Literally
61Yaoya Oshichi — ] , literally greengrocer Oshichi ,cite web|url=http://www.nijl.ac.jp/ kiban s/project/seika pdf/2002/2002 003.pdf|format=PDF|title=The Onnagata in Kabuki: from Kamigata to Edo |author=Takei Kyōzō|first=Takei|last=Kyōzō|pages=pp.193… …
62Estesombelo — Literally translated in Portuguese as this beautiful sound Estesombelo is a contemplative collective of musicians based on ambient soundscapes along with minimal based drone based out of Chicago. Performances frequently range from art galleries… …
63Haibutsu kishaku — (literally abolishing Buddhism and destroying Shākyamuni ) is a term that indicates a continuous current of thought in Japan s history which advocates the expulsion of Buddhism from Japan [http://eos.kokugakuin.ac.jp/modules/xwords/entry.php?entry… …
64Dead Presidents (disambiguation) — Literally, dead presidents are people who have held the title of president of some organization and then died. Dead Presidents can also mean: List of United States Presidents by date of death Money, especially Federal Reserve Notes that depict… …
65cephalopods — Literally head foot ; animals like squid and octopus in which the tentacles converge at the head …
66alamorkret — literally eel darkness in Swedish, a season when eels are eaten smoked, fried, grilled or stuffed, in company with schnapps …
67Kalkwasser — literally lime water (chalk water or calcium water, in German). Water containing dissolved calcium hydroxide at pH about 12.0 used to add inorganic calcium to aquaria for maintenance of calcium, pH and alkalinity. It is best dripped into the… …
68rigor mortis — literally the stiffness of death; in fish occurring about 8 24 hours after death and resolving after about 1 3 days, varying by species, ambient temperature, nutritional status, amount of exercise by fish before death, etc …
69unadon — literally eel bowl in Japanese, a rice dish with grilled eel coated in a sweet sauce …
70anucleolate — Literally, having no nucleoli. An anucleolate mutant of Xenopus (viable when heterozygous) is used in nuclear transplantation experiments because nuclei are of identifiable origin …
