamber
|
Wikipedia - Backing vocalist -- Singer who provides vocal harmony with the lead vocalist or other backing vocalists
|
Wikipedia - Backswamp -- Environment on a floodplain where deposits settle after a flood
|
Wikipedia - Backus Mill Heritage and Conservation Centre -- Defunct gristmill near Port Rowan, Ontario, Canada
|
Wikipedia - Back Yard Burgers -- American regional franchise chain of restaurants in the Southern and Midwestern US
|
Wikipedia - Backyard Wrestling 2: There Goes the Neighborhood -- 2004 video game
|
Wikipedia - Bacon: A Love Story -- Book by Heather Lauer
|
Wikipedia - Bacon's cipher -- Steganography method
|
Wikipedia - Badan Warisan Malaysia -- Heritage building conservation charity
|
Wikipedia - Badarpur-Dullabcherra Passenger -- Train in India
|
Wikipedia - Badass Teachers Association -- Social justice activist organization
|
Wikipedia - Badatz Beit Yosef -- Sephardic kosher certification
|
Wikipedia - Bad Boy (1939 film) -- 1939 film by Herbert Meyer
|
Wikipedia - Bad Boy (Chungha and Christopher song) -- 2020 single by Chungha and Christopher
|
Wikipedia - Badger Pot -- Caves found in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bad Habits (Usher song) -- 2020 song by Usher
|
Wikipedia - Bad Hersfeld
|
Wikipedia - Badjiri language -- Extinct Aboriginal Australian language of southern Queensland
|
Wikipedia - Badjiri -- An Aboriginal Australian people of sourthern Queensland
|
Wikipedia - Badlands -- A type of dry terrain where softer sedimentary rocks and clay-rich soils have been extensively eroded
|
Wikipedia - Badminton Nederland -- Netherlands' governing body for badminton
|
Wikipedia - Bad Mothers -- 2019 Australian television series
|
Wikipedia - Bad Teacher -- 2011 film by Jake Kasdan
|
Wikipedia - Baen Books -- American science fiction and fantasy publisher
|
Wikipedia - Baerresen Brothers -- Danish-American architects
|
Wikipedia - Baffles (submarine) -- Areas behind a submarine or ship where sonar cannot hear
|
Wikipedia - Bagheera -- Fictional panther from Kipling's Jungle Book
|
Wikipedia - Bagher Babashah Ashtiani -- Iranian jurist
|
Wikipedia - Bagher Shirazi -- Iranian professor and architect
|
Wikipedia - BagsvM-CM-&rd Church -- Lutheran church in BagsvM-CM-&rd, Denmark, designed by Jorn Utzon
|
Wikipedia - Baha' al-din al-'Amili -- Iranian Shia Islamic scholar, philosopher, architect, mathematician, astronomer and poet
|
Wikipedia - Bahaettin Rahmi Bediz -- Turkish photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bahariasauridae -- Probable family of averostran theropods
|
Wikipedia - Baheri railway station -- Rail station in Uttar Pradesh, India
|
Wikipedia - Bahmani Sultanate -- Former Muslim state in Southern India
|
Wikipedia - Bahrynivka -- Village in Cherkasy Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bahya ben Asher -- A rabbi and scholar of Judaism
|
Wikipedia - Bail out to open circuit -- Abort a rebreather dive and surface using open circuit scuba
|
Wikipedia - Bairaky -- Village in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bair BadM-CM-+nov -- Russian archer
|
Wikipedia - Baishe Srabon -- 2011 film by Srijit Mukherji
|
Wikipedia - Bait-and-switch -- form of fraud used in retail sales or in other contexts
|
Wikipedia - Bajazid Doda -- Albanian ethnographic writer and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bajro Cenanovic -- Bosnia and Herzegovina speed skater
|
Wikipedia - Baker Hot Springs -- Geothermal springs
|
Wikipedia - Bakerloo line extension -- Proposed southern extension of the London Underground
|
Wikipedia - Baker Publishing Group -- American Christian book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Baklanova Muraviyka -- Village in Kulykivka Raion, Chernihiv Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Balamutivka -- Commune in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Balanced budget -- Financial plan where revenues equal expenses
|
Wikipedia - Balanced flow -- Model of atmospheric motion
|
Wikipedia - Balangoda Ananda Maitreya Thero
|
Wikipedia - Balarama -- Hindu god and brother of Krishna
|
Wikipedia - Balatlar Church -- Byzantine church in northern Turkey
|
Wikipedia - Balatonlelle -- Town in Southern Transdanubia, Hungary
|
Wikipedia - Balbriggan -- Town in northern Fingal, County Dublin, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Balhae -- Ancient kingdom in Manchuria, northern Korean peninsula and the Russian Far East (698-926)
|
Wikipedia - Balkivtsi -- Commune in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Ball-and-socket joint -- Ball-shaped surface of one rounded bone fits into the cup-like depression of another bone
|
Wikipedia - Ballantine Books -- American book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Ballas -- Shards of non-gem-grade/quality, spherical diamonds with no crystal form
|
Wikipedia - Ballinteer -- Southern suburb of Dublin, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Balls 8 -- Retired Boeing NB-52B mothership
|
Wikipedia - Ballybough -- Northern inner city district of Dublin, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Ballycoos -- Townland in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Ballygammon -- Townland in County Antrim, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Ballyhackamore -- Townland in County Down, Northern Ireland, suburb of Belfast
|
Wikipedia - Ballymena Borough Council -- Former local authority of Ballymena, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Ballymena -- a town in County Antrim, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Ballymurphy massacre -- 1971 massacre in Belfast, Northern Ireland, by the British Army
|
Wikipedia - Ballynahinch River -- River in County Down, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Balmoral Park, Lisburn -- exhibition park in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Baloskion gracile -- Perennial herb found near Sydney in Australia
|
Wikipedia - Balrothery
|
Wikipedia - Balsam (drink) -- Eastern European herbal liqueur
|
Wikipedia - Baltasar Gracian -- Spanish Jesuit and baroque prose writer and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Baltic Sea -- Sea in Northern Europe
|
Wikipedia - Baltic Shield -- A segment of the Earth's crust in the East European Craton, representing a large part of Fennoscandia, northwestern Russia and the northern Baltic Sea
|
Wikipedia - Baluchitherium
|
Wikipedia - Balzhinima Tsyrempilov -- Russian archer
|
Wikipedia - Bamapada Mukherjee -- Indian politician
|
Wikipedia - Bamboo weaving -- Type of bambooworking that weaves strips of bamboo together to form an object or pattern
|
Wikipedia - BaM-CM-1os de Coamo -- Puerto Rico's only thermal springs
|
Wikipedia - BaM-EM-^_ak DemirtaM-EM-^_ -- Kurdish teacher in Turkey
|
Wikipedia - BAM! Entertainment -- American dormant video game publisher
|
Wikipedia - B&H Airlines -- Former flag carrier of Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Bamsi Beyrek -- Legendary hero
|
Wikipedia - Banana belt -- Segment of a larger geographic region that enjoys warmer weather conditions than the region
|
Wikipedia - Banbridge -- Town in County Down, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Banbury and Bicester College -- Further education college in Oxfordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Bandai Namco Entertainment -- Japanese video game developer and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Banda Sea Triple Junction -- Point where the boundaries of the Indo-Australian Plate, the Pacific Plate and the Eurasian Plate meet
|
Wikipedia - Banded honeyeater -- Species of honeyeater in the family Meliphagidae with a characteristic narrow black band across its white underparts. It is endemic to tropical northern Australia.
|
Wikipedia - Bandel Thermal Power Station -- Thermal plant in India
|
Wikipedia - Banderole -- A comparatively small but long flag or banner, historically used by knights and on ships, and as a heraldic device for representing bishops
|
Wikipedia - Band gap -- Energy range in a solid where no electron states can exist
|
Wikipedia - Bandi Narayanaswamy -- Author and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Band of Brothers (miniseries) -- American TV mini-series
|
Wikipedia - Band of Brothers (TV series) -- South Korean television series
|
Wikipedia - Bandolier -- Pocketed belt worn to hold either individual bullets, or belts of ammunition
|
Wikipedia - Bane in other media -- Depictions of Bane outside comic books
|
Wikipedia - Banff Upper Hot Springs -- Thermal springs in Canada
|
Wikipedia - Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) -- 1966 song by Cher
|
Wikipedia - Bangladesh Fisheries Research Institute -- Government organization in Mymensingh, Bangladesh
|
Wikipedia - Bangladesh Institute of Child and Mother Health -- Medical research institute in Bangladesh
|
Wikipedia - Bangladeshi Photographers -- Online Flickr group
|
Wikipedia - Bangor Normal College -- Former teacher training college in Bangor, Wales
|
Wikipedia - Bang's theorem on tetrahedra -- On angles formed when a sphere is inscribed within a tetrahedron
|
Wikipedia - Banished from the Heroes' Party -- Japanese light novel series
|
Wikipedia - Banked turn -- Inclination of road or surface other than flat
|
Wikipedia - Banksia dentata -- A tree in the family Proteaceae which occurs across northern Australia, southern New Guinea and the Aru Islands
|
Wikipedia - Banksia ericifolia -- A woody shrub of the family Proteaceae native to Australia and found in Central and Northern New South Wales
|
Wikipedia - Banksia violacea -- A shrub or tree in the family Proteaceae found in low shrubland in southern regions of Western Australia
|
Wikipedia - Banksia xylothemelia -- Species of shrub in the family Proteaceae endemic to southern Western Australia
|
Wikipedia - Bank vault -- Secure space where money, valuables, records, and documents are stored
|
Wikipedia - Banner -- Flag or other piece of cloth bearing a symbol, logo, slogan or other message
|
Wikipedia - Banri Namikawa -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bantam Books -- Publisher from the USA
|
Wikipedia - Bantayog ng mga Bayani -- Memorial dedicated to the victims and heroes of the Ferdinand Marcos dictatorship
|
Wikipedia - Banyliv Pidhirnyi -- Commune in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bap Kennedy -- Northern Irish singer, songwriter and guitarist
|
Wikipedia - Baptism (Lutheran Church)
|
Wikipedia - Bar 20 Rides Again -- 1935 film by Howard Bretherton
|
Wikipedia - Barabbas (1961 film) -- 1961 film by Richard Fleischer
|
Wikipedia - Barack Obama Sr. -- Economist, father of Barack Obama jr.
|
Wikipedia - Baranha people -- Aboriginal Australian people of northern Queensland
|
Wikipedia - Baranof Warm Springs (thermal mineral springs) -- Thermal spring
|
Wikipedia - Barauni Thermal Power Station -- Building in India
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Adam -- British university teacher and writer
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Archer -- British actress
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Baarsma -- Dutch economist and university teacher
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Blaugdone -- English Quaker preacher
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Bolte -- Canadian musician and music teacher
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Boucher Owens -- American computer scientist
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Buchholz -- German composer and theremin player
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Burford -- medical researcher, civil servant and writer
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Cassin -- French philologist and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Dockar Drysdale -- Psychotherapist
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Doherty -- American educator and theologian
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Dosher -- American psychologist
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Ess -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Everitt Bryant -- American market researcher
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Fletcher (gymnast) -- Australian gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Goleman -- American teacher from Florida
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Herman
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Herrnstein Smith -- American literary critic and theorist
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Hershey -- American actress
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Hickey -- Canadian-born American oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Imperiali -- British chemistry researcher
|
Wikipedia - Barbara K. Charbonneau-Dahlen -- Pembina Chippewa advocate and nursing researcher
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Maher -- British physicist
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Mawer -- British biochemist and medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Barbara M-CM-^Alvarez -- Argentine film cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Mensing -- German archer
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Metselaar Berthold -- German photographer and filmmaker
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Noske -- Dutch philosopher and anthropologist
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Pflaum -- Austrian photographer and photojournalist
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Rae-Venter -- American genetic researcher and retired patent attorney
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Scholz -- American philosopher of science
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Seagram -- Canadian contract bridge teacher, writer, and administrator
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Sher -- American writer
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Sherwood Lollar -- Canadian geologist and academic
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Spohr -- Canadian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Stauffacher Solomon -- American landscape architect and graphic designer
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Tsakirgis -- American archaeologist and university teacher
|
Wikipedia - Barbara Van Cleve -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Barbarian kingdoms -- Kingdoms dominated by northern European tribes established all over the Mediterranean after Barbarian Invasions
|
Wikipedia - Barbarita Lara -- Chilean engineer and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Barb Fisher -- Canadian politician
|
Wikipedia - Barb Wire -- Dark Horse Comics superhero character
|
Wikipedia - Barcode printer -- Computer peripheral to print barcode labels or tags
|
Wikipedia - Bardaisan -- Syrian gnostic, scientist, philosopher and poet
|
Wikipedia - Bare-Fisted Gallagher -- 1919 western film directed by Joseph Franz
|
Wikipedia - Barefoot to Herat -- 2002 film by Majid Majidi
|
Wikipedia - Bare king -- Chess position where one side has only a king
|
Wikipedia - Barents Sea -- marginal sea of the Arctic Ocean, off the northern coasts of Norway and Russia
|
Wikipedia - BarfuM-CM-^_iger Februar -- Book by Herta Muller
|
Wikipedia - Bargerveen Nature Reserve -- Nature reserve in Drenthe, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Barghest -- Mythical creature in Northern English folklore
|
Wikipedia - BariM-EM-^_ Dilaver -- Turkish ballet dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Baritsu -- Fictional martial art in the Sherlock Holmes series
|
Wikipedia - Barlaam of Khutyn -- Russian hermit
|
Wikipedia - Barmanou -- Humanoid cryptid from northern Pakistan and Afghanistan
|
Wikipedia - Barnaby Bernard Lintot -- 17th/18th-century English publisher
|
Wikipedia - Barney Fisher -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Barney Stinson -- Fictional character from How I Met Your Mother
|
Wikipedia - Barnhart Brothers & Spindler -- American type foundry
|
Wikipedia - Barometer -- Scientific instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure
|
Wikipedia - Baronet -- A hereditary title awarded by the British Crown
|
Wikipedia - Baron Greenhill -- British hereditary peer
|
Wikipedia - Baron Haden-Guest -- A title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom currently held by U.S. film director Christopher Guest
|
Wikipedia - Baron Herbert -- Title in the Peerage of England
|
Wikipedia - Baron Morris -- Set of several hereditary and life peerages
|
Wikipedia - Baron (photographer) -- English photographer
|
Wikipedia - Baron Wolman -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Barrage balloon -- Large balloon tethered with metal cables
|
Wikipedia - Barra Head -- Southernmost island of the Outer Hebrides in Scotland
|
Wikipedia - Barrantes District -- district in Flores canton, Heredia province, Costa Rica
|
Wikipedia - Barratt-Priddy theorem -- Connects the homology of the symmetric groups with mapping spaces of spheres
|
Wikipedia - Barrel cortex -- Region of the somatosensory cortex in some rodents and other species
|
Wikipedia - Barren vegetation -- Area of land where plant growth may be limited
|
Wikipedia - Bar Rescue -- Reality television series hosted by Jon Taffer wherein said host attempts to rescue failing bars
|
Wikipedia - Barret Oliver -- American actor and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Barrier layer (oceanography) -- A layer of water separating the well-mixed surface layer from the thermocline
|
Wikipedia - Barrister -- Lawyer specialized in court representation in Wales, England and some other jurisdictions
|
Wikipedia - Barrow Creek, Northern Territory
|
Wikipedia - Barrow Hepburn & Gale -- British luxury leather goods manufacturer
|
Wikipedia - Barry Anderson (composer) -- New Zealand-born composer, teacher and pioneer in electroacoustic music
|
Wikipedia - Barry Cunningham (publisher) -- British publisher
|
Wikipedia - Barry Hills Further Flight Stakes -- Flat horse race in Britain
|
Wikipedia - Barry Leiba -- American computer scientist and software researcher
|
Wikipedia - Barry McElduff -- Northern Irish Sinn Fein politician
|
Wikipedia - Barry Mills (Aryan Brotherhood) -- American murderer
|
Wikipedia - Barry Prima -- Indonesian actor, stuntman, fight choreographer, and martial artist
|
Wikipedia - Barry Sherman -- Canadian businessman and philanthropist
|
Wikipedia - Barry Smith (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Barry Sonnenfeld -- American film director and cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Barry Stevens (therapist)
|
Wikipedia - Bartholf Senff -- German music publisher
|
Wikipedia - Bartholomew of Bologna (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Bartine Hot Springs -- Thermal spring
|
Wikipedia - Bartosz Mikos -- Polish archer
|
Wikipedia - Bart the Mother -- Third episode of the tenth season of ''The Simpsons''
|
Wikipedia - Baruch Spinoza -- 17th century philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Barungguan -- An Aboriginal Australian people of Cape York Peninsula, Northern Queensland
|
Wikipedia - Barun Mukherji (cinematographer) -- Indian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Barva (canton) -- canton in Heredia province, Costa Rica
|
Wikipedia - Barva -- district in Barva canton, Heredia province, Costa Rica
|
Wikipedia - Barycenter -- Center of mass of multiple bodies orbiting each other
|
Wikipedia - Barytheriidae -- Extinct family of proboscideans
|
Wikipedia - Bar zither -- Musical instrument
|
Wikipedia - Basava -- 12th-century Hindu philosopher, statesman, Kannada Bhakti poet of Lingayatism
|
Wikipedia - Basay language -- Extinct Formosan language of northern Taiwan
|
Wikipedia - Baseband processor -- In smartphones and other radio network interface devices
|
Wikipedia - Basement high -- A portion of the basement in a sedimentary basin that is higher than its surroundings
|
Wikipedia - Base pair -- Unit consisting of two nucleobases bound to each other by hydrogen bonds
|
Wikipedia - Baserri -- Traditional half-timbered or stone-built type of housebarn farmhouse found in the Basque Country in Northern Spain and Southwestern France
|
Wikipedia - Bas Haring -- Dutch Philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bashful Brother Oswald -- American musician
|
Wikipedia - Basic Books -- American book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Basic fibroblast growth factor -- Growth factor and signaling protein otherwise known as FGF2
|
Wikipedia - Basil Fulford Lowther Clarke -- British priest
|
Wikipedia - Basilica and Convent of San Francisco, Lima -- Cultural heritage site in Peru
|
Wikipedia - Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Pondicherry
|
Wikipedia - Basilides -- 2nd century Christian Gnostic religious teacher based in Alexandria
|
Wikipedia - Basilisa Ygnalaga -- Filipino archer
|
Wikipedia - Basil McIvor -- Northern Irish politician
|
Wikipedia - Basil -- Species of plant, important culinary herb
|
Wikipedia - Basionym -- Scientific name on which another scientific name is based
|
Wikipedia - Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery
|
Wikipedia - Basra Sports City -- Sports complex in Basra, southern Iraq
|
Wikipedia - Bass Brothers production discography -- List of songs produced by the Bass Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Bass-Quillen conjecture -- Would relate vector bundles over a regular Noetherian ring and over a polynomial ring
|
Wikipedia - Bastard (law of England and Wales) -- Person whose parents were not married at the time of his or her birth
|
Wikipedia - Basudevapur -- Village development committee in Bheri Zone, Nepal
|
Wikipedia - Batanyili -- Community in the Northern Region of Ghana
|
Wikipedia - Batavia Stad Fashion Outlet -- Factory outlet center in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Batcave -- Secret headquarters of the fictional DC Comics superhero Batman
|
Wikipedia - Batcher's sort
|
Wikipedia - Bates method -- Ineffective alternative eyesight improvement therapy
|
Wikipedia - Bath Crashers -- Television series
|
Wikipedia - Bathers at Asnieres -- Painting by Georges Seurat
|
Wikipedia - Bathsheba at Her Bath (Rembrandt) -- Oil painting by Rembrandt
|
Wikipedia - Bathsheba at her Bath (Ricci) -- Painting by Sebastiano Ricci
|
Wikipedia - Bathsheba at her Bath (Veronese) -- Painting by Paolo Veronese
|
Wikipedia - Bathysphere -- Unpowered spherical deep-sea observation submersible lowered on a cable
|
Wikipedia - Bathytheristes -- Extinct Chimaera genus from the Jurassic
|
Wikipedia - Bathythermograph -- Device that holds a temperature sensor and a transducer to detect changes in water temperature versus depth
|
Wikipedia - Bat Lash -- fictional Western superhero in the DC Universe
|
Wikipedia - Batman & Robin (film) -- 1997 film directed by Joel Schumacher
|
Wikipedia - Batman Begins -- 2005 film by Christopher Nolan
|
Wikipedia - Batman Forever -- 1995 film directed by Joel Schumacher
|
Wikipedia - Batman: Gotham Knight -- Japanese animated superhero anthology film about Batman
|
Wikipedia - Batman in film -- Film adaptations of the DC Comics superhero Batman
|
Wikipedia - Batman: Under the Red Hood -- 2010 direct-to-video animated superhero film directed by Brandon Vietti
|
Wikipedia - Batman vs. Robin -- 2015 animated superhero film directed by Jay Oliva
|
Wikipedia - Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles -- 2019 animated crossover superhero film
|
Wikipedia - Batman -- Fictional superhero
|
Wikipedia - Batmobile -- Automobile of DC Comics superhero Batman
|
Wikipedia - Baton sinister -- Heraldic charge
|
Wikipedia - Battle at Herdaler
|
Wikipedia - Battle Ground (The Dresden Files) -- Book by Jim Butcher
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Arnhem -- Failed British airborne operation in Arnhem, Netherlands. Part of Operation Market Garden
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Buir Lake -- 1388 battle between Ming and Northern Yuan
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Changping -- Battle where the Qin state decisively defeats the Zhao state
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Chausa -- a military engagement between Humayun and Sher Shah Suri
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Cheriton -- A Battle that took place in 1644 during the First English Civil War
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Clitheroe -- 1138 battle between Scotland and England
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Corycus -- Naval battle where Rome and Pergamon defeat the Seleucids
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Didgori -- 1121 battle where the Kingdom of Georgia decisively defeated the Great Seljuq Empire
|
Wikipedia - Battle of El Herri -- A battle against French protectorate of Morocco; Zaians defeat Fourth French Republic in 1914
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Hatcher's Run -- Battle of the American Civil War
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Heraclea -- battle in 280 BC between the Romans and Greeks commanded by Pyrrhus
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Heraklion -- World War II battle in Crete
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Hightower -- Battle in the Cherokee-American wars
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Lugdunum -- Massive battle where Septimius Serverus defeats Clodius Albinus
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Magnesia -- Battle where Rome and Pergamon defeat the Seleucids
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Musa Qala -- 2007 British-led military action in Helmand Province, southern Afghanistan
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Myonessus -- Naval battle where Rome and Rhodes defeat the Seleucids
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Palnadu -- 12th-century battle in Southern India
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Praga (1705) -- Battle in the Great Northern War
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Pydna -- Battle of the Third Macedonian War, where the Romans cripple Macedon
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Ridgeway -- Battle between the Fenian Brotherhood and the Province of Canada; Fenian victory
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Schooneveld -- Two naval battles of the Franco-Dutch War, fought off the Netherlands coast on 7 June and 14 June 1673
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Southern Buh
|
Wikipedia - Battle of the Admin Box -- Battle on the Southern Front of the Burma Campaign during World War II
|
Wikipedia - Battle of the Eurymedon (190 BC) -- Naval battle where Rhodes defeat the Seleucids
|
Wikipedia - Battle of the Gates of Trajan -- A battle where First Bulgarian Empire defeats the Eastern Roman Empire
|
Wikipedia - Battle of the Herrings -- A battle during the Hundred Years' War
|
Wikipedia - Battle of Thermopylae (191 BC) -- Battle where Rome defeat the Seleucids and the Aetolian League
|
Wikipedia - Battle of the Southern Carpathians -- World War I battle
|
Wikipedia - Battle on the Ice -- Part of Northern Crusades
|
Wikipedia - Battle-Pieces and Aspects of the War -- Poetry book by Herman Melville
|
Wikipedia - Batwoman (season 2) -- Second season of the superhero television series
|
Wikipedia - Batwoman (TV series) -- 2019 American superhero television series
|
Wikipedia - Bauddhayan Mukherji -- Indian film director (born 1973)
|
Wikipedia - Bauria -- Genus of therapsids from the Earlt Triassic of South Africa
|
Wikipedia - Bauxite and Northern Railway -- Railroad in the United States
|
Wikipedia - B.A. Van Sise -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bayardo Bar attack -- 1975 terrorist attack in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bayard Wootten -- American photographer known for naming Pepsi Cola
|
Wikipedia - Bay Area News Group -- California newspaper publisher
|
Wikipedia - Bayerbacher Bach -- River in Germany
|
Wikipedia - Bayerischer Kunstforderpreis -- Bavarian arts and literary prize
|
Wikipedia - Bayerischer Rundfunk -- public-service radio and television broadcaster based in Munich
|
Wikipedia - Bayfordbury Observatory -- Observatory in Hertfordshire, England, UK
|
Wikipedia - Bay of Campeche -- A bight in the southern area of the Gulf of Mexico
|
Wikipedia - Ba Yongshan -- Chinese archer
|
Wikipedia - Bayo Omoboriowo -- Nigerian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bayreuth Festspielhaus -- Opera house and cultural heritage monument in Bavaria, Germany
|
Wikipedia - Bazoline Estelle Usher -- 20th-century American educator
|
Wikipedia - BBC Elstree Centre -- Television production facility in Hertfordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - BBC Hereford & Worcester -- BBC Local Radio service for Herefordshire and Worcestershire, England
|
Wikipedia - BBC Northern Ireland -- Main public service broadcaster in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - BBC Radio Foyle -- Radio station in Derry, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - BBC Radio Ulster -- Radio station in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - BBC Southern Counties Radio -- Former BBC Local Radio service for Surrey and Sussex
|
Wikipedia - BBC Three Counties Radio -- BBC Local Radio service for the English counties of Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire
|
Wikipedia - BBC Weather -- BBC's department in charge of broadcasting weather forecasts
|
Wikipedia - BB Good (song) -- 2008 song by Jonas Brothers
|
Wikipedia - B.B. King Museum -- Museum celebrating the cultural heritage of the Mississippi Delta
|
Wikipedia - B.C. Butcher -- 2016 horror comedy film by Kansas Bowling
|
Wikipedia - Bcher Memorial Prize
|
Wikipedia - Bchernata -- Greek Orthodox village in Koura District of Lebanon
|
Wikipedia - B. Dhananjay -- Choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Bdnews24.com -- Bilingual (English and Bengali) news publisher, 24/7
|
Wikipedia - Be2gether -- Music and arts festival held in Lithuania
|
Wikipedia - Beach at Scheveningen in Stormy Weather -- Painting by Vincent van Gogh
|
Wikipedia - Beach Party -- 1963 film by William Asher
|
Wikipedia - Beach pizza -- Style of pizza local to coastal northern New England
|
Wikipedia - Beach -- Area of loose particles at the edge of the sea or other body of water
|
Wikipedia - Beacon Press -- American non-profit book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Beall's List -- Defunct website listing predatory open-access publishers and journals
|
Wikipedia - Bea Orpen -- Irish landscape and portrait painter and teacher
|
Wikipedia - BEAR and LION ciphers
|
Wikipedia - Bearing (navigation) -- In navigation, horizontal angle between the direction of an object and another object
|
Wikipedia - Bear River Band of the Rohnerville Rancheria
|
Wikipedia - Bear River (Feather River tributary) -- River in California, United States
|
Wikipedia - Bear River (Great Salt Lake) -- River in southwestern Wyoming, southeastern Idaho, and northern Utah
|
Wikipedia - Bear Ye One Another's Burden -- 1988 film
|
Wikipedia - Beasts of the Southern Wild -- 2012 film
|
Wikipedia - Beata Iwanek -- Polish archer
|
Wikipedia - Beate Heinemann -- German university teacher
|
Wikipedia - Beate Hermelin -- German-born experimental psychologist
|
Wikipedia - Beate Hofmann -- German Lutheran bishop
|
Wikipedia - Beate West-Leuer -- German psychotherapist and academic
|
Wikipedia - Beatrice Cherrier -- French economic historian
|
Wikipedia - Beatrice Hill-Lowe -- Irish archer
|
Wikipedia - Beatrice M. Sweeney -- American plant physiologist and circadian rhythms researcher (1914-1989)
|
Wikipedia - Beatrice Waithera Maina -- Kenyan journalist and Human Rights Activist
|
Wikipedia - Beatrix of the Netherlands -- Queen of the Netherlands (1980-2013)
|
Wikipedia - Beatrix Sherman -- American artist
|
Wikipedia - Beatriz Bracher -- Brazilian writer
|
Wikipedia - Beatriz Enriquez de Arana -- Mistress of Christopher Columbus
|
Wikipedia - Beaufort's Dyke -- Oceanic trench between Northern Ireland and Scotland
|
Wikipedia - Beau Geste Press -- Former English publisher
|
Wikipedia - Beau Ideal -- 1931 film by Herbert Brenon
|
Wikipedia - Beaumont and Fletcher folios
|
Wikipedia - Beaumont and Fletcher
|
Wikipedia - Beaune Altarpiece -- 15th-century Netherlandish painting
|
Wikipedia - Beautiful Boy: A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction -- 2008 memoir by David Sheff
|
Wikipedia - Becher Chase -- Steeplechase horse race in Britain
|
Wikipedia - Becherovka -- Herbal bitters from the Czech Republic
|
Wikipedia - Becher's Brook -- Fence jumped during the Grand National
|
Wikipedia - Bechuanaland Protectorate -- British protectorate in southern Africa, became Botswana in 1966
|
Wikipedia - Becker muscular dystrophy -- X-linked recessive inherited disorder characterized by slowly progressive muscle weakness of the legs and pelvis
|
Wikipedia - Beck Weathers -- American writer
|
Wikipedia - Becky Parker -- British physicist and physics teacher
|
Wikipedia - Becky Sharp (film) -- 1935 film by Rouben Mamoulian, Lowell Sherman
|
Wikipedia - Becky Umeh -- Nigerian artistic director, choreographer, singer, actress, and dancer
|
Wikipedia - Becoming Astrid -- 2018 Danish-Swedish film directed by Pernille Fischer Christensen
|
Wikipedia - Becoming Billie Holiday -- 2008 book by Carole Boston Weatherford
|
Wikipedia - Beda Mayr -- Bavarian Benedictine philosopher, apologist, and poet
|
Wikipedia - Be d'interes cultural -- Andorran name for a National Heritage Site listed by the Andorran heritage register, Patrimoni Cultural
|
Wikipedia - Bed Intruder Song -- 2010 single by Antoine Dodson and The Gregory Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Bedside Press -- Canadian comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Beebe Hydrothermal Vent Field
|
Wikipedia - Beecher Island -- A sandbar located along the lower course of the Arikaree River
|
Wikipedia - Been There Done That (NOTD song) -- 2018 single by Swedish duo NOTD
|
Wikipedia - Beer garden -- Outdoor area in which beer, other drinks, and local food are served
|
Wikipedia - Bee Scherer -- German historian of religion
|
Wikipedia - Beeston Hill Y Station -- Secret listening station located on Beeston Hill, Sheringham
|
Wikipedia - Before the Flood (film) -- 2016 film by Fisher Stevens
|
Wikipedia - Befreiungshalle -- Architectural heritage monument in Germany
|
Wikipedia - Beggars Bush, Dublin -- Southern inner city locality in Dublin city, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Beggar thy neighbour -- Economic improvement attempt that causes worse conditions for other countries
|
Wikipedia - Begging the question -- Type of fallacy, where a proposition is assumed as a premise, which itself needs proof and directly entails the conclusion
|
Wikipedia - Begging -- practice of imploring others to grant a favor with little or no expectation of reciprocation
|
Wikipedia - Begijnhof, Utrecht -- Inner court in Utrecht, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Begonia sutherlandii -- Species of flowering plant
|
Wikipedia - Begul LokluoM-DM-^_lu -- Turkish archer
|
Wikipedia - Begum Jaan -- 2017 Hindi film by Srijit Mukherji
|
Wikipedia - Begum Khaleda Zia: Her Life Her Story -- Collection of autobiographical books
|
Wikipedia - Behavioral activation -- behavior therapy for treating depression
|
Wikipedia - Behavioral contagion -- Spontaneous, unsolicited and uncritical imitation of another's behavior
|
Wikipedia - Behavioral modeling in computer-aided design -- High-level circuit modeling technique where behavior of logic is modeled
|
Wikipedia - Behavioral therapy
|
Wikipedia - Behaviorism -- A systematic approach to understanding the behavior of humans and other animals
|
Wikipedia - Behavior therapy
|
Wikipedia - Behaviour therapy
|
Wikipedia - Behbud Khan Cherkes -- 17th century Safavid official and provincial governor
|
Wikipedia - Behemoth Comics -- American comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Be Here Now (book) -- 1971 book by Richard Alpert
|
Wikipedia - Be Here Now Tour -- 1997-1998 concert tour by Oasis
|
Wikipedia - Be Here to Love Me -- 2004 film by Margaret Brown
|
Wikipedia - Behind Her Eyes (novel) -- 2017 thriller novel by Sarah Pinborough
|
Wikipedia - Behind the Green Door: the Sequel -- 1986 film by Mitchell brothers
|
Wikipedia - Behrend's theorem -- On subsets of the integers in which no member of the set is a multiple of any other
|
Wikipedia - Beijing Cultural Heritage Protection Center -- Chinese grassroots non-profit organization
|
Wikipedia - Beira (mythology) -- Mother goddess in Scottish mythology
|
Wikipedia - Beistegui Hermanos -- Spanish bicycle manufacturer
|
Wikipedia - Bela Ervin Graf und Freiherr von Bothmer zu Schwegerhoff -- Hungarian military officer
|
Wikipedia - Bela Herczeg -- Hungarian gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Bela Nagy (archer) -- Hungarian archer
|
Wikipedia - Belane Mocsary -- Hungarian geographer
|
Wikipedia - Belarusian State Academy of Arts -- Higher education in Minsk, Belarus
|
Wikipedia - Bela Seshe -- 2015 film by Nandita Roy, Shiboprosad Mukherjee
|
Wikipedia - Belbhar -- Village development committee in Bheri Zone, Nepal
|
Wikipedia - Belcher-Ogden Mansion; Benjamin Price House; and Price-Brittan House Historic District -- Historic district in New Jersey, United States
|
Wikipedia - Belchertown, Massachusetts
|
Wikipedia - Belen Bermejo -- Spanish publisher
|
Wikipedia - Belen (canton) -- canton in Heredia province, Costa Rica
|
Wikipedia - Belfast City Centre -- central business district of Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Belfast City Hall -- Civic building in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Belfast Community Radio -- Former community radio station in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Belfast quarters -- Distinctive cultural zones within the city of Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Belfast Telegraph -- Daily newspaper published in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Belfast -- Capital and chief port of Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Belgacem Bouguenna -- Tunisian singer and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Belgisch Park -- Neighbourhood in The Hague, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Believe (Cher song) -- 1998 single by Cher
|
Wikipedia - Believer's baptism -- Person is baptized on the basis of his or her profession of faith in Jesus Christ
|
Wikipedia - Believe (The Chemical Brothers song) -- 2005 single by The Chemical Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Bellamkonda Ramaraya Kavindrulu -- Indian poet, scholar, philosopher (1875-1914)
|
Wikipedia - Belle Archer -- American actress and singer
|
Wikipedia - Belle Davis -- American choreographer, dancer and singer (1874 - 1938)
|
Wikipedia - Bell Features -- Defunct Canadian comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Bellingshausen Sea -- A part of the Southern Ocean along the west side of the Antarctic Peninsula, west of Alexander Island, east of Cape Flying Fish on Thurston Island
|
Wikipedia - Bell-Northern Research
|
Wikipedia - Bellwether -- person who indicates trends
|
Wikipedia - Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction -- Non-equilibrium thermodynamic reaction
|
Wikipedia - Beloved (1934 film) -- 1934 film by Victor Schertzinger
|
Wikipedia - Beloved Fatherland Party -- Political party in Paraguay
|
Wikipedia - Below Her Mouth -- 2016 film directed by April Mullen
|
Wikipedia - Below the Line (1925 film) -- 1925 film by Herman C. Raymaker
|
Wikipedia - Belpahar English Medium School -- Primary, middle, higher, 10+2 school in Odisha, India
|
Wikipedia - Belted kingfisher -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - Belt of Venus -- Atmospheric phenomenon
|
Wikipedia - Belvedere (M. C. Escher) -- Lithograph print by the Dutch artist M. C. Escher
|
Wikipedia - Belvoir Park Forest -- Park in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Ben 10/Generator Rex: Heroes United -- A crossover episode between Ben 10: Ultimate Alien and Generator Rex
|
Wikipedia - Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix -- 2007 animated superhero film
|
Wikipedia - Benbradagh -- Mountain in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Ben Brantley -- American theater critic, journalist, editor, publisher and writer
|
Wikipedia - Ben Brocklehurst -- English cricketer and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Ben Carruthers -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Benchmarking -- Process of comparing one's business processes and performance metrics to others in the industry
|
Wikipedia - Ben Cropp -- Australian documentary filmmaker, conservationist and spearfisherman
|
Wikipedia - Bend (heraldry) -- Heraldic ordinary
|
Wikipedia - Ben Downing (writer) -- American writer, editor, and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Ben Dunn -- American comic book artist and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Ben Easter -- American adult film actor and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Beneath the Wheel -- 1906 novel by Hermann Hesse
|
Wikipedia - Benedetta Willis -- One of the first women RAF pilots to get her wings
|
Wikipedia - Benedetto Croce -- Italian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Benedicaria -- Folk traditions of Southern Italy
|
Wikipedia - Benedicte Kurzen -- French photographer and photojournalist
|
Wikipedia - Benedictine -- French herbal liqueur
|
Wikipedia - Benedict McGowan and Others v Labour Court and Others -- Irish Supreme Court case
|
Wikipedia - Benedict Samuel -- Actor, writer and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Benedict Spence -- English cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Benedikt Paul Gocke -- German philosopher and theologian
|
Wikipedia - Beneficiary -- Person or other legal entity who receives money or other benefits from a benefactor
|
Wikipedia - Bene Gesserit -- Fictional organization in the Dune franchise created by Frank Herbert
|
Wikipedia - Beneventan script -- Medieval script developed in southern Italy
|
Wikipedia - Ben Gathercole -- Australian coach (b. 1965, d. 2001)
|
Wikipedia - Bengt Berg (ornithologist) -- Swedish photographer, scientist and writer
|
Wikipedia - Benign water diving -- Diving in environments of low risk, where it is extremely unlikely or impossible for the diver to get lost or entrapped, or be exposed to hazards other than the basic underwater environment
|
Wikipedia - Benilde or the Virgin Mother -- 1975 film
|
Wikipedia - Benita Asas Manterola -- Spanish teacher, journalist, and suffragist
|
Wikipedia - Benita Carr -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Benita Gil -- Spanish teacher and syndicalist organizer
|
Wikipedia - Benito R. de Monfort -- Spanish photographer
|
Wikipedia - Benjamen Chinn -- American photographer from California
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Abadiano -- Filipino lexicographer
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Abbot -- American schoolteacher
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin CastaM-CM-1eda -- Peruvian composer and teacher of music
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Eli Smith -- American lexicographer
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Fletcher (judoka) -- British judoka
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Franklin Bache -- American journalist, printer and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Franklin Upton -- 19th century American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Franklin -- American polymath and a Founding Father of the United States
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Franks (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Gaither -- Founder of Gaithersburg (c. 1784-1838)
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Gallagher -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Haldane -- First Nations photographer
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Hale (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Hernandez Silva -- Mexican politician
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Herndon -- Member of the North Carolina militia in the American Revolution
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Herschel Babbage
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Jimenez Hernandez -- Mexican bishop
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Keys -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin Millepied -- French dancer, choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Benjamin R. Teitelbaum -- American ethnographer
|
Wikipedia - Benji Schwimmer -- American dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Ben Macpherson (politician) -- Scottish National Party politician
|
Wikipedia - Ben Maher -- British equestrian
|
Wikipedia - Bennett Cerf -- American publisher and author
|
Wikipedia - Bennett Foddy -- Australian video game developer and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Ben Nighthorse Campbell -- American politician, athlete and rancher
|
Wikipedia - Benno Straucher -- Romanian politician
|
Wikipedia - Benny Rebel -- Iranian-German photographer
|
Wikipedia - BenoM-CM-.t Poher -- French singer
|
Wikipedia - Ben Peel -- Irish actor from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Ben pekuah -- Category of kosher animal
|
Wikipedia - Ben Richardson -- British cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Ben's Brother -- English band
|
Wikipedia - Ben Shepherd -- American musician
|
Wikipedia - Ben Sherrer -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Ben Sherwood -- American writer, journalist, and producer
|
Wikipedia - Benson's algorithm (Go) -- Algorithm to determine whether a group of go stones are unconditionally alive
|
Wikipedia - Ben Stein -- American actor, writer, commentator, lawyer, teacher, humorist
|
Wikipedia - Bent Faurby -- Danish author and schoolteacher
|
Wikipedia - Bent Flyvbjerg -- Danish economic geographer
|
Wikipedia - Benther Berg -- Ridge
|
Wikipedia - Benthic ecology -- The study of the interaction of sea-floor organisms with each other and with the environment
|
Wikipedia - Benthoscope -- Unpowered spherical deep-sea observation submersible lowered on a cable
|
Wikipedia - Bento Books -- Independent American book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Benton Shale -- Geologic formation (shale) in Montana, Wyoming, and other states
|
Wikipedia - Ben Witherington III -- American religion academic
|
Wikipedia - Benziger Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Ben Zimmer -- American linguist and lexicographer
|
Wikipedia - Beonna (bishop of Hereford)
|
Wikipedia - Beosi -- Short-statured hunter-gatherers of the central highlands of Madagascar
|
Wikipedia - Beowulf (hero) -- Legendary Geatish hero
|
Wikipedia - Beppe Costa -- Italian poet, novelist and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Berehomet -- Urban locality in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Berend George Escher
|
Wikipedia - Berengere Schuh -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Berenice Abbott -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Berenice (daughter of Herod Agrippa) -- 1st century CE member of the Herodian Dynasty that ruled the Roman province of Judaea
|
Wikipedia - Berenice (daughter of Mariamne) -- Member of the Herodian dyansty during the 1st century AD
|
Wikipedia - Berestia, Chernivtsi Oblast -- Commune in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bergamasco Shepherd -- Dog breed
|
Wikipedia - Bergamo -- city in Northern Italy
|
Wikipedia - Bergsoya, Heroy -- Norwegian island
|
Wikipedia - Bergvliet -- A southern suburb of Cape Town, South Africa
|
Wikipedia - Beringian wolf -- extinct type of wolf that lived during the Ice Age in Alaska, Yukon, and northern Wyoming
|
Wikipedia - Bering Sea -- Sea of the northern Pacific Ocean off the coast of Alaska
|
Wikipedia - Berkeley Springs State Park -- Thermal springs and state park in West Virginia
|
Wikipedia - Berkhamsted Castle -- Norman castle in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire
|
Wikipedia - Berkhamsted -- Town in Hertfordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Berlie Doherty -- English children's writer
|
Wikipedia - Berlin Cathedral -- Lutheran church in Berlin
|
Wikipedia - Berlin Zoologischer Garten railway station -- Railway station in Berlin
|
Wikipedia - Berlyn Brixner -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bernadette Collins -- British strategy engineer from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bernadette Meyler -- American teacher
|
Wikipedia - Bernal sphere -- Long-term space habitat, proposed in 1929 by J. D. Bernal, consisting of a large hollow spherical shell filled with air
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Blandre -- French secondary history teacher
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Bosanquet (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Charbonneau -- French philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bernard C. Meyers -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Delemotte -- French diver and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Delfgaauw -- Dutch philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Dheran -- French actor
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Dunstan -- British artist, teacher, and author
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Edelman -- French jurist and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Faucon -- French photographer and writer
|
Wikipedia - Bernard F. Fisher -- US Air Force officer and Medal of Honor recipient
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Fisher (scientist) -- American biologist
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Gallacher -- Scottish professional golfer
|
Wikipedia - Bernard-Henri Levy -- French philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Herrmann -- American composer
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Herzbrun -- Art director
|
Wikipedia - Bernardina Adriana Schramm -- New Zealand pianist and music teacher
|
Wikipedia - Bernardino Halbherr
|
Wikipedia - Bernard J. Geis -- American editor and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Leach -- British studio potter and art teacher
|
Wikipedia - Bernardo Hernandez Gonzalez -- Spanish investor and entrepreneur (born 1970)
|
Wikipedia - Bernardo Oliveira -- Brazilian archer
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Pichery -- French sailor
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Reginster -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Slicher van Bath -- 20th-century Dutch historian
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Stiegler -- French philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Weatherill -- British politician
|
Wikipedia - Bernard Williams -- English moral philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bernarr Macfadden -- American physical culturist and magazine publisher
|
Wikipedia - Bernd Fischer (mathematician) -- German mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Bernd Herzsprung -- German actor
|
Wikipedia - Bernd Jurgen Fischer -- 20th and 21st-century American historian
|
Wikipedia - Bernd Kroplin -- German engineer and university teacher
|
Wikipedia - Bernd Reuther -- German politician
|
Wikipedia - Bernd Wucherpfennig -- German diver
|
Wikipedia - Bernhard Borchert -- Latvian artist
|
Wikipedia - Bernhard Eitel -- German earth scientist and geographer
|
Wikipedia - Bernhard Gunther (politician) -- German politician
|
Wikipedia - Bernhardin II von Herberstein -- Austrian nobleman
|
Wikipedia - Bernhard Locher -- Swiss gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Bernhard Meyer (publisher) -- German publisher and aviation industrialist
|
Wikipedia - Bernhard Schulkowski -- German archer
|
Wikipedia - Bernhard von Neher -- German painter
|
Wikipedia - Bern Herbolsheimer -- American composer
|
Wikipedia - Bernie Boston -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bernie Buescher -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Bernie Glassman -- American Buddhist teacher
|
Wikipedia - Bernie Maher -- English cricketer and fly-fishing international
|
Wikipedia - Berny Camps -- Dutch archer
|
Wikipedia - Berovo Municipality -- Municipality of Northern Macedonia
|
Wikipedia - Berry Berenson -- 20th-century American actor, model, and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Berta Bobath -- German physiotherapist
|
Wikipedia - Bert Brackett -- American politician and rancher from Idaho
|
Wikipedia - Bertha Becker -- Brazilian geographer
|
Wikipedia - Bertha Crowther -- British athlete
|
Wikipedia - Bertha Hernandez Fernandez -- Colombian politician
|
Wikipedia - Bertha Kipfmuller -- German teacher and independent scholar
|
Wikipedia - Bertha Maude Horack Shambaugh -- American photographer and writer
|
Wikipedia - Bertha of Hereford -- 12th-century Anglo-Norman noblewoman
|
Wikipedia - Bertha Valerius -- Swedish photographer and painter
|
Wikipedia - Berthe Villancher -- French gymnastics judge and official
|
Wikipedia - Bertie Ahern -- Irish politician, 11th Taoiseach (Prime Minister, 1997-2008)
|
Wikipedia - Bertiespeak -- English as spoken by Bertie Ahern
|
Wikipedia - Bertil Hille -- American medical researcher (born 1940)
|
Wikipedia - Bertil StM-CM-%lhane -- Swedish chemist, technical researcher and author
|
Wikipedia - Bert Kreischer -- American stand-up comedian, reality television host, and actor
|
Wikipedia - Bertram Fletcher Robinson
|
Wikipedia - Bertram Park -- English photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bertrand Cheret -- French sailor
|
Wikipedia - Bertrand Pancher -- French politician
|
Wikipedia - Bertrand Russell -- British philosopher, mathematician, historian, writer, and activist
|
Wikipedia - Bertrand Stern -- German author and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bert Sadler -- American photographer (1875-1963)
|
Wikipedia - Bert Sutherland -- American computer scientist
|
Wikipedia - Beryl Fletcher -- New Zealand novelist
|
Wikipedia - Beryl H. Potter -- American astronomical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Beryslav Raion -- Subdivision of Kherson Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Beryslav -- Town in Kherson Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Besame En La Boca (film) -- 1995 film by Abraham Cherem
|
Wikipedia - Besarion Jughashvili -- Father of Joseph Stalin
|
Wikipedia - Bessie Blount Griffin -- American physical therapist
|
Wikipedia - Bess Press -- Hawaii-based publisher
|
Wikipedia - Bess Ward -- American oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Best Friend's Brother -- 2010 single by Victorious cast
|
Wikipedia - Best in Show (film) -- 2000 film by Christopher Guest
|
Wikipedia - Best, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Beta Flight -- Fictional superhero team
|
Wikipedia - Beta-M -- Radioisotope thermoelectric generator
|
Wikipedia - Beta plane -- An approximation whereby the Coriolis parameter, f, is set to vary linearly in space
|
Wikipedia - Betcher, Minnesota -- Ghost town in Minnesota
|
Wikipedia - Beth Chapel -- DC Comics superhero
|
Wikipedia - Beth Doherty -- Irish climate living in Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bethel, Delta -- Town in Southern Nigeria
|
Wikipedia - BET Her -- American pay television channel
|
Wikipedia - Bethesda Softworks -- American video game publisher
|
Wikipedia - Beth Fisher (artist) -- American artist
|
Wikipedia - Beth Garmai -- Historical region around the city of Kirkuk in northern Iraq
|
Wikipedia - Bethlehem Castle -- Castle in Maastricht, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Bethlehemite Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Beth Levine (physician) -- Medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Beth Lord -- Canadian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Beth Orcutt -- American oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Betsey Olenick Dougherty -- American architect
|
Wikipedia - Betsy Becker -- American researcher
|
Wikipedia - Betsy Ross -- American upholsterer who was credited by her relatives with making the first American flag
|
Wikipedia - Betsy Sheridan -- Anglo Irish diarist
|
Wikipedia - Bettannier freres -- French lithographers
|
Wikipedia - Better Together: Restoring the American Community -- 2003 book
|
Wikipedia - Bettie Fisher -- Australian Aboriginal musician and theatre manager
|
Wikipedia - Bettina Herlitzius -- German politician
|
Wikipedia - Bettina Luscher -- German journalist
|
Wikipedia - Bettina Meyer -- German Antarctic researcher
|
Wikipedia - Bettina Thiele -- German archer
|
Wikipedia - Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu -- Nigerian activist, fishery expert, and First Lady of the Ondo State
|
Wikipedia - Betty Ballantine -- American editor and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Betty Campbell -- Welsh community activist and headteacher
|
Wikipedia - Betty Clawman -- Fictional superhero in DC Comics
|
Wikipedia - Bettye Caldwell -- American educator and university teacher (1924-2016)
|
Wikipedia - Betty Freeman -- arts patron and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Betty Hahn -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Betty Sinclair -- Northern Irish communist activist
|
Wikipedia - Betty to the Rescue -- 1917 film by Frank Reicher
|
Wikipedia - Betty Williams (peace activist) -- Northern Irish peace activist and Nobel laureate
|
Wikipedia - Beukelsdijk -- Street in Rotterdam, the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Beurt SerVaas -- American businessman, publisher, and politician
|
Wikipedia - Beverage function -- Catering events where beverages are served
|
Wikipedia - Beverly Clock -- Long-running atmosphere-powered clock
|
Wikipedia - Beverly Crusher -- Fictional character in Star Trek: The Next Generation
|
Wikipedia - Beverly Hills Playhouse -- Acting school with theaters and training facilities in Beverly Hills, California, and other U. S. cities
|
Wikipedia - Beyler Agayev -- National Hero of Azerbaijan
|
Wikipedia - Beyond Brotherhood -- 2017 film
|
Wikipedia - Beyond My Grandfather Allende -- 2015 film
|
Wikipedia - Beyond Selflessness -- Book by Christopher Janaway
|
Wikipedia - Beyond Tomorrow (film) -- 1940 American film by A. Edward Sutherland
|
Wikipedia - Bezhta language -- Language belonging to the Tsezic group of the North Caucasian language family spoken in southern Dagestan, Russia
|
Wikipedia - Beziers -- Subprefecture of Herault, Occitanie
|
Wikipedia - B. Frank Goodell -- American publisher
|
Wikipedia - B. F. Skinner -- American psychologist and social philosopher (1904-1990)
|
Wikipedia - B. Gajatheepan -- Sri Lankan Tamil teacher and politician
|
Wikipedia - Bhaddanta M-DM-^@ciM-aM-9M-^GM-aM-9M-^Ga -- Theravada Buddhist monk
|
Wikipedia - Bhadram Be Careful Brotheru -- 2016 film directed by Rajesh Puli
|
Wikipedia - Bhagabat Behera -- Indian politician from Odisha (1940-2002)
|
Wikipedia - Bhaktivedanta Book Trust -- Publisher of books concerning Krishna and the philosophy, religion, and culture of the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition
|
Wikipedia - Bhalka -- Place where Krishna is said to have left the earth for the heavenly abode
|
Wikipedia - Bhante Suddhaso -- Theravada Buddhist monk
|
Wikipedia - Bharathi Matriculation Higher Secondary School (Kallakurichi) -- Hihg school in Kallakurichi
|
Wikipedia - Bharati Mukherjee -- Indian-American writer
|
Wikipedia - Bharatiya Girvana Prouda Vidya Vardhini Shala -- Hindu Karnataka higher learning institution and seminary
|
Wikipedia - Bharattherium -- Early mammal known from Cretaceous fossils in India
|
Wikipedia - Bhasha Mukherjee -- A physician, model, and beauty queen, a person of Indian descent
|
Wikipedia - Bhaskar Vira -- British-Indian economist and geographer
|
Wikipedia - Bhaswati Mukherjee -- Indian diplomat
|
Wikipedia - Bhavesh Joshi Superhero -- 2018 action film by Vikramaditya Motwane
|
Wikipedia - Bheri, Jajarkot -- Municipality in Karnali, Nepal
|
Wikipedia - Bheri Ramsaran -- Guyanese politician
|
Wikipedia - Bheri River -- River in Nepal
|
Wikipedia - Bheron Prasad -- Indian politician
|
Wikipedia - Bheru Lal Meena -- Indian politician
|
Wikipedia - Bherumal Meharchand Advani -- Indian writer
|
Wikipedia - Bhimbetka rock shelters -- 30,000+ years old archaeological World Heritage site in Madhya Pradesh, India
|
Wikipedia - Bhim Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana -- Nepalese head of state (b. 1865, d. 1932)
|
Wikipedia - Bhishmaka -- Father-In-Law of Lord Krishna
|
Wikipedia - Bhooka Sher -- 2001 film by Surinder Kapoor
|
Wikipedia - Bhramar Mukherjee -- Indian-American biostatistician, data scientist
|
Wikipedia - Bhupi Sherchan
|
Wikipedia - Bi Academic Intervention -- A group of bisexual academics, researchers, scholars and writers active in the UK from 1993 - 1997.
|
Wikipedia - Bialbero di Casorzo -- Cherry tree growing on a mulberry tree in Italy
|
Wikipedia - Bianca Gotuaco -- Filipino archer
|
Wikipedia - Bibi Bakare-Yusuf -- Nigerian publisher and writer (b. 1970)
|
Wikipedia - Bibi Shahr Banu Shrine -- Iranian national heritage site in Tehran, Iran
|
Wikipedia - Bible Belt (Netherlands) -- Religious sector of the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Biblical hermeneutics
|
Wikipedia - Bibliographer
|
Wikipedia - Bibliography of Bobby Fischer -- Wikipedia list article
|
Wikipedia - Bibliography of Herbert Hoover -- Wikipedia bibliography
|
Wikipedia - Bibliography of Margaret Thatcher -- Wikipedia bibliography
|
Wikipedia - Bibliotheca Hertziana - Max Planck Institute for Art History -- Art library in Italy
|
Wikipedia - Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica
|
Wikipedia - Bibliotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Bichi Emirate -- Emirate in Northern Nigeria
|
Wikipedia - Bici Bici -- A light summer dessert from Southern Turkey, especially Adana and Mersin provinces.
|
Wikipedia - Bieke Depoorter -- Belgian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bienotherium -- Genus of tritylodontid cynodonts
|
Wikipedia - Bienotheroides -- Genus of tritylodontid cynodonts
|
Wikipedia - Bifidus factor -- Compound that specifically enhances the growth of bifidobacteria in either a product or in the intestines of humans
|
Wikipedia - Big Apple Comix -- Independent comic publisher
|
Wikipedia - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy -- Contemporary swing revival band from Southern California, US
|
Wikipedia - Big Bang nucleosynthesis -- The earliest production of nuclei other than those of the lightest isotope of hydrogen during the early phases of the Universe
|
Wikipedia - Big Bend National Park -- U.S. national park located in Southern Texas, bordering Mexico
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother 12 (American season) -- Season of the US television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother 16 (American season) -- Season of the US television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother 18 (UK)
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (1923 film) -- 1923 film by Allan Dwan
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (1984)
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother 21 (American season) -- Season of American reality television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Africa (season 1) -- Season of television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Africa -- Reality TV show
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Albanian season 1) -- Season of an Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Albanian season 2) -- Season of an Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Albanian season 3) -- Season of an Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Albanian season 4) -- Season of an Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Albanian season 5) -- Season of an Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Albanian season 6) -- Season of an Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Albanian season 7) -- Season of an Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Albanian season 8) -- Season of an Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Albanian season 9) -- Season of an Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Albanian TV series) -- Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother All Stars 2012 -- Season of television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother and the Holding Company -- American rock band
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Australian season 12) -- Season of Big Brother Australia
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Australian season 1) -- Season of television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Awards -- Humorous award for threatening personal privacy
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Belgian season 1) -- Reality television series season
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Brasil 20 -- TV reality show
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (British TV series) -- British version of the Big Brother television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Canada (season 8) -- Season of television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Canada -- Canadian reality television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Cheng -- 1975 film
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Croatian season 1) -- Season of the Croatian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (David Bowie song) -- song written by David Bowie
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (franchise) -- Dutch reality game show franchise
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Naija (season 2) -- Season of television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Naija (season 3) -- Season of television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Naija (season 4) -- Nigeria television show
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Naija (season 5) -- Nigerian television show
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Naija -- Season of television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Nineteen Eighty-Four) -- Fictional character in George Orwell's novel Nineteen Eighty-Four
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Polish season 1) -- Polish television series first season
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Polish season 3) -- Third season of the Polish reality television series Big Brother
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (Portuguese TV series) -- Portuguese reality show
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (South African TV series) -- Television series in South Africa produced by Endemol
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (TV series)
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother UK TV Theme -- Opening theme song for the British reality TV series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother (UK)
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother VIP (Albanian TV series) -- Season of an Albanian television series
|
Wikipedia - Big Brother Watch -- British non-profit campaign organisation established in 2009.
|
Wikipedia - Big Caliente Hot Springs -- Thermal springs
|
Wikipedia - Big Father, Small Father and Other Stories -- 2015 film
|
Wikipedia - Big Herk -- American rapper from Detroit, Michigan
|
Wikipedia - Big Hero 6 (comics) -- Comic book superhero team
|
Wikipedia - Big Hero 6 (film) -- 2014 American 3D computer-animated superhero-comedy film
|
Wikipedia - Big Hero 6: The Series -- 2017 American animated superhero-comedy TV series
|
Wikipedia - Bight (geography) -- Shallowly concave bend or curve in a coastline, river, or other geographical feature
|
Wikipedia - Big John Wrencher -- American blues harmonica player and singer
|
Wikipedia - Big Maria Mountains -- Mountain range in southern California near the Colorado River
|
Wikipedia - Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son -- 2011 film by John Whitesel
|
Wikipedia - Big Sandy Rancheria of Mono Indians
|
Wikipedia - Big Sandy Rancheria
|
Wikipedia - Bigthan and Teresh -- Two eunuchs in service of the Persian king Ahasuerus, in the Book of Esther
|
Wikipedia - Big Tiger -- Principal Chief of the council of a dissident group of Cherokee
|
Wikipedia - Big Valley Rancheria
|
Wikipedia - Bijan Abdolkarimi -- Iranian philosopher, thinker, translator and editor
|
Wikipedia - Bike path -- Bikeway separated from motorized traffic and dedicated to cycling or shared with pedestrians or other non-motorized users
|
Wikipedia - Bikheris
|
Wikipedia - Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms -- 2012 film
|
Wikipedia - Bikini Beach -- 1964 film by William Asher
|
Wikipedia - Bilal Philips -- Canadian Muslim teacher, speaker, author, and founder/chancellor of the Islamic Online University
|
Wikipedia - Bilaspuri -- A language spoken by the people of the princely state of Bilaspur in the Punjab Hills. the northern parts of India.
|
Wikipedia - Bilawal Afridi -- SheriffIsInTown
|
Wikipedia - Bile acid -- steroid acid found predominantly in the bile of mammals and other vertebrates
|
Wikipedia - Bilinarra -- An Aboriginal Australian people of the Northern Territory
|
Wikipedia - Bilingual dictionary -- Specialized dictionary used to translate words or phrases from one language to another
|
Wikipedia - Bilivtsi -- Village in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bill Ainslie -- South African artist, teacher and activist
|
Wikipedia - Bill Andrews (photographer) -- American surfer and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bill Apter -- American photographer and journalist
|
Wikipedia - Bill Archer (businessman) -- British businessman
|
Wikipedia - Bill Aron -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bill Atkinson -- American computer engineer and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bill Brewer -- British philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bill Butler (cinematographer) -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Bill Chalker -- Australian author and UFO researcher
|
Wikipedia - Bill Cherrell -- Australian figure skater
|
Wikipedia - Bill Crothers -- Canadian athlete
|
Wikipedia - Bill Cunningham (American photographer) -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bill Dane -- North American street photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bill Direen, A Memory of Others -- 1973 film by Taylor Hackford
|
Wikipedia - Bill Dobbins -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bill Etheridge -- UKIP politician
|
Wikipedia - Bill Etherington -- British Labour Party politician
|
Wikipedia - Bill Fisher -- Australian judge
|
Wikipedia - Bill Gaskins -- American photographer and academic
|
Wikipedia - Bill Giles (meteorologist) -- British weather forecaster
|
Wikipedia - Bill Henderson (publisher) -- American author and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Billie Lourd -- American actress; daughter of Carrie Fisher
|
Wikipedia - Bill Kelliher -- American musician
|
Wikipedia - Bill Luther -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Bill Maher: Live from D.C. -- 2014 stand-up comedy special by Bill Maher
|
Wikipedia - Bill Maher: Live from Oklahoma -- 2018 stand-up comedy special by Bill Maher
|
Wikipedia - Bill Maher: The Decider -- 2007 stand-up comedy special by Bill Maher
|
Wikipedia - Bill Maher -- American stand-up comedian and television host
|
Wikipedia - Bill Mather-Brown -- Australian Paralympic athlete
|
Wikipedia - Bill of Rights 1689 -- United Kingdom legislation which sets out certain basic civil rights and clarifies who would be next to inherit the Crown
|
Wikipedia - Bill Radcliffe -- Manx language speaker and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Bill Roper (filker) -- American filker and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Bill Scherlis
|
Wikipedia - Bill Treacher -- British actor
|
Wikipedia - Bill Withers discography -- Cataloging of published recordings by Bill Withers
|
Wikipedia - Bill Withers -- American singer-songwriter and musician
|
Wikipedia - Billy Bitzer -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Billy Bletcher -- American actor and voice actor
|
Wikipedia - Billy Bray -- British preacher
|
Wikipedia - Billy Gallagher (chef) -- South African chef and businessman
|
Wikipedia - Billy Herrington -- American pornographic actor (1969-2018)
|
Wikipedia - Billy's Balloon -- 1998 film by Don Hertzfeldt
|
Wikipedia - Billy Van Arsdale -- Fictional character from The Godfather series
|
Wikipedia - Billy Yank -- Personification of the Northern states of the United States, or less generally, the Union during the American Civil War
|
Wikipedia - Bilozerka Raion -- Former subdivision of Kherson Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bilozerka -- Urban locality in Kherson Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bimal Mukherjee -- Indian explorer
|
Wikipedia - Binary system -- two astronomical bodies which orbit each other
|
Wikipedia - Binia Feltscher -- Swiss curler and Olympic medalist
|
Wikipedia - Binnenhof -- Complex of buildings in The Hague, The Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Biocoenosis -- The interacting organisms living together in a habitat
|
Wikipedia - Bio-energy with carbon capture and storage -- Removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by growing plants, and then putting it permanently underground
|
Wikipedia - Biogeographer
|
Wikipedia - Biogeology -- The study of the interactions between the Earth's biosphere and the lithosphere
|
Wikipedia - Biographer
|
Wikipedia - Bioko -- Island off the west coast of Africa and the northernmost part of Equatorial Guinea
|
Wikipedia - Biological inheritance
|
Wikipedia - Biological interaction -- Any process in which an organism has an effect on another organism
|
Wikipedia - Biological pest control -- Method of controlling pests using other living organisms
|
Wikipedia - Biological pump -- The ocean's biologically driven sequestration of carbon from the atmosphere to the ocean interior and seafloor
|
Wikipedia - Biologics: Targets and Therapy -- British peer-reviewed medical journal
|
Wikipedia - Biomagnification -- Any concentration of a toxin in tissues of tolerant organisms at successively higher levels in a food chain
|
Wikipedia - Biophilia hypothesis -- Hypothesis that humans possess an innate tendency to seek connections with nature and other forms of life
|
Wikipedia - Biosphere 2 -- Artificial closed ecological system
|
Wikipedia - Biosphere Corporation -- Ukrainian manufacturer
|
Wikipedia - Biosphere (musician) -- Norwegian electronic musician
|
Wikipedia - Biosphere reserves of Poland
|
Wikipedia - Biosphere reserves of the Philippines
|
Wikipedia - Biosphere reserve
|
Wikipedia - Biosphere -- The global sum of all ecosystems on Earth
|
Wikipedia - Bipolar disorder not otherwise specified
|
Wikipedia - Bird bath -- Artificial puddle or small shallow pond where birds bathe
|
Wikipedia - Bird-cherry ermine -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - Bird cherry -- List of plants with the same or similar names
|
Wikipedia - Birdie Alexander -- American educator and music teacher
|
Wikipedia - Birdland (song) -- Jazz/pop song written by Joe Zawinul of the band Weather Report
|
Wikipedia - Bird nest -- Place where a bird broods its eggs
|
Wikipedia - Birds Canada -- Organization in Southern Ontario, Canada
|
Wikipedia - Birds Hill Provincial Park -- Provincial park in southern Manitoba
|
Wikipedia - Birds of a Feather (1917 film) -- 1917 film
|
Wikipedia - Birds of a Feather (1931 film) -- 1931 film
|
Wikipedia - Birds of a Feather (1936 film) -- 1936 film
|
Wikipedia - Birds of a Feather (Killing Joke song) -- Song by Killing Joke
|
Wikipedia - Birds of a Feather -- British television sitcom
|
Wikipedia - Birds of Prey (2020 film) -- 2020 American superhero film by Cathy Yan
|
Wikipedia - Birds of Prey (team) -- American comic series and superhero team
|
Wikipedia - Bird -- Warm-blooded, egg-laying vertebrates with wings, feathers and beaks
|
Wikipedia - Birgit Fischer -- German kayaker
|
Wikipedia - Birgit GuM-CM-0jonsdottir -- Icelandic cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Birgitte Alsted -- Danish violinist, teacher and composer
|
Wikipedia - Birkhoff's theorem (relativity) -- Statement of spherically symmetric spacetimes
|
Wikipedia - Birmingham Archives and Heritage -- Public library in Birmingham
|
Wikipedia - Birmingham Post-Herald -- Defunct daily newspaper in Birmingham, Alabama
|
Wikipedia - Bir Radha Sherpa -- Indian dancer
|
Wikipedia - Bir Shumsher Jang Bahadur Rana -- Prime Minister of Nepal
|
Wikipedia - Birthday Deathday and Other Stories -- Short story collection
|
Wikipedia - Birthing center -- Healthcare facility where pregnant mothers can give birth
|
Wikipedia - Birth of the Blues -- 1941 film by Victor Schertzinger
|
Wikipedia - Biruta Khertseva-Khertsberga -- Soviet canoeist
|
Wikipedia - Biryani Brothers -- Pakistani pop music band
|
Wikipedia - Biryu -- Second son of Jumong and So Seo-no, and older brother of Onjo, the traditionally recognized founder of Baekje
|
Wikipedia - Bischoff Hervey Entertainment -- American media company
|
Wikipedia - Bisexuality -- Sexual attraction to people of either sex
|
Wikipedia - Bisher Al-Khasawneh -- Incumbent Prime Minister of Jordan
|
Wikipedia - Bishindeegiin Urantungalag -- Mongolian archer
|
Wikipedia - BishM-EM-^Mjo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story -- Sailor Moon video game released in 1995
|
Wikipedia - Bishop Herman
|
Wikipedia - Bishop of Hereford
|
Wikipedia - Bishop of Sherborne (ancient)
|
Wikipedia - Bishop of Sherborne (historic)
|
Wikipedia - Bishop of Sherborne
|
Wikipedia - Bishopscourt, Cape Town -- A residential Southern Suburb of Cape Town
|
Wikipedia - Bishops in the Catholic Church -- Ordained minister in the Catholic Church (for other religious denominations, use Q29182); catholic bishop
|
Wikipedia - Bishuo language -- Moribund Southern Bantoid language of Cameroon
|
Wikipedia - Biswajit Ghosh -- Bangladeshi researcher and professor
|
Wikipedia - Biswanath Mukherjee
|
Wikipedia - Biteback Publishing -- U.K. political publisher
|
Wikipedia - Bitola Municipality -- Municipality of Northern Macedonia
|
Wikipedia - Bit time -- time it takes to send a bit from one network host to another
|
Wikipedia - Bjarne Berg-SM-CM-&ther -- Norwegian politician
|
Wikipedia - Bjarte Birkeland -- Norwegian literary researcher
|
Wikipedia - B. Jayachandran -- Indian photographer and reporter
|
Wikipedia - BJ Hogg -- Northern Irish actor
|
Wikipedia - Bjornar Andersen -- Norwegian dog musher
|
Wikipedia - Bjorn Vikstrom -- Finnish Lutheran bishop
|
Wikipedia - B. Kannan -- Indian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Black and white cookie -- A round cookie iced or frosted on one half with vanilla and on the other with chocolate
|
Wikipedia - Black-bag cryptanalysis -- Acquisition of cryptographic secrets via burglary, or other covert means
|
Wikipedia - Black beret -- Military cap, worn by armored forces and other units
|
Wikipedia - Blackbird (comics) -- Aircraft used by the fictional superhero team the X-Men
|
Wikipedia - Black Black Heart -- 2001 song by David Usher
|
Wikipedia - Black-body radiation -- Thermal electromagnetic radiation
|
Wikipedia - Black box -- system where only the inputs and outputs can be viewed, and not its implementation
|
Wikipedia - Black Christmas (2006 film) -- 2006 slasher film by Glen Morgan
|
Wikipedia - Black Dagger Brotherhood -- Paranormal romance series by J. R. Ward
|
Wikipedia - Blackdamp -- Mixture of gases present in mines and other confined spaces.
|
Wikipedia - Black Dog: Being A Teacher -- 2019 South Korean television series
|
Wikipedia - Black Duck Cove, Great Northern Peninsula, Newfoundland and Labrador -- Settlement in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
|
Wikipedia - Black Eye Productions -- defunct Canadian comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Black-faced antthrush -- Species of bird found in Central America and northern South America
|
Wikipedia - Black Feathers -- 1952 film
|
Wikipedia - Black-footed cat -- Small wild cat native to Southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Black Forest gateau -- A chocolate sponge cake with a cherry filling
|
Wikipedia - Black Forest Railway (Baden) -- Railway line in southern Germany from Offenburg to Singen
|
Wikipedia - Black Fox (Cherokee chief) -- Cherokee chief
|
Wikipedia - Blackfriars, Hereford -- Ruins of Blackriars Friary, in Hereford, England
|
Wikipedia - Black Front (Netherlands) -- Dutch fascist movement active before the Second World War
|
Wikipedia - Black Grave -- Largest burial mound in Chernihiv, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Black hole information paradox -- Whether information can disappear in a black hole
|
Wikipedia - Black hole (networking) -- Places in a network where incoming traffic is silently discarded without informing the source
|
Wikipedia - Black hole thermodynamics -- Area of physical study that seeks to reconcile the laws of thermodynamics with the existence of black hole event horizons
|
Wikipedia - Black Hood -- Superhero
|
Wikipedia - Black Horse and the Cherry Tree -- 2005 single by KT Tunstall
|
Wikipedia - Blackish oystercatcher -- Wading bird in the family Haematopodidae
|
Wikipedia - Black Kettle -- Leader of the Southern Cheyenne
|
Wikipedia - Black Kocher -- River in Germany
|
Wikipedia - Black Lightning (TV series) -- American superhero television drama series based on a 70's blaxploitation theme.
|
Wikipedia - Black Mask Studios -- American comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Black Mother -- 2018 documentary film by Khalik Allah
|
Wikipedia - Black Mountain transmitting station -- Broadcasting and telecommunications facility near Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Black Panther (character) -- Fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics
|
Wikipedia - Black Panther (comics)
|
Wikipedia - Black Panther (film) -- 2018 superhero film produced by Marvel Studios
|
Wikipedia - Black Panther (Marvel Comics)
|
Wikipedia - Black Panther Party -- Black Power organization
|
Wikipedia - Black Panthers (Israel) -- Israeli protest movement
|
Wikipedia - Black Panther (soundtrack) -- soundtrack album by Kendrick Lamar and score by Ludwig Goransson
|
Wikipedia - Black panther -- Melanistic colour variant of any of several species of larger cat
|
Wikipedia - Black phoebe -- Species of bird in the tyrant-flycatcher family
|
Wikipedia - Black Sand Basin Hot Springs -- Thermal springs
|
Wikipedia - Blackstaff River -- River in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Black Stone Cherry -- American rock band
|
Wikipedia - Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor -- Area dedicated to the history of the early American Industrial Revolution
|
Wikipedia - Black tar heroin -- Impure form of heroin
|
Wikipedia - Black-throated hermit -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - Blackwater Herald -- Australian weekly newspaper
|
Wikipedia - Blackwell Publishers
|
Wikipedia - Black Widow (Natasha Romanova) -- Fictional superhero
|
Wikipedia - Black Witchery -- American extreme metal band
|
Wikipedia - Blade II -- 2002 American vampire superhero film
|
Wikipedia - Blade on the Feather -- 1980 television film directed by Richard Loncraine
|
Wikipedia - Blade (TV series) -- American live-action superhero television series
|
Wikipedia - Bladud -- Legendary king of the Britons, for whose existence there is no historical evidence
|
Wikipedia - Blair Herter -- American television personality
|
Wikipedia - Blaise de Vigenere -- French cryptographer
|
Wikipedia - Blaise Pascal -- French mathematician, physicist, inventor, writer and Christian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Blake McGrath -- Canadian dancer, choreographer and singer
|
Wikipedia - Blame It on the Weatherman -- 1999 single by B*Witched
|
Wikipedia - Blanche Evans Dean -- Naturalist, conservationist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Blanche Hennebutte-Feillet -- French lithographer and painter
|
Wikipedia - Blanche Reineke -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Blanche Wheeler Williams -- Archeologist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Blandings Castle and Elsewhere -- 1935 short story collection by P.G. Wodehouse
|
Wikipedia - Blasco Giurato -- Italian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Blas C. Silva Boucher -- Puerto Rican architect
|
Wikipedia - Blast shelter -- Place where people can go to protect themselves from blasts and explosions
|
Wikipedia - Blatant Comics -- American comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - Blattoidealestes -- Extinct genus of therapsid from middle Permian South Africa
|
Wikipedia - Blauhohle -- Flooded cave system in Southern Germany
|
Wikipedia - Blaylock Atherton -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Blazon -- Art of describing heraldic arms in proper terms
|
Wikipedia - Bleacher Report -- Sports-related website
|
Wikipedia - Bleachers (band)
|
Wikipedia - Bleacher
|
Wikipedia - Bleachfield -- Field near watercourse used by a bleachery
|
Wikipedia - Bleed Together -- Song by Soundgarden
|
Wikipedia - Bleichert -- Former German wire ropeway & automobile manufacturer
|
Wikipedia - Blending inheritance
|
Wikipedia - Blerick -- Place in Limburg, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Blessed Marie-Rose Durocher
|
Wikipedia - Blessed Mother
|
Wikipedia - Blind carbon copy -- Allows the sender of a message to conceal the person entered in the BCC field from the other recipients
|
Wikipedia - Blind item -- News story in a gossip column where subjects are anonymous
|
Wikipedia - Blind men and an elephant -- Parable from the ancient Indian subcontinent, from where it has been widely diffused
|
Wikipedia - Blind Stamp -- Image, design or lettering on an art print or book formed by creating a depression in the paper or other material
|
Wikipedia - Blizzard Entertainment -- American video game publisher and developer
|
Wikipedia - Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company -- American tobacco company
|
Wikipedia - Bloch sphere -- Geometrical representation of the pure state space of a two-level quantum mechanical system
|
Wikipedia - Block cipher mode of operation -- Algorithm that uses a block cipher to provide an information service such as confidentiality or authenticity
|
Wikipedia - Block ciphers
|
Wikipedia - Block cipher -- Type of cipher
|
Wikipedia - Block heater -- Heating system for internal combustion engines to assist in starting in cold weather.
|
Wikipedia - Block party -- Community gathering in celebration
|
Wikipedia - Block programming -- Form of programming where programs of a particular genre or similar are grouped together
|
Wikipedia - Block Rockin' Beats -- 1997 single by The Chemical Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Blodpalt -- Northern Finnish dumplings made with flour and blood
|
Wikipedia - Blogosphere
|
Wikipedia - Blonde Bather -- Two paintings (1881, 1882) by Auguste Renoir
|
Wikipedia - Blonde in Black Leather -- 1975 film
|
Wikipedia - Blondie's Hero -- 1950 film
|
Wikipedia - Blood and Sand (1941 film) -- 1941 film by Budd Boetticher, Rouben Mamoulian
|
Wikipedia - Blood Brother (2018 film) -- 2018 film directed by John Pogue
|
Wikipedia - Blood Brothers (1935 film) -- 1935 film
|
Wikipedia - Blood Brothers (1975 film) -- 1975 film
|
Wikipedia - Bloodbrothers (1978 film) -- 1978 film
|
Wikipedia - Blood Brothers (comics) -- Fictional characters in the Marvel Comics universe
|
Wikipedia - Blood Centers of the Pacific -- Blood center in northern California
|
Wikipedia - Blood Feast -- 1963 film by Herschell Gordon Lewis
|
Wikipedia - Blood in the Water (book) -- 2016 book by Heather Ann Thompson
|
Wikipedia - Blood irradiation therapy -- Alternative medical procedure
|
Wikipedia - Bloodletting -- Therapy
|
Wikipedia - Bloodshot (comics) -- Fictional superhero from Valiant Comics
|
Wikipedia - Bloodthirsty Butchers (film) -- 1970 film by Andy Milligan
|
Wikipedia - Bloody Brotherhood -- 1989 Hong Kong action film directed by Wang Lung-wei
|
Wikipedia - Bloody Sunday (1972) -- 1972 shooting in Derry, Northern Ireland, by British soldiers
|
Wikipedia - Bloomfield Collegiate School -- Grammar school for girls in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bloomfield railway station -- Former railway station in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Blossom Puanani Alama-Tom -- Hawaiian hulu teacher (b. 1930)
|
Wikipedia - Blowfish (cipher) -- Block cipher
|
Wikipedia - Blow the Wind Southerly -- Traditional song
|
Wikipedia - Blucher (film) -- 1988 Norwegian thriller film directed by Oddvar Bull Tuhus
|
Wikipedia - Blucher shoe -- Shoe with open lacing, similar to the derby, but with lacing tabs sewn onto the vamp rather than on separate quarters
|
Wikipedia - Blue Beetle -- Name of Multiple DC Comics Superheroes
|
Wikipedia - Blue-black kingfisher -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - Blue Bolt -- Comic book superhero created in 1940
|
Wikipedia - Blue crane -- Species of large bird from southern Africa also known as Stanley crane and paradise crane
|
Wikipedia - Blue Denim -- 1958 Broadway play by James Leo Herlihy adapted to film in 1959
|
Wikipedia - Blue Diamond (comics) -- Marvel Comics Golden Age superhero
|
Wikipedia - Blue-faced honeyeater -- A passerine bird of the family Meliphagidae from northern and eastern Australia, and southern New Guinea.
|
Wikipedia - Blue Heron Press -- Canadian literary press
|
Wikipedia - Blue Lagoon (geothermal spa) -- Lake in Iceland
|
Wikipedia - Blue Lake Rancheria
|
Wikipedia - Blue light station -- Combined emergency telephone and emergency power-off switch in rapid transit stations and other points along electrified railways
|
Wikipedia - Blue Panther 40th Anniversary Show -- Mexican professional wrestling show
|
Wikipedia - Blues Brothers 2000 (video game) -- Video game
|
Wikipedia - Blues Brothers 2000 -- 1998 film by John Landis
|
Wikipedia - Blue-water diving -- Underwater diving in mid-water where the bottom is not visible and is out of diving range
|
Wikipedia - Blue, White and Perfect -- 1942 film by Herbert I. Leeds
|
Wikipedia - Bluff (poker) -- Tactic in poker and other card games
|
Wikipedia - Bluma Tischler -- Polish-born Canadian pediatrician and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Blunt trauma -- Physical trauma caused to a body part, either by impact, injury or physical attack
|
Wikipedia - Blu-ray -- Optical disc format used for storing digital video and other digital data
|
Wikipedia - BM-27 Uragan -- Multiple rocket launcher
|
Wikipedia - B. Madhusoodhana Kurup -- Fishery scientist
|
Wikipedia - BM-CM-%rd Loken -- Norwegian photographer
|
Wikipedia - BM-CM-%rd Nesteng -- Norwegian archer
|
Wikipedia - Boadicea and Her Daughters -- Sculptural group in Westminster, London
|
Wikipedia - Boarding school -- School where some or all pupils live-in
|
Wikipedia - Bob Adelman -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bob Anderson (runner) -- American runner and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bob Benge -- Cherokee leader
|
Wikipedia - Bob Boetticher -- American funeral director
|
Wikipedia - Bob Boucher (cyclist) -- Canadian cyclist and speed skater
|
Wikipedia - Bob Brecher -- British philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bob Brown (newspaper publisher) -- Newspaper publisher and editor
|
Wikipedia - Bobby Borchers -- American country music singer
|
Wikipedia - Bobby Connolly -- American film director and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Bobby Fischer -- American chess player and chess writer
|
Wikipedia - Bobby Goldman -- American bridge player, teacher, writer, and official
|
Wikipedia - Bobby Herbeck -- actor
|
Wikipedia - Bobby Hersom -- British mathematician and computer scientist
|
Wikipedia - Bobby Seale -- Co-founder of the Black Panther Party
|
Wikipedia - Bobby Sherman -- American singer and actor
|
Wikipedia - Bobby Sherwood -- American guitarist and trumpeter
|
Wikipedia - Bobby Witcher
|
Wikipedia - Bob Carruthers (politician) -- Canadian politician
|
Wikipedia - Bob Cherry (politician) -- American politician from Indiana
|
Wikipedia - Bob Cicherillo -- American IFBB professional bodybuilder
|
Wikipedia - Bob Dechert -- Canadian former Member of Parliament
|
Wikipedia - Bob Elliott (medical researcher) -- New Zealand pediatrician
|
Wikipedia - Bob Fincher -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Bob Fischer -- British writer, broadcaster and performer
|
Wikipedia - Bob Fisher (screenwriter) -- American screenwriter
|
Wikipedia - Bob Fitch (photographer) -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bob Hale (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Bob Halstead -- Underwater photographer, author, journalist and commentator on the recreational diving industry.
|
Wikipedia - Bob Herbert -- American journalist
|
Wikipedia - Bob Hermann -- American businessman
|
Wikipedia - Bobivtsi -- Commune in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bob Jakobsen -- American Los Angeles Times press photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bob Kelleher -- American attorney and perennial candidate
|
Wikipedia - Bob Klose -- British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bob McPherson -- British wheelchair curler
|
Wikipedia - Bob McQuillen -- American folk musician, composer and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Bob Mothersbaugh -- American songwriter, composer, musician and singer
|
Wikipedia - Bob Northern -- American jazz musician
|
Wikipedia - Bob Richardson (photographer) -- American photographer (1928-2005)
|
Wikipedia - Bo Bryan -- Southern writer, novelist
|
Wikipedia - Bob Seidemann -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bob Sheridan -- American boxing and MMA commentator
|
Wikipedia - Bocatherium -- Genus of tritylodontid cynodonts
|
Wikipedia - Bochkivtsi -- Village in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bochner-Kodaira-Nakano identity -- Expression for the antiholomorphic Laplacian of a vector bundle over a hermitian manifold
|
Wikipedia - Bockets -- Land area (townland) in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bodhidharma -- Indian-Chinese philosopher and Buddhist Monk
|
Wikipedia - Bodice -- Article of clothing or portion thereof for women and girls
|
Wikipedia - Bodok seal -- High pressure sealing washer used with pin index valve systems
|
Wikipedia - Body image -- A person's perception of the aesthetics or sexual attractiveness of his or her own body
|
Wikipedia - Body language of dogs -- Communication whereby dogs express emotions and intentions through bodily movements
|
Wikipedia - Body psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Boechera falcatoria -- Species of plant
|
Wikipedia - Boechera retrofracta -- Species of flowering plant
|
Wikipedia - Boechera -- Genus of plants
|
Wikipedia - Boeing WC-135 Constant Phoenix -- Atmospheric sampling aircraft by Boeing
|
Wikipedia - Boer Republics -- Former countries in southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Boethius -- Roman senator, magister officiorum and philosopher of the early 6th century
|
Wikipedia - Boezembrug -- Bridge in Rotterdam, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Bogdanci Municipality -- Municipality of Northern Macedonia
|
Wikipedia - Bogovinje Municipality -- Municipality of Northern Macedonia
|
Wikipedia - Bogside -- Neighbourhood of Derry, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bohdan Lachert -- Polish architect
|
Wikipedia - Boherbue GAA -- Gaelic games club in County Cork, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bo Hermansson -- Swedish film director
|
Wikipedia - Bohumil Herlischka -- Czech opera director
|
Wikipedia - Boiany -- Commune in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bois-Herpin -- Commune in M-CM-^Nle-de-France, France
|
Wikipedia - Bojan PostruM-EM->nik -- Slovenian archer
|
Wikipedia - Bolaven Plateau -- Elevated region in southern Laos
|
Wikipedia - Boletus aereus -- Edible species of fungus in the family Boletaceae found in Central and Southern Europe and North Africa
|
Wikipedia - Boletus edulis -- Edible species of fungus in the family Boletaceae, widely distributed in the Northern Hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Boll weevil (politics) -- American political term used in the mid- and late-20th century to describe conservative Southern Democrats
|
Wikipedia - Bologna Process -- System for compatibility of higher education qualifications in the European region
|
Wikipedia - Bolot Tsybzhitov -- Russian archer
|
Wikipedia - Bolshaya Chernigovka -- Rural locality in Samara Oblast, Russia
|
Wikipedia - Boltzmann brain -- brain formed by thermodynamic fluctuation (thought experiment)
|
Wikipedia - Bolus Herbarium -- South African herbarium in Cape Town
|
Wikipedia - Bomba on Panther Island -- 1949 film directed by Ford Beebe
|
Wikipedia - Bombay Jayashri -- Singer, music composer and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Bombayla Devi Laishram -- Indian archer
|
Wikipedia - Bomb disposal -- Activity to dispose of and render safe explosive munitions and other materials
|
Wikipedia - Bomb pulse -- Sudden increase of carbon-14 in the Earth's atmosphere due to nuclear bomb tests
|
Wikipedia - Bomb -- explosive weapon that uses exothermic reaction
|
Wikipedia - Bombycomorpha bifascia -- Species of moth found in southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - BoM-EM->idar Finka -- Croatian linguist and lexicographer
|
Wikipedia - Bomi, Sierra Leone -- town in Southern Province, Sierra Leone
|
Wikipedia - Bonaire -- Caribbean island and special municipality of the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Bonane Heritage Park -- Archaeological preserve, County Kerry, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bonaventure -- 13th-century philosopher, Franciscan, theologian, and saint
|
Wikipedia - Bonded warehouse -- Building or other secured area in which dutiable goods may be stored
|
Wikipedia - Bonduca -- Play written by John Fletcher
|
Wikipedia - Bone Crusher (rapper) -- Musician
|
Wikipedia - Boneybefore -- Village in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bongani Mayosi -- South African researcher
|
Wikipedia - Boni & Liveright -- US publisher
|
Wikipedia - Bonneville (film) -- 2006 American film by Christopher N. Rowley
|
Wikipedia - Bonnie Burstow -- Canadian psychotherapist
|
Wikipedia - Bonnie Steinbock -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Boogiepop and Others
|
Wikipedia - Book burning -- Practice of destroying, often ceremoniously, books or other written material
|
Wikipedia - Book:Magic: The Gathering
|
Wikipedia - Book of Esther -- Book of the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament
|
Wikipedia - Book of Jasher (biblical references) -- Lost biblical book mentioned in 2 Samuel 1:18 and Joshua 10:13
|
Wikipedia - Book of My Mother -- 1954 book by Albert Cohen
|
Wikipedia - Book of Nursery and Mother Goose Rhymes -- 1955 Caldecott picture book
|
Wikipedia - Book of the 24 Philosophers -- Philosophical and theological medieval text of uncertain authorship
|
Wikipedia - Book of the Watchers
|
Wikipedia - Book series -- Sequence of books having certain characteristics in common that are formally identified together as a group
|
Wikipedia - Books in the Netherlands -- Overview of books in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Books LLC -- American publisher and book sales club
|
Wikipedia - Boom Boom Boom -- 1995 single by The Outhere Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Boomerang (Nicole Scherzinger song) -- 2013 single by Nicole Scherzinger
|
Wikipedia - Boom! Studios -- American comic book and graphic novel publisher
|
Wikipedia - Boone County Airlines -- Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
|
Wikipedia - Boops (Here to Go) -- 1987 song by Sly and Robbie
|
Wikipedia - Bootes -- Constellation in the northern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Bootherium -- Extinct species of mammal
|
Wikipedia - Borana calendar -- Calendar supposed to be used by Borena people who live in southern Ethiopia and northern Kenya
|
Wikipedia - Borden Dent -- American geographer and cartographer
|
Wikipedia - Border Moors & Forests -- NCA & Upland plateau in far-northern England
|
Wikipedia - Border Morris -- A collection of individual local dances from Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire
|
Wikipedia - Bordighera
|
Wikipedia - Bordure -- Heraldic ordinary or subordinary
|
Wikipedia - Bordwell thermodynamic cycle -- Scientific process
|
Wikipedia - Boreal Sea -- A Mesozoic-era seaway that lay along the northern border of Laurasia
|
Wikipedia - Borehamwood -- Town in southern Hertfordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Borge Ousland -- Norwegian polar explorer, photographer and writer
|
Wikipedia - Boris BalaM-EM-> -- Slovak archer
|
Wikipedia - Boris Chernev -- Bulgarian actor
|
Wikipedia - Boris Chertok
|
Wikipedia - Boris Chicherin
|
Wikipedia - Boris Herrmann -- German yachtsman
|
Wikipedia - Boris Isachenko -- Belarusian archer
|
Wikipedia - Boris Savelev -- Russian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Boris Shcherbina -- Soviet politician, crisis management supervisor of the Chernobyl disaster
|
Wikipedia - Borja Domecq Solis -- Spanish rancher
|
Wikipedia - Borj Lalla Qadiya -- Moroccan cultural heritage site
|
Wikipedia - Borj Sidi Makhlouf -- Moroccan cultural heritage site
|
Wikipedia - Borka: The Adventures of a Goose with No Feathers -- 1963 picture book by John Burningham
|
Wikipedia - Borna Nyaoke-Anoke -- Kenyan physician and medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Born to Be Bad (1934 film) -- 1934 film by Lowell Sherman
|
Wikipedia - Borough status in the United Kingdom -- Honorary status granted by royal charter to local government districts in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Borrowed Hero -- 1941 film by Lewis D. Collins
|
Wikipedia - Boschertown, Missouri -- Unincorporated community in Missouri
|
Wikipedia - Bosilovo Municipality -- Municipality of Northern Macedonia
|
Wikipedia - Bosley Crowther -- American film critic
|
Wikipedia - Bosna i Hercegovina
|
Wikipedia - Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Youth Olympics -- performance of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Youth Olympic Games
|
Wikipedia - Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark -- Currency of Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Bosnia and Herzegovina -- Country in the Balkans
|
Wikipedia - Bosnian Americans -- Americans of Bosnian and/or Herzegovinian birth or descent
|
Wikipedia - Bosnian Crisis -- a crisis trigged by Austria-Hungary's annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1908
|
Wikipedia - Bosnian Crusade -- Crusade fought against heretics in Bosnia
|
Wikipedia - Bosnian Cultural Center -- National cultural center in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Bosnian National Theatre Zenica -- National theatre in Bosnia and Herzgovina
|
Wikipedia - Bosnian-Podrinje Canton GoraM-EM->de -- Canton of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Bosnian pyramid claims -- Pseudoarchaeology in Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Bosnian Wand Airlines -- Airline of Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Bostin Christopher -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Boston and Northern Street Railway -- Former transportation company in Greater Boston, Massachusetts
|
Wikipedia - Bostongurka -- A type of relish with pickled gherkins, red bell pepper and onion with spices
|
Wikipedia - Boston Herald -- US newspaper
|
Wikipedia - BOSU -- Rubber half-sphere used for fitness training
|
Wikipedia - Botanical garden -- garden where plants are grown for scientific study, conservation and public display
|
Wikipedia - Botanischer Garten Rombergpark -- Park in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
|
Wikipedia - Botanischer Schulgarten Burg -- Botanical garden
|
Wikipedia - Bothasig -- A suburban area of the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town
|
Wikipedia - Bot herder
|
Wikipedia - Bothnian Sea -- Southern part of the Gulf of Bothnia
|
Wikipedia - Botswana -- Country in Southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Bottchers Gap
|
Wikipedia - Botulinum toxin therapy of strabismus -- Medical technique
|
Wikipedia - Boulevard Mall -- Shopping center in Amherst, New York
|
Wikipedia - Boulevard Peripherique -- Ring road
|
Wikipedia - Boulting brothers -- Twin brothers and filmmakers
|
Wikipedia - Bouncing Boy -- DC Comics superhero
|
Wikipedia - Boundary Waters-Canadian derecho -- Weather event
|
Wikipedia - Bound state -- System where a particle is subject to a potential such that the particle has a tendency to remain localised in one or more regions of space
|
Wikipedia - Bounlap Keokangna -- Heritage conservationist architect from Laos.
|
Wikipedia - Bourges Cathedral -- Cathedral in Bourges, Cher, France
|
Wikipedia - Bourne Co. Music Publishers -- American music publishing company
|
Wikipedia - Bourtange moor -- Bog area in northern Germany and Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Bowdoin Fjord -- Fjord in northern Greenland.
|
Wikipedia - Bowers Ridge -- A currently seismically inactive ridge in the southern part of the Aleutian Basin
|
Wikipedia - Bowmen of Melville -- Archery club in Perth, Western Australia
|
Wikipedia - Bow shock -- Boundary between a magnetosphere and an ambient magnetized medium
|
Wikipedia - Box-bed -- Enclosed bed generally designed for sleeping in a sitting position, whereby it can be closed with doors or curtains
|
Wikipedia - Box (comics) -- Comic book superhero
|
Wikipedia - Boxfire Press -- American science fiction/fantasy publisher
|
Wikipedia - Box office -- Place where tickets are sold to the public for admission to an event
|
Wikipedia - Boyanchuk -- Commune in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Boyd McDonald (pornographer) -- American writer and magazine publisher
|
Wikipedia - Boyd Rutherford -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Boys and Girls Together -- 1964 novel by William Goldman
|
Wikipedia - B+ (photographer)
|
Wikipedia - BPM Everywhere
|
Wikipedia - Brabant Revolution -- 1789-90 armed insurrection in the Austrian Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Bracha L. Ettinger -- Israeli artist, painter, photographer, theorist and psychoanalyst
|
Wikipedia - Brachytherapy
|
Wikipedia - Brad Cathers -- Canadian politician
|
Wikipedia - Braden Gellenthien -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Bradley J. Fischer -- American film producer
|
Wikipedia - Brad Rushing -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Bradshaw Brook -- River in Northern England
|
Wikipedia - Brad Sherman -- American politician from California
|
Wikipedia - Brad Sherwood -- American improv comedian
|
Wikipedia - Brad Turner (director) -- Canadian film director, television director and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Brady Barr -- American herpetologist and documentary filmmaker
|
Wikipedia - Brady Ellison -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Brahui language -- Dravidian language of southern Pakistan and Afghanistan
|
Wikipedia - Brain-brain interface -- Direct communication pathway between the brain of one animal and the brain of another animal
|
Wikipedia - Brain herniation -- Potentially deadly side effect of very high pressure within the skull
|
Wikipedia - Brajesh Katheriya -- Indian politician
|
Wikipedia - Brakni Brothers Stadium -- Soccer stauium in Bilda, Algeria
|
Wikipedia - Bram Fischer
|
Wikipedia - Bramley, Rotherham -- Village and civil parish in South Yorkshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Branch table -- Method of transferring program control to another part of a program
|
Wikipedia - Brandaris -- Lighthouse on the Wadden Sea island Terschelling, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Brandenkopf -- Mountain in southern Germany
|
Wikipedia - Brandi Sherwood -- American model and pageant winner
|
Wikipedia - Brandon Stanton -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Brandon Visher -- American mixed martial arts fighter
|
Wikipedia - Brandtaucher -- 1850 human-powered submarine by Wilhelm Bauer
|
Wikipedia - Brandy Fisher -- American former ice hockey forward
|
Wikipedia - Branka Musulin -- German-Croatian classical pianist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Branka Raunig -- Archaeologist from Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Branko BoM-EM-!njak -- Croatian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Branko Despot -- Croatian philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Branko Ziherl -- Slovenian diver
|
Wikipedia - Brant Daugherty -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Brasilitherium -- Genus of prozostrodontian cynodonts
|
Wikipedia - Brass Man -- 2005 science fiction novel by Neal Asher
|
Wikipedia - Brathering -- Traditional German dish
|
Wikipedia - Brave and Crazy -- Album by Melissa Etheridge
|
Wikipedia - Brawl Brothers -- 1992 video game
|
Wikipedia - Bread (1924 film) -- 1924 film by Victor Schertzinger
|
Wikipedia - Bread and Roses Heritage Festival -- Open-air festival in Lawrence, Massachusetts, USA
|
Wikipedia - Breadpig -- Publisher/charity founded by Alexis Ohanian
|
Wikipedia - Breakdown (Melissa Etheridge album) -- Album by singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge
|
Wikipedia - Breakdown (Seether song) -- 2008 song
|
Wikipedia - Break in the Weather -- 1991 single by Jenny Morris
|
Wikipedia - Break On Through (To the Other Side) -- Single by the Doors
|
Wikipedia - Breakout Brothers -- 2020 Hong Kong action film
|
Wikipedia - Brecks -- Suburb of Rotherham in South Yorkshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Breda Academy -- Secondary school, Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Breda Castle -- Castle in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Bredon Hill and Other Songs -- Song cycle composed by George Butterworth in 1912
|
Wikipedia - Breed show -- A competition where breeds are judged against a standard and each other
|
Wikipedia - Breitenbush Hot Springs (thermal mineral springs) -- Thermal spring system
|
Wikipedia - Bremer Newspaper -- German publisher
|
Wikipedia - Bremsstrahlung -- Electromagnetic radiation produced by the deceleration of a charged particle when deflected by another charged particle
|
Wikipedia - Brenda Agard -- British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Brenda Cuming -- Canadian archer
|
Wikipedia - Brenda Dingus -- High energy physicist, researcher
|
Wikipedia - Brenda Kamino -- Canadian actress, writer, director, teacher and painter
|
Wikipedia - Brenda L. Dietrich -- American operations researcher
|
Wikipedia - Brendan Bottcher -- Canadian curler
|
Wikipedia - Brendan Fletcher -- Canadian actor (born 1981)
|
Wikipedia - Brendan Maher (psychologist)
|
Wikipedia - Brenda Strathern Writing Prize -- Canadian literary award
|
Wikipedia - Brenda Wadworth -- British archer
|
Wikipedia - Brenna Flaugher -- Experimental cosmologist
|
Wikipedia - Brent Fletcher -- American television writer
|
Wikipedia - Brent Poppen -- American paralympic sportsman, advocate, author, and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Brettach (Kocher) -- River in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
|
Wikipedia - Brett Alexander Savory -- Canadian writer/publisher
|
Wikipedia - Brett Herron (politician) -- South African politician
|
Wikipedia - Breugel, Netherlands -- Village in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Brevet (military) -- The granting of a higher military rank title as a reward for service without granting actual rank
|
Wikipedia - Brews Brothers -- 2020 American comedy streaming television series
|
Wikipedia - Brexit Day bomb plot -- Failed Northern Ireland terrorist plot
|
Wikipedia - Briana Corrigan -- Northern Irish singer
|
Wikipedia - Briana Evigan -- American actress, dancer, singer, songwriter and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Brian Aherne -- English actor
|
Wikipedia - Brian Belcher -- Canadian social scientist
|
Wikipedia - Brian Berman -- American acupuncture researcher
|
Wikipedia - Brian Borcherdt -- Canadian musician
|
Wikipedia - Brian Bruya -- American philosopher and author
|
Wikipedia - Brian C. Buescher -- U.S. federal judge
|
Wikipedia - Brian Cherney -- Canadian composer
|
Wikipedia - Brian Croucher -- English actor and director
|
Wikipedia - Brian Davies (philosopher) -- British philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Brian Doherty (journalist)
|
Wikipedia - Brian E. Luther -- US Navy admiral
|
Wikipedia - Brian E. O'Neil -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Brian Fay -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Brian Flaherty -- Irish hurler
|
Wikipedia - Brian Friel Theatre -- Studio theatre at Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Brian Glenney -- American philosopher and graffiti artist
|
Wikipedia - Brian Griffin (photographer) -- British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Brian Herbert Medlin -- Australian philosopher and anti-war activist
|
Wikipedia - Brian Herbinson -- Canadian equestrian
|
Wikipedia - Brian Herzlinger -- American film director
|
Wikipedia - Brian Josepher -- American writer
|
Wikipedia - Brian Kellow -- American biographer
|
Wikipedia - Brian Kincher -- American acrobatic gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Brian Lanker -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Brian Maxwell (archer) -- Canadian recurve archer
|
Wikipedia - Brian McGuinness -- British philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Brian Milligan -- Irish actor from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Brian Moore (novelist) -- Novelist and screenwriter from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Brian O'Flaherty -- New Zealand horse-racing and equestrian journalist and administrator
|
Wikipedia - Brian O'Shaughnessy (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Brian Skeet -- English director, writer, producer, and cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Brian Snow -- Mathematician, cryptographer
|
Wikipedia - Brian T. Carroll -- American teacher and political candidate
|
Wikipedia - Brian Tufano -- British cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Brian Weatherson
|
Wikipedia - Brian Wetheridge -- British diver
|
Wikipedia - Brice Catherin -- French composer and cellist
|
Wikipedia - Brick Gothic -- Architectural style of Northern Europe
|
Wikipedia - Bridelia micrantha -- Species of tree from tropical and southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Bride price -- Money or other form of wealth paid by a groom or his family to the family of the bride
|
Wikipedia - Bridge 5+92, Northern Central Railway -- Historic railroad bridge
|
Wikipedia - Bridget Archer -- Australian politician
|
Wikipedia - Bridget Breiner -- American dancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Bridget Carragher -- American physicist
|
Wikipedia - Bridget Cleary -- Irishwoman killed by her husband, fearing her a changeling
|
Wikipedia - Bridge therapy -- Therapy intended to serve as a figurative bridge to another stage of therapy
|
Wikipedia - Bridge to Everywhere -- American chamber music ensemble
|
Wikipedia - Bridget Ogilvie -- Australian medical researcher (born 1938)
|
Wikipedia - Bridge to Nowhere (film) -- 1986 film by Ian Mune
|
Wikipedia - Bridge to Terabithia (2007 film) -- 2007 film based on children's book by Katherine Paterson
|
Wikipedia - Bridok -- Commune in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Brief Crossing -- 2001 film by Catherine Breillat
|
Wikipedia - Brief psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Brief therapy
|
Wikipedia - Brie (region) -- Region in northern France
|
Wikipedia - Brigade Cricket Club -- Sports club in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Brigham City (film) -- 2001 film by Richard Dutcher
|
Wikipedia - Brightline West -- Proposed privately run high-speed rail route between Las Vegas and Southern California.
|
Wikipedia - Brighton hotel bombing -- 1984 Margaret Thatcher murder attempt
|
Wikipedia - Brigitte Reichert -- German speed skater
|
Wikipedia - Brigitte Zurcher -- Swiss orienteering competitor
|
Wikipedia - Brihadisvara Temple, Thanjavur -- 11th century temple and UNESCO World Heritage Site
|
Wikipedia - Briley Brothers -- African-American serial killers
|
Wikipedia - Brill Publishers -- Dutch international academic publisher
|
Wikipedia - Brina BoM-EM->iM-DM-^M -- Slovenian archer
|
Wikipedia - Bringing Up Father (1928 film) -- 1928 film by Jack Conway
|
Wikipedia - Bring Us Together -- Political slogan
|
Wikipedia - Bristol sessions -- 1927 gathering and recording of country music stars
|
Wikipedia - British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies
|
Wikipedia - British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - British Association of Dramatherapists -- Professional organization for Dramatherapists
|
Wikipedia - British Black Panthers -- Black Power organisation in the United Kingdom
|
Wikipedia - British Brothers League -- British anti-immigration pressure group
|
Wikipedia - British Columbia Sheriff Service -- Law enforcement agency for BC courts
|
Wikipedia - British Hero of the Holocaust -- A special national award given by the government of the United Kingdom in recognition of British citizens who assisted in rescuing victims of the Holocaust
|
Wikipedia - British Museum leather dressing
|
Wikipedia - British nationality law -- Law of the United Kingdom concerning citizenship and other categories of British nationality
|
Wikipedia - British people -- Citizens of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, British Overseas Territories, Crown Dependencies, and their descendants
|
Wikipedia - British Psychotherapy Foundation -- Organisation in the United Kingdom
|
Wikipedia - British thermal unit -- Unit of energy
|
Wikipedia - Brit Stav -- Norwegian archer
|
Wikipedia - Britt Marie Hermes -- American former naturopathic doctor and blogger (born 1984)
|
Wikipedia - Britt-Marie Was Here -- 2014 novel by Fredrik Backman
|
Wikipedia - BrM-DM-^Mko District -- self-governing administrative unit in Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Broad Fourteens -- An area of the southern North Sea
|
Wikipedia - Broad-tipped hermit -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - Broadway Through a Keyhole -- 1933 film by Lowell Sherman
|
Wikipedia - Broca's area -- Speech production region in the dominant hemisphere of the hominid brain
|
Wikipedia - Broderie anglaise -- Creative works made with eyelets and other open-work embroidery techniques
|
Wikipedia - Broken (Seether song) -- 2004 single by Seether
|
Wikipedia - Brokered programming -- Model where a show's producer pays a broadcaster for air time
|
Wikipedia - Bromyard -- Market town in Herefordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Bronco Buster (film) -- 1952 film by Budd Boetticher
|
Wikipedia - Bronislava Nijinska -- Russian ballet dancer, teacher and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Bronislaw Bandrowski -- Polish philosopher and psychologist
|
Wikipedia - Bronislaw Malinowski -- Anthropologist and ethnographer
|
Wikipedia - Brontotheriidae -- Extinct family of odd-toed ungulates
|
Wikipedia - Bronwyn Kidd -- Australian woman fashion and portrait photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bronwyn McGahan -- Politician from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bronzy hermit -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - Brood parasite -- Organism that relies on others to raise its young
|
Wikipedia - Brookeborough ministry -- Executive Committee of the Privy Council of Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Brooklyn Beckham -- English model and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Brooklyn Bridge (software) -- for transfering or transforming data from here to there
|
Wikipedia - Brooks Brothers riot -- 2000 political demonstration
|
Wikipedia - Brooks Brothers -- Clothing retailer
|
Wikipedia - Brooks K. Mould -- American music publisher
|
Wikipedia - Brosl Hasslacher
|
Wikipedia - Brother (2000 film) -- 2000 film directed by Takeshi Kitano
|
Wikipedia - Brother Alfred -- 1932 film
|
Wikipedia - Brother Andre (film) -- 1987 Canadian drama film
|
Wikipedia - Brother and Sister -- European fairy tale
|
Wikipedia - Brother Antoninus
|
Wikipedia - Brother Bear 2 -- 2006 film by Ben Gluck
|
Wikipedia - Brother Bear -- 2003 American animated comedy-drama film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation
|
Wikipedia - Brother Bernhard -- 1929 film
|
Wikipedia - Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? (film) -- 1975 film
|
Wikipedia - Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? -- Song written by Jay Gorney
|
Wikipedia - Brother (Catholic)
|
Wikipedia - Brother (Christian)
|
Wikipedia - Brother complex
|
Wikipedia - Brother, Cry for Me -- 1970 film
|
Wikipedia - Brother Dash
|
Wikipedia - Brother Derek -- American Thoroughbred racehorse
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood (2016 film) -- 2017 film
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood (2019 film) -- a 2019 survival film about an actual 1926 boating tragedy
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood and Unity in Politics -- Political party in Suriname
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood (Brazilian TV series) -- Brazilian crime drama web television series
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood Cemetery -- Russian Military cemetery in Sevastopol
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood of Evil
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood of Mutants -- Fictional organization
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen -- Labor union in the United States
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood of Saints Cyril and Methodius
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood of Steel -- Fictional technology-worshiping organization in the post-apocalyptic Fallout video game franchise
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood of St Laurence
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood of the Cross and Star -- Religious organisation founded in 1956 by Olumba Olumba in Nigeria
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood of the Holy Sepulchre -- Eastern Orthodox monastic fraternity
|
Wikipedia - Brotherhood of the Wolf -- 2001 film by Christophe Gans
|
Wikipedia - Brother, I'm Dying -- 2007 memoir
|
Wikipedia - Brother Industries -- Japanese multinational electronics and electrical equipment company
|
Wikipedia - Brother Island (Niagara River) -- Island in the Niagara River in the US state of New York
|
Wikipedia - Brother John (film) -- 1971 film by James Goldstone
|
Wikipedia - Brother Jonathan (newspaper)
|
Wikipedia - Brother Jonathan (steamer) -- Paddle steamer
|
Wikipedia - Brother Jonathan -- Personification of New England
|
Wikipedia - Brother Lawrence
|
Wikipedia - Brother Liu and Brother Wang on the Roads in Taiwan -- 1958 film
|
Wikipedia - Brotherly Leader and Guide of the Revolution -- Unofficial title held by former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi
|
Wikipedia - Brotherly Love (1928 film) -- 1928 film
|
Wikipedia - Brotherly love (philosophy) -- Biblical concept
|
Wikipedia - Brother of Sleep -- 1995 film
|
Wikipedia - Brother Orchid -- 1940 film by Lloyd Bacon
|
Wikipedia - Brother Rat and a Baby -- 1940 film by Ray Enright
|
Wikipedia - Brother Rat -- 1938 film by William Keighley
|
Wikipedia - Brother Records -- The Beach Boys' record company
|
Wikipedia - Brother Roger
|
Wikipedia - Brothers (1913 film) -- 1913 film
|
Wikipedia - Brothers (1929 film) -- 1929 film
|
Wikipedia - Brothers (1930 film) -- 1930 film
|
Wikipedia - Brothers (1977 film) -- 1977 film
|
Wikipedia - Brothers (2015 film) -- 2015 Hindi film directed by Karan Malhotra
|
Wikipedia - Brothers (2017 adventure film) -- 2017 film
|
Wikipedia - Brothers (2017 drama film) -- 2017 film
|
Wikipedia - Brothers & Sisters (2006 TV series) -- American television series
|
Wikipedia - Brothers and Sisters (1980 film) -- 1980 film
|
Wikipedia - Brothers and Sisters of Penance of Saint Francis
|
Wikipedia - Brothers and Sisters of the Toda Family -- 1941 film by Yasujiro Ozu
|
Wikipedia - Brother (Saul song) -- Song by the American heavy metal band Saul
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Conflict
|
Wikipedia - Brother's Day -- 2019 film directed by Kalabhavan Shajon
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Five -- 1970 film
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Gonna Work It Out -- 1998 DJ mix album by The Chemical Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Grimm (comics) -- fictional twin villains
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Grimm -- German academics, philologists, cultural researchers, lexicographers, folklorists and authors
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Hospitallers of Saint John of God
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Hospitallers of St. John of God
|
Wikipedia - Brothers in Arms: Furious 4 -- 2015 video game
|
Wikipedia - Brothers in Harmony -- A cappella choir
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Karamazov
|
Wikipedia - Brother's Keeper (1992 film) -- 1992 film by Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky
|
Wikipedia - Brother's Keeper (2002 film) -- 2002 American television film by John Badham
|
Wikipedia - Brother's Keeper (2013 TV series) -- 2013 Hong Kong television drama
|
Wikipedia - Brother's Keeper (2014 film) -- 2014 film directed by Ikechukwu Onyeka
|
Wikipedia - Brothers of Earth -- 1976 novel by C. J. Cherryh
|
Wikipedia - Brothers of Italy -- Italian political party
|
Wikipedia - Brothers of Jesus -- The New Testament describes James, Joseph (Joses), Judas (Jude), and Simon as brothers of Jesus
|
Wikipedia - Brothers of Mercy of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
|
Wikipedia - Brothers of the Christian Schools
|
Wikipedia - Brothers of the Poor of St. Francis
|
Wikipedia - Brothers of the Sacred Heart
|
Wikipedia - Brothers (Ola song) -- 2006 song by Ola Svensson
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Poem -- Poem written by Sappho
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Rocks -- Rock formation in South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, United Kingdom
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Till We Die -- 1977 film by Umberto Lenzi
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Under the Chin -- 1924 film
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Under the Skin -- 1922 film by E. Mason Hopper
|
Wikipedia - Brother Sun, Sister Moon
|
Wikipedia - Brothers Volcano -- A submarine volcano in the Kermadec Arc, north east of New Zealand
|
Wikipedia - Brother Tode
|
Wikipedia - Brother Tom -- Japanese singer and tarento
|
Wikipedia - Brotherton Farm -- Historic building in Pennsylvania
|
Wikipedia - Brotherton Library -- Library at the University of Leeds, England
|
Wikipedia - Brothertown Indians
|
Wikipedia - Brother Voodoo
|
Wikipedia - Brother
|
Wikipedia - Brother XII
|
Wikipedia - Broughderg, County Tyrone -- Land area in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - B'rov am hadrat melech -- Principle in Jewish law that recommends that commandments, good deeds, be performed as part of as large a gathering as possible
|
Wikipedia - Brown-headed paradise kingfisher -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - Brownian dynamics -- Ideal molecular motion where no average acceleration takes place
|
Wikipedia - Brownstone -- Type of sandstone, or U.S. townhouse built thereof
|
Wikipedia - Broxbourne Rowing Club -- Rowing club in Hertfordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Broyden-Fletcher-Goldfarb-Shanno algorithm -- Optimization method
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Archer
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Bairnsfather -- British artist
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Bode -- American medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Chun -- Canadian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Davidson (photographer) -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Dethlefsen -- American poet and teacher of poetry
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Fleisher -- American professional golfer
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Fleming -- British fine art photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Hart (wrestler) -- Canadian professional wrestler, promoter, booker, trainer, and school teacher
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Herschensohn -- American television personality
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Hershenson -- American entrepreneur, publisher, and gambler
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Liddington -- British headteacher
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Mather -- Canadian composer
|
Wikipedia - Bruce McNeil -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruce M. Fischer -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Nuclear Generating Station -- Nuclear power station in Ontario, Canada. Largest nuclear power station in the Western Hemisphere.
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Pandolfini -- American chess author, teacher, and coach
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Reitherman -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Rogers (typographer) -- American typographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Shand -- Father of Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Surtees -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Talamon -- R&B and soul photographer from the 1970s and 1980s
|
Wikipedia - Bruce Weber (photographer) -- American fashion photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruce William Stillman -- Australian biochemist and cancer researcher
|
Wikipedia - Bruges speech -- 1988 speech given by Margaret Thatcher at the Belfry of Bruges, Belgium
|
Wikipedia - Brunnian link -- Interlinked multi-loop construction where cutting one loop frees all the others
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Barbey -- Moroccan-born French photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Bisang -- Swiss fashion photographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Delbonnel -- French cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Felipe -- French archer
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Figueroa Fischer -- Mexican diplomat
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Foucher -- French diplomat
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Latour -- French philosopher, anthropologist and sociologist
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Maag -- Swiss typographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Messerli -- Swiss geographer and university professor (1931-2019)
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Stephan -- German cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Timm -- German cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Bruno Tonioli -- Italian choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Brutus of Troy -- Legendary descendant of the Trojan hero Aeneas
|
Wikipedia - Bruxie -- Southern California-based fast casual restaurant
|
Wikipedia - Brvenica Municipality -- Municipality of Northern Macedonia
|
Wikipedia - Bryan A. Garner -- American lawyer, lexicographer, and teacher (born 1958)
|
Wikipedia - Bryan Dumesnil -- Canadian pitcher
|
Wikipedia - Bryan Higgins -- British philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Bryansford GAC -- Gaelic sports club, County Down, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bryce Kanights -- American photographer and skateboarder
|
Wikipedia - Bryden Macpherson -- Australian professional golfer
|
Wikipedia - Bryher (novelist)
|
Wikipedia - Bryn Christopher -- British singer and songwriter
|
Wikipedia - Bryony Dalefield -- New Zealand photographer and visual artist
|
Wikipedia - Bryony Pitman -- British archer
|
Wikipedia - Bryshere Y. Gray -- American actor and rapper
|
Wikipedia - Bryson of Heraclea
|
Wikipedia - BT postcode area -- Postcode area in the United Kingdom covering Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Bucculatrix herbalbella -- Species of moth in genus Bucculatrix
|
Wikipedia - Buchanan Rides Alone -- 1958 film by Budd Boetticher
|
Wikipedia - Bucheres -- Commune in Grand Est, France
|
Wikipedia - Buchergilde-Essaypreis -- German literary award
|
Wikipedia - Buck and the Preacher -- 1972 film by Sidney Poitier
|
Wikipedia - Buck Barrow -- Brother of infamous Clyde Barrow
|
Wikipedia - Buckland, Hertfordshire -- Village in East Hertfordshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Buck Rogers -- Science fiction hero
|
Wikipedia - Bucky Barnes -- Marvel Comics fictional superhero
|
Wikipedia - Budd Boetticher -- American film director
|
Wikipedia - Buddhaghosa -- 5th-century Indian Theravada Buddhist commentator, translator and philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Buddha Mil Gaya -- 1971 Hindi film directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee
|
Wikipedia - Buddhist cosmology of the Theravada school
|
Wikipedia - Buddhist cosmology (Theravada)
|
Wikipedia - Buddhist hermeneutics -- Buddhist religious interpretation
|
Wikipedia - Buddhist mummies -- Bodies of Buddhist monks and nuns that remain incorrupt, without any traces of deliberate mummification by another party
|
Wikipedia - Buddy Fletcher (politician) -- Mayor of Lakeland, Florida
|
Wikipedia - Buddy line -- A line physically tethering two scuba divers together underwater to avoid separation in low visibility conditions
|
Wikipedia - Buddy Spicher -- American country music fiddle player
|
Wikipedia - Buddy X -- 1992 single by Neneh Cherry
|
Wikipedia - Budenets -- Commune in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Budhaditya Mukherjee -- Indian musician
|
Wikipedia - Bud Holscher -- America golfer
|
Wikipedia - Budi Lake -- Lake in southern Chile
|
Wikipedia - Bud Lilly -- American fly fisherman (1925-2017)
|
Wikipedia - Buena Vista Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians of California
|
Wikipedia - Buen Formation -- Cambrian LagerstM-CM-$tte in northern Greenland
|
Wikipedia - Bueno-Orovio-Cherry-Fenton model -- Phenomenological ionic model for human ventricular cells
|
Wikipedia - Buffalo Head Terrane -- A terrane in the western Canadian Shield in northern Alberta
|
Wikipedia - Buffalo Stance -- 1988 single by Neneh Cherry
|
Wikipedia - Buff-bellied hermit -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - Buff coat -- Type of thick leather coat
|
Wikipedia - Buff (colour) -- yellow-brown colour of the un-dyed leather of several animals
|
Wikipedia - Buford T. Justice -- Fictional police sheriff
|
Wikipedia - Bugewa Apampa -- Nigerian researcher
|
Wikipedia - Bugsworth Basin Heritage Trust -- British canal restoration organisation
|
Wikipedia - Bugtitherium -- Extinct mammal of modern-day Pakistan
|
Wikipedia - Bukivka -- Commune in Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - BukM-EM-^M Shimizu -- Japanese photographer
|
Wikipedia - Buky -- urban locality in Cherkasy Oblast, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Bulawayo Thermal Power Station -- Zimbabwean power station
|
Wikipedia - Bulbasaurus -- Genus of therapsids (fossil)
|
Wikipedia - Bulent Korkmaz (archer) -- Turkish Paralympic archer
|
Wikipedia - Bulleh Shah -- 18th-century Punjabi philosopher and poet
|
Wikipedia - Bulletin of Marine Science -- A peer-reviewed scientific journal published by the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science of the University of Miami
|
Wikipedia - Bullion -- Gold, silver, or other precious metals in the form of bars or ingots
|
Wikipedia - Bullock family -- Family name from Southern England
|
Wikipedia - Bull-of-the-Woods Logging Scow -- Shipwreck in northern Minnesota
|
Wikipedia - Bullring -- Arena where bullfighting is performed
|
Wikipedia - Bullying -- Use of force or coercion to abuse or intimidate others
|
Wikipedia - Bullyparade - Der Film -- 2017 film by Michael Herbig
|
Wikipedia - Bunco Squad -- 1950 film by Herbert I. Leeds
|
Wikipedia - Bunk bed -- Bed in which one bed frame is stacked on top of another
|
Wikipedia - Bunnik -- Municipality in Utrecht, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Bunu Sheriff Musa -- Nigerian administrator and engineer
|
Wikipedia - Burak Beydili -- Turkish archer
|
Wikipedia - Buranovskiye Babushki -- Group of singing Udmurt grandmothers
|
Wikipedia - Burcu DaM-DM-^_ -- Turkish para-archer
|
Wikipedia - Bureau de Recherches Geologiques et Minieres -- French geological survey
|
Wikipedia - Bureau van Dijk -- Business information publisher based in Belgium
|
Wikipedia - Burevisnyk-ShVSM Chernihiv -- Professional Volleyball club based in Chernihiv, Ukraine
|
Wikipedia - Burgert Brothers -- Photographer duo
|
Wikipedia - Burgher (Church history)
|
Wikipedia - Burgher people
|
Wikipedia - Burgher (title)
|
Wikipedia - Burgh -- Former autonomous corporate entity in Scotland and Northern England
|
Wikipedia - Burglary -- Crime of entering someone's property, often with the intent to steal from them or commit another offence
|
Wikipedia - Burgundian Netherlands -- The Netherlands from 1384 to 1482
|
Wikipedia - Burgundian State -- Historical government in what is now France and the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Burke's Peerage -- British genealogical publisher
|
Wikipedia - Burlington Northern Railroad -- American railroad company
|
Wikipedia - Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation
|
Wikipedia - Burmazi -- Albanian tribe based in Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Burmese amber -- Late Cretaceous amber from Northern Myanmar
|
Wikipedia - Burnet: A Life -- Book by Christopher Sexton
|
Wikipedia - Burnett Guffey -- American cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Burning Annie -- 2004 American independent comedy film by Van Flesher
|
Wikipedia - Burnisher -- Woodworking tool for sharpening a card scraper
|
Wikipedia - Burntside Lodge -- Resort in northern Minnesota
|
Wikipedia - Burn (Usher song) -- 2004 single by Usher
|
Wikipedia - Burren and Cliffs of Moher Geopark -- Area of geological interest including the Burren and Cliffs of Moher
|
Wikipedia - Burry Holms -- A small tidal island at the northern end of the Gower Peninsula, Wales
|
Wikipedia - Burt Glinn -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Burton Blumert -- American writer and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Buru dwarf kingfisher -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - Buru language (Nigeria) -- Southern Bantoid language of Nigeria
|
Wikipedia - Buryat State Agricultural Academy -- Russian higher education institution
|
Wikipedia - Busby Berkeley -- American film director and musical choreographer (1895-1976)
|
Wikipedia - Bush Brothers and Company -- American food processing corporation
|
Wikipedia - Bushnell-Fisher House -- Historic building in Eagle, Idaho
|
Wikipedia - Bushveld -- Sub-tropical woodland ecoregion of Southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Business and Technology Education Council -- Provider of qualifications in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Business model -- Rationale of how an organization creates, delivers, and captures value in economic, social, cultural or other contexts
|
Wikipedia - Bus station -- Structure, larger than a bus stop, where city or intercity buses stop to pick up and drop off passengers
|
Wikipedia - Bust of a Woman (Marie-Therese) -- Sculpture by Pablo Picasso
|
Wikipedia - Bust of Hercules -- C. 1618 sculpture by Lucas Faydherbe
|
Wikipedia - Busuu language -- Moribund Southern Bantoid language of Cameroon
|
Wikipedia - Busybody -- Person who meddles in the affairs of others
|
Wikipedia - Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker -- 1982 American exploitation horror film by William Asher
|
Wikipedia - Butcher Billy -- Brazilian artist and graphic designer
|
Wikipedia - Butcherbird -- Australasian songbird
|
Wikipedia - Butcher's shop
|
Wikipedia - Butcher's Shop -- Painting by Annibale Carracci in Christ Church, Oxford
|
Wikipedia - Butchers
|
Wikipedia - Butch Johnson -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Butel Municipality -- Municipality of Northern Macedonia
|
Wikipedia - Butherium -- Genus of beetles
|
Wikipedia - But I'm Not Wrong -- 2010 stand-up comedy special by Bill Maher
|
Wikipedia - Butler Brothers (filmmakers) -- Canadian filmmakers
|
Wikipedia - Butterfly pea flower tea -- Herbal tea
|
Wikipedia - Butterfly theorem -- About the midpoint of a chord of a circle, through which two other chords are drawn
|
Wikipedia - Butterley railway station -- Heritage station in Derbyshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Buyeo -- 2nd century BCE to 494 CE kingdom in southern Manchuria and northern Korean
|
Wikipedia - Buyid dynasty -- Iranian dynasty which ruled over Iraq and central and southern Iran (934-1062)
|
Wikipedia - Buyuk Han -- Caravan resting place in Nicosia, Northern Cyprus.
|
Wikipedia - Byadrangiin Lkhagvasuren -- Mongolian archer
|
Wikipedia - By Heresies Distressed -- Novel by David Weber
|
Wikipedia - Byron Cherry -- American actor
|
Wikipedia - Byron G. Highland -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Byron Herbert Reece -- American writer
|
Wikipedia - Byronic hero -- Type of antihero often characterized by isolation and contemplation
|
Wikipedia - Byron Preiss -- American publisher
|
Wikipedia - Byron R. Sherman House -- Historic building in Montana, US
|
Wikipedia - Byzantine Rite Lutheranism
|
Wikipedia - C-52 (cipher machine) -- 1950s cipher machines by Crypto AG
|
Wikipedia - Cab Driver -- Song by the Mills Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Cabo de Santa Maria (Faro) -- Southernmost point of mainland Portugal
|
Wikipedia - Cabossed -- Heraldic term used where a beast's head is cleanly separated from the neck so that only the face shows
|
Wikipedia - Cabra, County Down -- Townland in County Down, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Cache coherence
|
Wikipedia - Cache Creek Terrane -- A geologic terrane in British Columbia and southern Yukon, Canada
|
Wikipedia - Cache La Poudre River Corridor National Heritage Area -- Heritage area in Colorado, United States
|
Wikipedia - Cadency -- System in heraldry to distinguish family members
|
Wikipedia - Cadet rifle -- Rifle used by military cadets and others for basic firearms and marksmanship training
|
Wikipedia - Caduceus -- Staff carried by Hermes in Greek mythology
|
Wikipedia - Caecilia Metella (daughter of Balearicus) -- Mother of Roman Tribune Clodius Pulcher
|
Wikipedia - Caecilie Seler-Sachs -- German ethnologist, photographer and author (1855-1935)
|
Wikipedia - Caelum -- Constellation in the southern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Caesar cipher -- Simple and widely known encryption technique
|
Wikipedia - Caesarean section -- Surgical procedure in which a baby is delivered through an incision in the mother's abdomen
|
Wikipedia - Caesar Hull -- Southern Rhodesian World War II flying ace
|
Wikipedia - Cafe society -- People who gathered in cafes and restaurants
|
Wikipedia - Cafeteria -- Food service location in which there is little or no waiting staff table service
|
Wikipedia - Cagayan Heritage Conservation Society -- Non-governmental organization
|
Wikipedia - Cagoule -- Lightweight, weatherproof raincoat or anorak with a hood
|
Wikipedia - Cahal Carvill -- Hurler from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Caherconnell Stone Fort -- Medieval stone ringfort in the Burren, County Clare, Ireland.
|
Wikipedia - Caherconree -- Mountain in Kerry, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Caherduff Castle -- Tower house near Cong, County Mayo, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Caher Mountain (Kerry) -- Mountain in Kerry, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Cahersiveen -- Town in County Kerry, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Caher West Top -- Mountain in Kerry, Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Cair Municipality -- Municipality of Northern Macedonia
|
Wikipedia - Caithness and Sutherland Peatlands -- Peatland in northern Scotland
|
Wikipedia - Caithness Lochs -- Series of lochs in northern Scotland
|
Wikipedia - Caitlin Blackwood -- Northern Irish actress
|
Wikipedia - Caitlin Cronenberg -- Canadian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Cai Xiang -- Chinese calligrapher, politician, engineer, poet
|
Wikipedia - Caja de Muertos -- Island on southern coast of Puerto Rico
|
Wikipedia - Cajon Pass -- Mountain pass in Southern California
|
Wikipedia - Calamagrostis tweedyi -- Herbaceous perennial in the grass family
|
Wikipedia - Calamity Jane and Sam Bass -- 1949 film by George Sherman
|
Wikipedia - Calandrinia corrigioloides -- Annual herb
|
Wikipedia - Calbha Mor -- A tidal islet in Eddrachillis Bay, Sutherland, Scotland.
|
Wikipedia - Calcareous glade -- Calcareous glades occur where bedrock such as limestone occurs near or at the surface, and have very shallow and little soil development.
|
Wikipedia - Calceology -- Study of footwear, especially historical footwear whether as archaeology, shoe fashion history
|
Wikipedia - Caldoveiro Peak -- Mountain in Asturias, Northern Spain
|
Wikipedia - Caleb Femi -- Nigerian Author, Photographer and Filmmaker
|
Wikipedia - Calendar of saints (Anglican Church of Southern Africa)
|
Wikipedia - Calendar of Saints (Lutheran)
|
Wikipedia - Calendar of saints (Lutheran)
|
Wikipedia - Calgary Herald -- Newspaper in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
|
Wikipedia - Caliber Comics -- Comic book publisher
|
Wikipedia - California Border Protection Stations -- Checkpoints along California land borders with other states
|
Wikipedia - California Current -- A Pacific Ocean current that flows southward along the western coast of North America from southern British Columbia to the southern Baja California Peninsula
|
Wikipedia - California gnatcatcher -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - California Lutheran High School -- Wisconsin Synod Lutheran high school in Wildomar, California
|
Wikipedia - California Lutheran University -- Private university in Thousand Oaks, California
|
Wikipedia - California News Publishers Association -- Trade association for California newspapers
|
Wikipedia - California Rancheria Termination Acts
|
Wikipedia - California's 27th congressional district -- U.S. House district in northern suburbs of Los Angeles, CA
|
Wikipedia - California thrasher -- Species of passerine bird found in chaparral habitats
|
Wikipedia - California (Usher song) -- 2020 single by Usher
|
Wikipedia - California Western Railroad -- A heritage railroad in Mendocino County, California (USA), running from Fort Bragg to Willits
|
Wikipedia - Calista V. Luther -- American missionary
|
Wikipedia - Call detail record -- Automated data record that documents the details of a telephone call or other telecommunications transaction
|
Wikipedia - Call Her Savage -- 1932 film
|
Wikipedia - Callidrepana pulcherrima -- Species of hook-tip moth
|
Wikipedia - Callin' Me When I'm Lonely -- 2013 single by Sheryl Crow
|
Wikipedia - Call of the Prairie -- 1936 film by Howard Bretherton
|
Wikipedia - Cal Lutheran Kingsmen and Regals -- California Lutheran University varsity teams
|
Wikipedia - Calogero Rizzuto (architect) -- Italian cultural heritage official
|
Wikipedia - Caloosahatchee Seamount -- A seamount in the northern Atlantic Ocean in the Corner Rise Seamounts
|
Wikipedia - Caloptilia alpherakiella -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - Calpain -- Protease enzyme present in mammals and other organisms
|
Wikipedia - Calvin Hartley -- South African archer
|
Wikipedia - Calvin Hicks (photographer) -- African American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Calw Hermann Hesse Prize
|
Wikipedia - Calydonian Boar -- mythical boar defeated by Olympian heroes
|
Wikipedia - Calypso Now -- Publisher of music on cassette
|
Wikipedia - Cam Archer -- American photographer and filmmaker
|
Wikipedia - Camas pocket gopher -- Small species of burrowing rodent from Oregon
|
Wikipedia - Cambria Press -- Independent academic publisher based in Amherst, New York
|
Wikipedia - Cambridge Jones -- British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Cambridge Museum of Technology -- Industrial heritage museum in Cambridge, England
|
Wikipedia - Cambridge Scholars Publishing -- British publisher
|
Wikipedia - Came Here for Love -- 2017 single by Sigala and Ella Eyre
|
Wikipedia - Camellia (cipher) -- Feistel network based block cipher
|
Wikipedia - Camelopardalis -- Constellation in the northern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Camel's nose -- Metaphor for a situation where the permitting of a small, seemingly innocuous act will open the door for larger, clearly undesirable actions
|
Wikipedia - CaM-EM-!ka Municipality -- Municipality of Northern Macedonia
|
Wikipedia - Cam engine -- Reciprocating engine where the pistons drive a cam actuated shaft
|
Wikipedia - Camilla Lowther -- British talent agent
|
Wikipedia - Camilla Somod -- Danish archer
|
Wikipedia - Camilla Speller -- Biomolecular archaeologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Camille Theriault -- Canadian politician
|
Wikipedia - Camillo Bazzoni -- Italian cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Camillo Ricordi -- diabetes researcher
|
Wikipedia - Camilo Mayr -- German archer
|
Wikipedia - Camino Real de Tierra Adentro -- Northernmost of Mexico CityM-bM-^@M-^Xs four "royal roads"
|
Wikipedia - Camp Cherry Valley -- Camp on Catalina Island, California
|
Wikipedia - Campeiro Bulldog -- Dog breed developed in Southern Brazil
|
Wikipedia - Campethera -- Genus of birds
|
Wikipedia - Camping (video games) -- Video gaming tactic where a player obtains an advantageous static strategic position
|
Wikipedia - Campion Anglo-Indian Higher Secondary School
|
Wikipedia - Camp Lazlo: Where's Lazlo? -- 2007 animated film by Joe Murray
|
Wikipedia - Camp Leatherneck -- Afghan Armed Forces base in Helmand Province, Afghanistan
|
Wikipedia - Camp Nowhere -- 1994 film directed by Jonathan Prince
|
Wikipedia - Camp of the Fatherland -- Political party in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
|
Wikipedia - Camponotus fletcheri -- Species of ant
|
Wikipedia - Camponotus herculeanus -- Species of ant known as the Hercules ant
|
Wikipedia - Camporee -- a local or regional gathering of Scouting units for a period of camping and common activities
|
Wikipedia - Camp Speicher massacre -- Massacre by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant during the occupation of Tikrit
|
Wikipedia - Campus sexual assault -- Sexual assault of a student attending an institution of higher learning
|
Wikipedia - Camulodunum -- Roman castrum where Colchester, England now stands
|
Wikipedia - Canada Goose (clothing) -- Canadian manufacturer of cold weather apparel
|
Wikipedia - Canada goose -- Species of goose native to Northern Hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Canada-Netherlands relations -- Diplomatic relations between Canada and the Kingdom of the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Canadian heraldry -- Canadian coats of arms and other heraldic achievements
|
Wikipedia - Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum -- Aviation museum in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
|
Wikipedia - Canal de l'Oise a l'Aisne -- Canal in northern France
|
Wikipedia - Canal des Ardennes -- Canal in northern France
|
Wikipedia - Canal du Nord -- Canal in northern France
|
Wikipedia - Canal lateral a l'Aisne -- Canal in northern France
|
Wikipedia - Canal lateral a l'Oise -- Canal in northern France
|
Wikipedia - Canals of Amsterdam -- Grachten dug in the 17th century during the Dutch Golden Age; UNESCO World Heritage Site
|
Wikipedia - Canary Islands oystercatcher -- Species of bird
|
Wikipedia - Canaveral Press -- Defunct American publisher
|
Wikipedia - Cancel character -- Either of two control codes used to delete or rescind preceding data or characters
|
Wikipedia - Cancer immunotherapy -- Artificial stimulation of the immune system to treat cancer
|
Wikipedia - Candace A. Yano -- American social researcher
|
Wikipedia - Candace S. Kovacic-Fleischer -- American lawyer
|
Wikipedia - Candelariella -- Genus of bright yellow, ocher, or greenish yellow crustose or squamulose lichens in the family Lecanoraceae
|
Wikipedia - Candice Boucher -- South African model and actress
|
Wikipedia - Candice Bridge -- American chemist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Candida, Millionairess -- 1941 film by Luis Bayon Herrera
|
Wikipedia - Candy Atherton -- British politician and journalist
|
Wikipedia - Candy (Southern and Hoffenberg novel)
|
Wikipedia - Canes Venatici -- Constellation in the northern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Canigou -- Mountain in the Pyrenees of southern France
|
Wikipedia - Canine transmissible venereal tumor -- Histiocytic tumor of the external genitalia of the dog and other canines
|
Wikipedia - Caning (furniture) -- Craft of weaving seats for chairs and other wood-framed furniture from rattan or similar materials
|
Wikipedia - Canis Major -- Constellation in the southern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Canklow -- Suburb of Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England
|
Wikipedia - Cannabis in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- Use of Cannabis in Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Cannabis in the Netherlands -- Use of cannabis in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Cannibal Campout -- 1988 horror film directed by Jon McBride and Tom Fisher
|
Wikipedia - Cannibalism -- Consuming another individual of the same species as food
|
Wikipedia - Canoe Association of Northern Ireland -- National governing body for paddlesports in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Canon of Sherlock Holmes
|
Wikipedia - Can She Bake a Cherry Pie? -- 1983 film
|
Wikipedia - Cantabrian cream cheese -- Cheese made from the milk of Friesian cows in Cantabria, in northern Spain
|
Wikipedia - Cantabrian Sea -- Sea in the southern Bay of Biscay off the coast of Spain
|
Wikipedia - Can't Cry Anymore -- 1995 single by Sheryl Crow
|
Wikipedia - Cante Alentejano -- Polyphonic singing from Alentejo, southern Portugal
|
Wikipedia - Cant Get There from Here -- 1985 single by R.E.M.
|
Wikipedia - Canticle -- Christian song of praise with lyrics from biblical or holy texts other than the Psalms
|
Wikipedia - Cantino planisphere -- Earliest surviving map showing Portuguese geographic discoveries in the east and west
|
Wikipedia - Cantonese people -- Ethnic group native to parts of southern China
|
Wikipedia - Canton (heraldry) -- heraldic charge
|
Wikipedia - Canton of Vierzon-1 -- Canton in Cher, Centre-Val de Loire, France
|
Wikipedia - Cantons of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Can't Stop Won't Stop (Usher song)
|
Wikipedia - Can You Forgive Her? (song) -- 1993 single by Pet Shop Boys
|
Wikipedia - Caodaism -- A monotheistic syncretic religion officially established in the city of TM-CM-"y Ninh in southern Vietnam in 1926
|
Wikipedia - Caodeyao -- Genus of therapsid from Permian China
|
Wikipedia - Cao Hui -- Chinese archer
|
Wikipedia - Caoimhe Archibald -- Politician from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Cao Yu (cinematographer) -- Chinese cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Caparison -- Cloth covering laid over a horse or other animal for protection and decoratio
|
Wikipedia - Capcom -- Japanese developer and publisher of video games
|
Wikipedia - Cap Corse -- A 40 kilometre (25 mile) long peninsula located at the northern tip of Corsica
|
Wikipedia - Cape Colony -- Dutch and British colony in Southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Cape Don Light -- Lighthouse in Northern Territory, Australia
|
Wikipedia - Cape Fold Mountains -- A series of parallel ranges along the south-western and southern coastlines of South Africa
|
Wikipedia - Cape Fourcroy Light -- Lighthouse in Northern Territory, Australia
|
Wikipedia - Cape gray mongoose -- Species of mongoose from southern Africa
|
Wikipedia - Cape Hotham Light -- Lighthouse in Northern Territory, Australia
|
Wikipedia - Cape jazz -- Genre of jazz that is performed in the very southern part of Africa
|
Wikipedia - Cape Juby -- Cape in southern Morocco
|
Wikipedia - Capel Pownall -- British archer
|
Wikipedia - Capelsebrug metro station -- Metro station in Rotterdam, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Cape May Seashore Lines -- Short line railroad in southern New Jersery, U.S.
|
Wikipedia - Cape Schuchert Formation -- Geologic formation in Greenland
|
Wikipedia - Cape Winelands Biosphere Reserve -- Protected area in the Western Cape province of South Africa
|
Wikipedia - Cap Gris-Nez -- Cape in northern France
|
Wikipedia - Capitalist Realism -- book by Mark Fisher
|
Wikipedia - Capital of the Netherlands -- References to The Hague in the Constitution of the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Capital region -- Region or district surrounding the capital city of a country or another administrative division
|
Wikipedia - Capitulations of Santa Fe -- Signed document between Christopher Columbus and the rulers of Spain
|
Wikipedia - Capo di Bove -- ancient Roman thermal baths on the Appian Way outside Rome
|
Wikipedia - Capo -- Common tool for players of guitars and other stringed instruments
|
Wikipedia - Cappadocian Fathers -- Group of early of Christian chaplains
|
Wikipedia - Cappelen Damm -- Norwegian publisher
|
Wikipedia - Capperia fletcheri -- Species of plume moth
|
Wikipedia - Capricornus -- Zodiac constellation in the southern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Capri Theatre -- Heritage-listed cinema in Goodwood, Adelaide, South Australia
|
Wikipedia - Captain America and Nick Fury: The Otherworld War
|
Wikipedia - Captain America: Civil War -- 2016 superhero film produced by Marvel Studios
|
Wikipedia - Captain America in other media
|
Wikipedia - Captain America: The First Avenger -- 2011 American superhero film
|
Wikipedia - Captain America: The Winter Soldier -- 2014 superhero film produced by Marvel Studios
|
Wikipedia - Captain America -- Fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics
|
Wikipedia - Captain Battle -- Fictional superhero from the Golden Age of Comics
|
Wikipedia - Captain Canuck -- Canadian comic book superhero
|
Wikipedia - Captain Gallagher -- Irish outlaw
|
Wikipedia - Captain Marvel (DC Comics) -- Superhero
|
Wikipedia - Captain Marvel (film) -- 2019 superhero film produced by Marvel Studios
|
Wikipedia - Captain Marvel (Marvel Comics) -- Name of several superheroes appearing in Marvel Comics publications and related media
|
Wikipedia - Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell) -- Superhero appearing in Marvel Comics publications and related media
|
Wikipedia - Captain Marvel (M. F. Enterprises) -- Short-lived superhero published by M. F. Enterprises
|
Wikipedia - Captain Midnight -- Superhero
|
Wikipedia - Captain Savage and his Leatherneck Raiders -- World War II comic book
|
Wikipedia - Capuchin Sisters of Mother Rubatto
|
Wikipedia - Car 54, Where Are You? (film) -- 1994 film by Bill Fishman
|
Wikipedia - Car 54, Where Are You? -- American television series 1961-63
|
Wikipedia - Cara Butler -- American stepdancer and choreographer
|
Wikipedia - Cara Hunter -- Northern Ireland politician
|
Wikipedia - Caravan (travellers) -- Group of people or animals traveling together in a row
|
Wikipedia - Carbine's Heritage -- 1927 film
|
Wikipedia - Carbon cycle -- Biogeochemical cycle by which carbon is exchanged among the biosphere, pedosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere
|
Wikipedia - Carbon detonation -- Violent reignition of thermonuclear fusion in a white dwarf star
|
Wikipedia - Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere
|
Wikipedia - Carbon retirement -- Release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere
|
Wikipedia - Carbon sequestration -- Capture and long-term storage of atmospheric carbon dioxide
|
Wikipedia - Carbon star -- Star whose atmosphere contains more carbon than oxygen
|
Wikipedia - Cardinal Lamberto -- Fictional character from The Godfather series
|
Wikipedia - Cardinal mark -- Sea mark indicating where safe water is near to a hazard
|
Wikipedia - Carding (police policy) -- Intelligence gathering policy of the Toronto Police Service
|
Wikipedia - Card sharp -- Person who uses skill and deception to win at poker or other card games
|
Wikipedia - Carebara escherichi -- Species of ant
|
Wikipedia - Career -- An individual's journey through learning, work, and other aspects of life
|
Wikipedia - Caregiver -- Person helping another with activities of daily living
|
Wikipedia - Carel Fabritius -- Painter from the Northern Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Caresse Crosby -- American publisher, activist, and inventor of the bra
|
Wikipedia - Cargo cult -- adherents practice rituals which they believe will cause a more technologically advanced society to deliver goods.
|
Wikipedia - Caribbean natural region -- A region of coastal northern Colombia
|
Wikipedia - Caribou mother -- Inuit deity
|
Wikipedia - Carina (constellation) -- Constellation in the southern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Carina Herrstedt -- Swedish politician
|
Wikipedia - Carina Jonsson -- Swedish archer
|
Wikipedia - Carina Rosenvinge Christiansen -- Danish archer
|
Wikipedia - Carita Jussila -- Finnish archer
|
Wikipedia - Carla Borel -- French-British photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carla Cordua -- Chilean philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Carla Dove -- Ornithologist and American researcher of bird-aircraft strikes
|
Wikipedia - Carl Aeschbacher -- Swiss composer
|
Wikipedia - Carla Heredia Serrano -- Ecuadorian chess player
|
Wikipedia - Carla Lockhart -- Politician from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Carla Nolpa -- German archer
|
Wikipedia - Carl August Fleischer -- Norwegian jurist
|
Wikipedia - Carl Bertil Agnestig -- Swedish music teacher and composer
|
Wikipedia - Carl C. Mose -- American sculptor and art teacher
|
Wikipedia - Carl Crabtree -- American politician and rancher from Idaho
|
Wikipedia - Carl Czerny -- Austrian composer, teacher and pianist
|
Wikipedia - Carl De Keyzer -- Belgian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carl Dreher -- American electrical engineer
|
Wikipedia - Carl Drews -- German cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Carleton CDBA -- Military rebreather by Cobham plc
|
Wikipedia - Carl Feer-Herzog -- Swiss politician
|
Wikipedia - Carl Freiherr von Rokitansky
|
Wikipedia - Carl-Friedrich Freiherr von Langen -- German equestrian
|
Wikipedia - Carl Georg Christian Schumacher -- German painter
|
Wikipedia - Carl Gustav Fleischer -- Norwegian general
|
Wikipedia - Carl Herman Halvorsen -- Norwegian politician
|
Wikipedia - Carl Hermann Credner
|
Wikipedia - Carl Hermann
|
Wikipedia - Carl Hertz
|
Wikipedia - Carl Hugo Hahn -- 19th-century German Lutheran missionary
|
Wikipedia - Carl Irving Wheat -- American cartographer
|
Wikipedia - Carlisle College -- Further education college in England
|
Wikipedia - Carlist Party of Euskal Herria -- Political party in the Basque Country
|
Wikipedia - Carl Johan Schnherr
|
Wikipedia - Carl Jung -- Swiss psychiatrist and psychotherapist
|
Wikipedia - Carl Magnus Craelius -- Swedish opera singer and voice teacher
|
Wikipedia - Carlo Buonaparte -- Father of Napoleon Bonaparte
|
Wikipedia - Carlo Cataldo -- Italian historian, poet and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Carlo Cattaneo -- Italian patriot, philosopher and politician
|
Wikipedia - Carlo Gentile -- Italian-American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carlo Gesualdo -- Italian prince, 1566-1613, known for his compositions and for killing his wife and her lover
|
Wikipedia - Carlo Naya -- Italian photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carlo Rizzi (The Godfather) -- Fictional character from The Godfather series
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Astrada -- Argentine philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Borchers -- Brazilian sailor
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Chagas Filho -- Brazilian medical researcher (1910-2000)
|
Wikipedia - Carlos D. Ramirez -- Puerto Rican publisher
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Espinoza (dancer) -- Argentine dancer and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Fernandez Liria -- Spanish philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Gershenson -- Mexican researcher
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Hermosillo Arteaga -- Mexican politician
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Hernandez (weightlifter, born 1972) -- Cuban weightlifter
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Hernandez (weightlifter, born 1983) -- Cuban weightlifter
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Hernan Silva Valdes -- Mexican politician
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Herrera Araluce -- Mexican politician
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Hoenen -- German photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carlos K. McClatchy -- American newspaper publisher
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Llano Cifuentes -- Mexican philosopher and professor
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Reis -- Portuguese archer
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Ruiz peleando con un cochero -- 1897 Venezuelan silent films
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Santos (archer) -- Filipino archer
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Saura -- Spanish film director and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carlos S. Camacho -- Governor of the Northern Mariana Islands
|
Wikipedia - Carlos Suarez (cinematographer) -- Spanish Cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Carlota Matienzo -- Puerto Rican teacher and feminist
|
Wikipedia - Carl P. Herslow -- Swedish politician
|
Wikipedia - Carl Potts -- Writer, artist, editor, teacher
|
Wikipedia - Carl Raschke -- American philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Carl Roosen -- Norwegian cartographer and military officer
|
Wikipedia - Carlsberg Ridge -- The northern section of the Central Indian Ridge between the African Plate and the Indo-Australian Plate
|
Wikipedia - Carl Sherman (Texas politician) -- Texas politician
|
Wikipedia - Carl Sherman -- American politician
|
Wikipedia - Carl S. Herz -- American-Canadian mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Carlstadt-East Rutherford Regional School District -- School district in Bergen County, New Jersey, United States
|
Wikipedia - Carl Van Vechten -- American writer and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carl Voscherau -- German actor
|
Wikipedia - Carl Walter -- German-Australian botanist and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carl Walther GmbH -- German arms manufacturer
|
Wikipedia - Carl Weber (American author) -- American author and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Carl W. Hergenrother
|
Wikipedia - Carmela Corleone -- Fictional character from The Godfather series
|
Wikipedia - Carmellan Research -- British manufacturer of diving rebreathers
|
Wikipedia - Carmen A. Miro -- Panamanian sociologist, statistician, and demographer
|
Wikipedia - Carmen Castilleja -- Mexican photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carmen Guarini -- Argentine anthropologist, teacher, film maker
|
Wikipedia - Carmen Rischer -- German rhythmic gymnast
|
Wikipedia - Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time -- 1997 edutainment point-and-click adventure video game, originally released as "Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego?"
|
Wikipedia - Carnatic music -- Music genre originating in southern India
|
Wikipedia - Carnation (brand) -- Brand of evaporated milk and other products
|
Wikipedia - Carnation (heraldry) -- Heraldic tincture
|
Wikipedia - Carneades -- Hellenistic Academic Skeptic Philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education -- Classification system for colleges and universities in the United States
|
Wikipedia - Carnegie Foundation (Netherlands) -- Foundation based in The Hague, Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Carnegie Hero Fund -- Recognize persons who perform extraordinary acts of heroism in civilian life
|
Wikipedia - Carnegie Library, Herne Hill -- Public library in the London Borough of Lambeth in Herne Hill, South London
|
Wikipedia - Carnfunnock Country Park -- Public park in County Antrim, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Carnival of Souls -- 1962 film by Herk Harvey
|
Wikipedia - Carnotaurus -- Abelisaurid theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period
|
Wikipedia - Carnot cycle -- Theoretical thermodynamic cycle proposed by Nicolas Leonard Sadi Carnot in 1824
|
Wikipedia - Carol Aichele -- American politician and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Carola Neher -- German actress and singer
|
Wikipedia - Carol Cass -- Canadian medical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Carol Doherty -- Massachusetts politician
|
Wikipedia - Carole Angier -- English biographer
|
Wikipedia - Carole Ann Haswell -- British astrophysicist, exoplanet researcher
|
Wikipedia - Carol Edgarian -- American author, editor, and publisher
|
Wikipedia - Carole Harmel -- American artist and photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carole Hersee -- Costume designer
|
Wikipedia - Carole Middleton -- English businesswoman. Mother of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
|
Wikipedia - Carole Toy -- Australian archer
|
Wikipedia - Carol Fitz-Gibbon -- British educational researcher and analyst
|
Wikipedia - Carolina Aguirre -- Colombian archer
|
Wikipedia - Carolina Flatscher -- Austrian yacht racer
|
Wikipedia - Carolina Goldrusher -- Roller coaster
|
Wikipedia - Carolina Hermann -- German ice dancer
|
Wikipedia - Carolina Herrera (fashion designer)
|
Wikipedia - Carolina Herrera -- Venezuelan-American fashion designer
|
Wikipedia - Carolina Mallol -- Spanish archaeological researcher
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Aherne -- English comedian, writer and actress
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Archer -- Australian Aboriginal activist
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Brown Bourland -- American university teacher (1871-1956)
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Champetier -- French cinematographer
|
Wikipedia - Caroline C. Ummenhofer -- Climatologist and oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Endres Diescher -- American engineer
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Fletcher -- American diver
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Ford (medical researcher) -- Australian scientist and gynaecological cancer researcher
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Hammer -- Early Danish professional photographer
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Herschel -- 18th- and 19th-century German-British astronomer
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Herzenberg -- American physicist
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Ingalls -- Mother of Laura Ingalls Wilder
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Iverson Ackerman -- Aviation teacher, researcher, reporter, and general advocate for flying
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Lear -- Researcher
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Maher -- Egyptian politician
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Meriwether Goodlett -- Founding president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Nevejan -- Dutch university teacher
|
Wikipedia - Caroline Tiemessen -- Virologist and researcher
|
Wikipedia - Caroline von Knorring -- Swedish photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carolivia Herron -- American writer
|
Wikipedia - Carol M. Highsmith -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carol Padden -- American sign language researcher
|
Wikipedia - Carol Schumacher -- Bolivian-born American mathematician
|
Wikipedia - Carol Stuart Watson -- American publisher
|
Wikipedia - Carol Sykes -- British archer
|
Wikipedia - Carolyn Fischer -- Environmental economist
|
Wikipedia - Carolyn Gallaher -- 21st-century American political geographer
|
Wikipedia - Carolyn I. Rodriguez -- Puerto Rican psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and clinical researcher
|
Wikipedia - Carolyn Lawrence (artist) -- American visual artist and teacher
|
Wikipedia - Carolyn Sherif -- American psychologist
|
Wikipedia - Caron Keating -- Northern Irish television presenter
|
Wikipedia - Carpet stretcher -- tool used to install wall-to-wall carpet
|
Wikipedia - Carpinteria Tar Pits -- Series of natural asphalt lakes situated in the southern part of Santa Barbara County in southern California
|
Wikipedia - Carquinez Strait -- Tidal strait in Northern California
|
Wikipedia - Carrickaness Sandstone -- Geologic formation in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Carrickbrack, County Armagh -- Northern Irish townland
|
Wikipedia - Carrie Fisher -- American actress, screenwriter, and novelist
|
Wikipedia - Carrie Hope Fletcher -- English singer, songwriter, actress, author and internet personality
|
Wikipedia - Carrie Ichikawa Jenkins -- Philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Carrie Manfrino -- American oceanographer
|
Wikipedia - Carrie Nuttall -- American photographer
|
Wikipedia - Carrie Richerson -- writer
|
Wikipedia - Carrier-sense multiple access with collision detection -- Media access control method used most notably in early Ethernet
|
Wikipedia - Carro Morrell Clark -- American publisher and businessperson
|
Wikipedia - Carryduff River -- River in County Down, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Carry On Teacher -- 1959 film
|
Wikipedia - Carry van Gool-Floris -- Dutch archer
|
Wikipedia - Cartamundi -- Belgian game publisher and package manufacturer
|
Wikipedia - Cartan's theorems A and B -- A coherent sheaf on a Stein manifold is spanned by sections & lacks higher cohomology
|
Wikipedia - Carter Jones (photographer) -- American freelance photographer (1913-1968)
|
Wikipedia - Carthusian Martyrs -- Members of the Carthusian monastic order who were persecuted and killed for adherence to Catholiscm during the Protestant Reformation
|
Wikipedia - Cartimandua -- 1st century AD Queen of the Brigantes in northern England
|
Wikipedia - Cartographer
|
Wikipedia - Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers -- 2016 beat 'em up video game developed by Magic Pockets
|
Wikipedia - Carved stone balls -- Petrospheres from late Neolithic Scotland
|
Wikipedia - Carve Her Name with Pride -- 1958 film by Lewis Gilbert
|
Wikipedia - Caryocolum tischeriella -- Species of moth
|
Wikipedia - Cary Sherman -- Lobbyist, executive
|
Wikipedia - Cary's Rebellion -- Rebellion resulting from a long-standing tension between religious and political groups in northern Carolina
|
Wikipedia - Casa Amadeo, antigua Casa Hernandez -- Historic Latin music store in New York City
|
Wikipedia - Casa Coraggio, Bordighera
|
Wikipedia - Casa de Cadillac -- Car dealership in Sherman Oaks, CA
|
Wikipedia - Casas Las Escarnas -- northern Lanzarote village
|
Wikipedia - Casa Wiechers-Villaronga -- Historic house in Ponce, Puerto Rico
|
Wikipedia - Cascade Falls Regional Park -- Park in the northern Lower Mainland region of British Columbia
|
Wikipedia - Cascadia subduction zone -- Convergent plate boundary that stretches from northern Vancouver Island to Northern California
|
Wikipedia - Cascading failure -- System of interconnected parts in which the failure of one or few parts can trigger the failure of others
|
Wikipedia - Casco de Leiro -- Bronze Age ritual hemispherical cap
|
Wikipedia - Case Closed: Captured in Her Eyes
|
Wikipedia - Case of the Naves Brothers -- 1967 film
|
Wikipedia - Casey Kaufhold -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Cashmere wool -- Fiber obtained from cashmere goats and other types of goat
|
Wikipedia - Casiano Communications -- Publisher of Caribbean Business news
|
Wikipedia - Cask breather -- aspirator used in serving draught beer
|
Wikipedia - Caspian Depression -- A low-lying flatland region encompassing the northern part of the Caspian Sea
|
Wikipedia - Cassandra Cain -- Fictional superhero
|
Wikipedia - Cassandra Ciangherotti -- Mexican actress and producer
|
Wikipedia - Cassandra Quave -- American ethnobotanist, herbarium curator
|
Wikipedia - Cassandra (short story) -- 1978 science fiction short story by C. J. Cherryh
|
Wikipedia - Cassell (publisher) -- British publishing house
|
Wikipedia - Casshern (film) -- 2004 film by Kazuaki Kiriya
|
Wikipedia - Casshern Sins -- Japanese anime television series
|
Wikipedia - Cassiar Terrane -- Cretaceous terrane located in the Northern Interior of British Columbia and southern Yukon
|
Wikipedia - Cassidy Cox -- American archer
|
Wikipedia - Cassiopeia (constellation) -- Constellation in the northern celestial hemisphere
|
Wikipedia - Cassiopeia (mother of Andromeda)
|
Wikipedia - Cassiope -- Genus of flowering plants in the heather family Ericaceae
|
Wikipedia - Cassius Longinus (philosopher)
|
Wikipedia - Cassius Severus -- Roman orator and teacher of rhetoric who was active during the reigns of Augustus and Tiberius
|
Wikipedia - Caster angle -- Angular displacement of the steering axis from the vertical axis of a steered wheel in a car, motorcycle, bicycle or other vehicle, measured in the longitudinal direction / the angle between the pivot line and vertical
|
Wikipedia - Casterman -- Belgian book/comics publisher
|
Wikipedia - Castle (District Electoral Area) -- District Electoral Area in Belfast, Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Castle Hot Springs (Arizona) -- Thermal springs in Arizona, US
|
Wikipedia - Castle Loch -- Lake in southern Scotland
|
Wikipedia - Castlereagh (borough) -- Local government district with borough status in Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Castle Romeo -- Codename for one of the first thermonuclear bomb tests
|
Wikipedia - Catacombs (sex club) -- Gay and lesbian S/M leather fisting club in San Francisco, California, US
|
Wikipedia - Catadioptric system -- Optical system where refraction and reflection are combined
|
Wikipedia - Catalan Communications -- Publisher
|
Wikipedia - Catalan Countries -- Territories where Catalan is the native language
|
Wikipedia - Catalina Walther -- Argentine windsurfer
|
Wikipedia - Catatumbo lightning -- Atmospheric phenomenon in Venezuela
|
Wikipedia - Catcher Technology -- Manufacturing company
|
Wikipedia - Catchweight -- In combat sports (e.g. boxing, mixed martial arts), any weight limit that does not adhere to the traditional limits for weight classes
|
Wikipedia - Cate Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Categorical variable -- Variable where there is no ordering among the values
|
Wikipedia - Category:10th-century geographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:10th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:11th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:12th-century Indian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:12th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:13th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:14th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:15th-century Indian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:15th-century Netherlandish women
|
Wikipedia - Category:15th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:16th-century Indian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:16th-century Lutheranism
|
Wikipedia - Category:16th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:17th-century German philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:18th-century French philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:18th-century German philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:18th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:19th-century American philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:19th-century British philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:19th-century Danish philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:19th-century English philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:19th-century English photographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:19th-century German philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:19th-century Indian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:19th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:1st-century BC Herodian rulers
|
Wikipedia - Category:1st-century BC philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century American philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century Austrian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century biographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century British philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century Canadian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century Dutch philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century English philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century French philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century German philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century Indian biographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century Indian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century Israeli philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century Pakistani philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century Russian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century scientists from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Category:20th-century Swiss philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:21st-century American philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:21st-century Bosnia and Herzegovina people
|
Wikipedia - Category:21st-century French philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:21st century in Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Category:21st century in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Category:21st-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:21st-century Russian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:21st-century scientists from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Category:2nd-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:3rd-century BC philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:3rd-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:4th-century BC philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:4th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:5th-century BC philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:5th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:6th-century BC Indian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:6th-century BC philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:6th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:7th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:8th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:9th-century philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Academic philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Academics of the University of Hertfordshire
|
Wikipedia - Category:Adherents of Germanic neopaganism
|
Wikipedia - Category:Advaitin philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Aether theories
|
Wikipedia - Category:Afghan philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:African philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Alternative medicine researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:American autobiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:American cryptographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:American Federation of Teachers people
|
Wikipedia - Category:American Lutherans
|
Wikipedia - Category:American operations researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:American people of Cherokee descent
|
Wikipedia - Category:American philosopher stubs
|
Wikipedia - Category:American philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:American political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:American psychotherapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:American spiritual teachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:American superheroes
|
Wikipedia - Category:American Theravada Buddhists
|
Wikipedia - Category:American typographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:American women philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Amherst College alumni
|
Wikipedia - Category:Analytic philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ancient Athenian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ancient Greek geographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ancient Greek metaphilosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ancient Greek philosophers of mind
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ancient Greek philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ancient Greek political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ancient Greek women philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ancient Indian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ancient Iranian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Anglican philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Aristotelian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Armenian hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Armenian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Articles contradicting other articles
|
Wikipedia - Category:Artificial intelligence researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Atheist philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Athonite Fathers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Augustinian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Australian philosophers by century
|
Wikipedia - Category:Australian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Australian political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Australian spiritual teachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Australian women philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Austrian autobiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Austrian choreographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Austrian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Autism researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Autobiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Azerbaijani philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Bangladeshi philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Belgian hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Benedictine philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Bengali philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Bhutanese Buddhist teachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Bibliographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Biographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Bipolar disorder researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Bishops of Hereford
|
Wikipedia - Category:Bishops of Sherborne (ancient)
|
Wikipedia - Category:Bishops of Zahumlje-Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Category:Body psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Bosnia and Herzegovina Eastern Orthodox Church clergy
|
Wikipedia - Category:British autobiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:British cryptographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:British philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:British portrait photographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:British psychotherapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Broken stream ciphers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Buddhism and other religions
|
Wikipedia - Category:Buddhist teachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Buildings and structures in Pondicherry (city)
|
Wikipedia - Category:Burials at Hereford Cathedral
|
Wikipedia - Category:Burials at the Far Caves, Kiev Pechersk Lavra
|
Wikipedia - Category:Burials at the Near Caves, Kiev Pechersk Lavra
|
Wikipedia - Category:Byzantine hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Byzantine hymnographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Byzantine philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Calvinist and Reformed philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Canadian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Canadian psychotherapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Canonized Roman Catholic religious brothers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Catherine of Alexandria
|
Wikipedia - Category:Catholic philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Charles Darwin biographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Cherries
|
Wikipedia - Category:Cherry blossom
|
Wikipedia - Category:Chilean autobiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Chinese philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Chinese political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Christian hagiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Christianity and other religions
|
Wikipedia - Category:Christian missionaries in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Category:Christian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Church Fathers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Cognitive-behavioral psychotherapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Cognitive behavioral therapy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Cognitive development researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Cognitive therapy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Coherentism
|
Wikipedia - Category:Colombian autobiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Computational linguistics researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Computer graphics researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Computer science in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Category:Computer systems researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Computer vision researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Consciousness researchers and theorists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Contemporary Indian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Contemporary philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Contemporary Tibetan philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Continental philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Converts to Eastern Orthodoxy from Lutheranism
|
Wikipedia - Category:Creative arts therapies
|
Wikipedia - Category:Creativity researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Croatian medical researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Cryptographer stubs
|
Wikipedia - Category:CS1 maint: others
|
Wikipedia - Category:Cultural depictions of philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Cynic philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Cypherpunks
|
Wikipedia - Category:Danish philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Database researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:DC Comics superheroes
|
Wikipedia - Category:Deaths from cancer in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Category:Deist philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Design researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by Carl W. Hergenrother
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by Christopher Aikman
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by David J. Asher
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by Edwin E. Sheridan
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by Ejnar Hertzsprung
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by Herman Miku
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by Hermann Goldschmidt
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by Lyudmila Chernykh
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by Nikolai Chernykh
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by Peter Kocher
|
Wikipedia - Category:Discoveries by Robert Luther
|
Wikipedia - Category:Districts of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region
|
Wikipedia - Category:Dyslexia researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Early Modern philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Eastern Catholic hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Eastern Orthodox philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ecophilosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Educators from Puducherry
|
Wikipedia - Category:Egyptian hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Egyptian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:English autobiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:English biographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:English book publishers (people)
|
Wikipedia - Category:English Buddhist teachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:English geographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:English hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:English people of Bosnia and Herzegovina descent
|
Wikipedia - Category:English philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:English spiritual teachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Enlightenment philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Environmental philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Epicurean philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ethereal wave
|
Wikipedia - Category:Ethernet standards
|
Wikipedia - Category:European philosopher stubs
|
Wikipedia - Category:European philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
|
Wikipedia - Category:Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland
|
Wikipedia - Category:Executed philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Existential therapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Existential therapy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Family therapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Feminist philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Fictional philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Films about philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Finnish philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Followers of Meher Baba
|
Wikipedia - Category:Former Lutherans
|
Wikipedia - Category:Franciscan hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Free ciphers
|
Wikipedia - Category:French hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:French philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:French political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Game researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Geneticists from Northern Ireland
|
Wikipedia - Category:Geographers of medieval Islam
|
Wikipedia - Category:German autobiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:German hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:German Lutheran clergy
|
Wikipedia - Category:German Lutherans
|
Wikipedia - Category:German Lutheran theologians
|
Wikipedia - Category:German philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:German political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:German psychotherapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:German typographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:German women philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Gestalt therapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Gestalt therapy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Goucher College faculty and staff
|
Wikipedia - Category:Goucher College
|
Wikipedia - Category:Grand Crosses of the Order of the Southern Cross
|
Wikipedia - Category:Greek hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Greek philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Group psychotherapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hagiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hegelian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hegumens of Kiev Pechersk Lavra
|
Wikipedia - Category:Heraldic charges
|
Wikipedia - Category:Herbalists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Heresy in Christianity in the Middle Ages
|
Wikipedia - Category:Heresy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Heritage registers by country
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hermann Hesse
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hermann von Helmholtz
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hermeneutics
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hermeneutists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hermeticism
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hermeticists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hermetic Qabalists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Heroes of Socialist Labour
|
Wikipedia - Category:Heroes
|
Wikipedia - Category:Herpetologists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Higher education-related lists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Higher education
|
Wikipedia - Category:High-importance philosopher articles
|
Wikipedia - Category:Highly Cited Researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hinduism in Puducherry
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hindu philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:History of the Cherokee
|
Wikipedia - Category:History of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Category:Humor researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hungarian Lutherans
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hungarian psychotherapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hymnographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Hypnotherapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Icelandic philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Images of philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Indian autobiographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Indian Hindu spiritual teachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Indian male philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Indian operations researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Indian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Indian political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Indian spiritual teachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Infobox holiday (other)
|
Wikipedia - Category:Information retrieval researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Information systems researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Information technology in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Category:Integrative psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Intelligence gathering disciplines
|
Wikipedia - Category:Intelligence researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Iranian biographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Iranian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Iranian political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Iraqi philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Irish expatriates in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Category:Islamic philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:ISO language articles citing sources other than Ethnologue
|
Wikipedia - Category:Israeli cryptographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Israeli philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Israel Prize in Jewish studies recipients who were philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Italian hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Italian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Italian political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Italian women philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Japanese calligraphers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Japanese hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Japanese philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Jesuit philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Jewish philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Judaism and other religions
|
Wikipedia - Category:Kantian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Knights of the Order of the Netherlands Lion
|
Wikipedia - Category:Korean philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Lebanese hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:List-Class philosopher articles
|
Wikipedia - Category:Lists of philosophers by period
|
Wikipedia - Category:Lists of philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Lithuanian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Logic programming researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Logotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Loop quantum gravity researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Lutheranism
|
Wikipedia - Category:Lutheran liturgy and worship
|
Wikipedia - Category:Lutheran pacifists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Lutheran poets
|
Wikipedia - Category:Machine learning researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Macmillan Publishers books
|
Wikipedia - Category:Magic: The Gathering
|
Wikipedia - Category:Male biographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Marist Brothers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg alumni
|
Wikipedia - Category:Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg faculty
|
Wikipedia - Category:Marvel Comics male superheroes
|
Wikipedia - Category:Marvel Comics superheroes
|
Wikipedia - Category:Mary, mother of Jesus
|
Wikipedia - Category:Masters of the Order of Preachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Mathematical cognition researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Mather High School alumni
|
Wikipedia - Category:Medieval Arab philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Medieval Persian geographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Medieval Persian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Medieval philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Megarian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Meher Baba
|
Wikipedia - Category:Members of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
|
Wikipedia - Category:Memory researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Metaphilosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Modern cryptographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Monks of Kiev Pechersk Lavra
|
Wikipedia - Category:Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education alumni
|
Wikipedia - Category:Moral philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Mother Teresa
|
Wikipedia - Category:Mythographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Natural language processing researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Natural philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Neo-Advaita teachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Neuroimaging researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Nigerian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Northern Brythonic saints
|
Wikipedia - Category:Northern Wei Buddhist monks
|
Wikipedia - Category:Northern Wei Buddhists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Norwegian philosophers by century
|
Wikipedia - Category:Norwegian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Norwegian political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Norwegian women philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Oceanian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Organisations based in Puducherry
|
Wikipedia - Category:Pacifism in the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Category:Pages using infobox philosopher with embed equal yes
|
Wikipedia - Category:Pages using infobox philosopher with unknown parameters
|
Wikipedia - Category:Pages using the Kartographer extension
|
Wikipedia - Category:Pakistani philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Palestinian hermits
|
Wikipedia - Category:Party chairs of the Netherlands
|
Wikipedia - Category:People celebrated in the Lutheran liturgical calendar
|
Wikipedia - Category:People convicted of heresy
|
Wikipedia - Category:People declared heretics by the first seven ecumenical councils
|
Wikipedia - Category:People educated at Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School
|
Wikipedia - Category:People educated at Hereford Cathedral School
|
Wikipedia - Category:People educated at Lawrence Sheriff School
|
Wikipedia - Category:People educated at Sherborne School
|
Wikipedia - Category:People educated at St Albans School, Hertfordshire
|
Wikipedia - Category:People executed by the Netherlands by hanging
|
Wikipedia - Category:People executed for heresy
|
Wikipedia - Category:People from Atherton, California
|
Wikipedia - Category:People from Cherwell District
|
Wikipedia - Category:People from Herat
|
Wikipedia - Category:People from Herrenberg
|
Wikipedia - Category:People from Rutherford County, Tennessee
|
Wikipedia - Category:People of the Northern Crusades
|
Wikipedia - Category:Persian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers by continent
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers by ethnicity
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers by field
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers by nationality
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers by period
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers by tradition
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Anhui
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from California
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Connecticut
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Florida
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Georgia (country)
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Illinois
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Lu (state)
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Massachusetts
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Minnesota
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from New Jersey
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from New York (state)
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Nishapur
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Ohio
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Pennsylvania
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Texas
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers from Washington, D.C.
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of Al-Andalus
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of art
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of cosmology
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of culture
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of economics
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of education
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of ethics and morality
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of history
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of Judaism
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of language
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of law
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of literature
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of logic
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of love
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of mathematics
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of mind
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of nihilism
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of pessimism
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of psychology
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of religion
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of Roman Italy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of science
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of sexuality
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of social science
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of technology
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of the Russian Empire
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers of war
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers task force articles
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosopher stubs
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophy of thermal and statistical physics
|
Wikipedia - Category:Philosophy teachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Photographers from Oxfordshire
|
Wikipedia - Category:Picpus Fathers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Polish philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Political philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Pre-19th-century cryptographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Pre-computer cryptographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Pre-Reformation saints of the Lutheran liturgical calendar
|
Wikipedia - Category:Presocratic philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Programming language researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Protestant philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Psychedelic drug researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Psychodynamic psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Psychotherapists
|
Wikipedia - Category:Psychotherapy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Public-key cryptographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Recipients of the Order of the Netherlands Lion
|
Wikipedia - Category:Reference publishers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Reincarnation researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Religious buildings and structures in Puducherry
|
Wikipedia - Category:Religious philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Researchers in distributed computing
|
Wikipedia - Category:Researchers in geometric algorithms
|
Wikipedia - Category:Researchers of artificial life
|
Wikipedia - Category:Researchers of new religious movements and cults
|
Wikipedia - Category:Researchers of Persian literature
|
Wikipedia - Category:Respiratory therapy
|
Wikipedia - Category:Richard E. Bellman Control Heritage Award recipients
|
Wikipedia - Category:Roman-era Epicurean philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Roman-era geographers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Roman-era philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Romanian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Romanian schoolteachers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Russian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Russian women philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Saadi Researchers from Iran
|
Wikipedia - Category:Schizophrenia researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Scholars by philosopher
|
Wikipedia - Category:Scholars from Puducherry
|
Wikipedia - Category:Scholastic philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Schoolteachers from London
|
Wikipedia - Category:Scientific computing researchers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Scientists from Heraklion
|
Wikipedia - Category:Scottish philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Wikipedia - Category:Shepherds
|
Wikipedia - Category:Sherlock Holmes
|
Wikipedia - Category:'s-Hertogenbosch Red Eagles players
|
Wikipedia - Category:Slovenian philosophers
|
Wikipedia - Category:Social philosophers
|
|