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	Glaur \| Urdu \| Dictionary & Translation by Babylon
		In Norse mythology, Glaur was the mother of Máni and Sól by Mundilfari.
		Glaur es un personaje de la mitología nórdica.
		Glaur sería el brillo y de su nombre derivaría la palabra glor, que significa oro.Glaur sería la madre de Mani, dios de la luna, y Sol, diosa de este mismo astro, junto con Mundilfari.
	www.babylon.com /definition/Glaur/Urdu (94 words)

	Music
		Glaur - (gla-oor) This is a short, broad-mouthed and flaring curved horn, resembling a cornucopia in shape and fashioned of silver (which gives the clearest tone), copper, or brass.
		A glaur is usually fitted with a row of valves like those of a trumpet, so that the sound it makes can be varied in pitch.
		Played correctly, the valves of a glaur are not used to change the distinct note being played, but rather cause the instrument's tone to rise or fall from the note presently played to the newly selected one.
	www.phoenyx.net /realms/music.htm (1063 words)

	Stayka's Saint Seiya Archive - Lycanthrope
		Glaur and Ymir are trapped in their shapes forever, that's how they were born.
		Glaur was furious when we got back, but one look at our blodied bodies made her go silent.
		Glaur's and my birth had brought Tyr no joy, for he and his wife prided themselves in the purity of their lineage.
	stayka.homelinux.net /seiya/others/en/toffee/sto-ly01.html (3028 words)

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		In fact Glaur was almost embaressed to remember how he had actually come to get to know elina much better when he sat eavesdropping in that tree, thinking Hathel and her were having a moment, and then falling from the great mallyrn's branch and bruising himself up quite a bit.
		Glaur's mood darkened immediately however as another elf came completely uninvited over to the table, he was even more annoyed at how the elf had almost immediately tried to start charming Elina, even when she still didn't know his name "And you are?" Glaur asked, his voice slightly irate
		Glaur's asking for the edhel's name coming at just that moment precludes anymore statement and she waits to hear it.
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		Yesterday, Sam and Glaur were smoking shire-weed in here, and I came downstairs after Elrond fell asleep grins widely but anyway..
		I came downstairs to find Arwen giggling at nothing, Glaur staring at his hand like it was the most interesting thing he'd ever seen, and a thick cloud of smoke all over the room, with Sam just puffing away like everything's fine.
		He grabbed Glaur and I managed to get Arwen outside, where she told me she felt dizzy and then promptly fell asleep.
	www.blurty.com /talkread.bml?itemid=280051 (226 words)

	thatotherone : Poles are my enemies.
		But Glaur didn't seem too phased, until she poped up behind the desk.
		I have so many things from her, but seeing as Glaur lost his shinies...
		Glaur had to take me to a healer, who gave me herbs to make my nose stop throbbing.
	www.greatestjournal.com /users/thatotherone/723.html (586 words)

	Sol (mythology)
		In Roman mythology, Sol was the god of the sun, equivalent to Helios in Greek mythology.
		In Norse mythology, Sol (also Sunna, Sunne and Frau Sunne -- derivation of the words sun and Sunday) was the goddess of the sun (called Alfrodull meaning "glory of elves"), a daughter of Mundilfari and Glaur, and wife of Glen.
		Every day, she rode through the sky on her chariot, pulled by two horses named Alsvid and Arvak.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/so/Sol_(mythology).html (158 words)

	thatotherone : Amusing... but not so much.
		Of course, I only nibbled on a few when we were sitting underneath the trees by the pond.
		Glaur wanted to feel my hair, and I let him.
		I thought Glaur would like it, and he said he had a lot of those things before when he was a dragon...
	www.greatestjournal.com /users/thatotherone/1136.html (435 words)

	Glaur - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		In Norse mythology, Glaur was the mother of Máni and Sól by Mundilfari.
		This page was last modified 04:07, 11 March 2006.
		This encyclopedia, history, geography and biography article about Glaur contains research on
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Glaur (50 words)

	In Norse mythology Norse mythology Glaur was the mother of Mani... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Norse mythology Norse mythology Glaur was the mother of Mani...
		In Norse mythology Norse mythology, "Glaur" was the mother of Mani Mani and Sol Sol by Mundilfari Mundilfari.
		Buchan Claik: The Saut an the Glaur O't
	www.biodatabase.de /Glaur (79 words)

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		So I think muckit and glaur are very expressive words to use to try and get through to people just the state these are in when they come out of the river.
		Despite popular opinion to the contrary, there's still a great deal of lexical diversity in the UK and there are numerous words in everyday use that have only local or regional currency.
		The origins of the word glaur, however, are more obscure, though its use was noted in the Survey of English Dialects - the first comprehensive survey of its kind into native English dialects undertaken by the University of Leeds in the 1950s.
	www.bbc.co.uk /voices/recordings/individual/scotland-glasgow-parsonage-ann.shtml (613 words)

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		Glaur: We'll we're dead I dont know why i tried bringing the lcan back so why dont all of u fuk off id rather play my xbox than gay aoc
		Glaur: damnit i have cut of my 2 inch weeny while shaving my 1 ball
		Glaur: i have an anouncement im gay oh my goshh
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	glaur - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Every year IDEOMS aims to perform War and Glaur at several venues around Armistice weekend.
		John Nichol's acclaimed play War and Glaur, relays experiences of...
		War and Glaur Double CD Nichol has attempted to find a new angle on the Great War which highlighted its futility, cruelty and absurdity but, amongst it all, a prevailing...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /glaur.html (103 words)

	WAR AND GLAUR - Great War Forum
		His interest in the Great War led him to attempt to capture the moods and attitudes of that time through a compilation of music and verse in a successful show presented at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
		John Nichol and Hilary Bell have been performing "War and Glaur" as a theatre production very successfully around the Scottish Borders for several years (including a 2 week stint to rave review on the Edinburgh Fringe).
		John and Hilary went back into the studio and had "War and Glaur" professionally recorded and it is now available on sale.
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	Search Results for "glaur"
		Up, Niven, or ower late—an dash Laigh in the glaur that carnal hash; 50 Let spires and pews wi gran stramash Thegether fa ; The...
		On what abhorred an whinny scaur, 50 Or whammled in what sea o glaur, Will she desert me? An will she just disgrace?
		An noo the winter winds complain; 55 Cauld lies the glaur in ilka lane; On draigled hizzie, tautit wean An drucken lads, In the mirk...
	www.bartleby.com /cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?FILTER=&query=glaur (154 words)

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		Hitherto, I saw as through a pair of old sailing specs, muddily.
		But since the specs have dropped from my eyes (through the benevolent agency of a MudAngel that took the temporary form of a flailing genoa sheet) and gone home to the bosom of the Glaur* I see it all.
		It is a holy substance well known unto our Hibernian friends, but since none appears to adhere to the true faith of Muddhism, I can now reveal that "glaur" is none other than drookit stour.
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		his name's Glaur and we talked a while about these..
		slicing up an apple for Glaur, who looked hungry, i retreated to my room, taking but a slice.
		i think Glaur now saw really about what i said...
	www.blurty.com /talkread.bml?journal=tauron&itemid=1450 (220 words)

	Glaur
		Nooaahh…I was regretting the Sixpence, a fool with his eyes in the glaur.
		5 letters in word "glaur": A G L R U.
		Words formed from glaur by changing one letter
	wordnavigator.com /word/glaur (133 words)

	glaur - OneLook Dictionary Search (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We found 3 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word glaur:
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		glaur : Encarta® World English Dictionary, North American Edition [home, info]
	www.onelook.com /?w=glaur (79 words)

	Sermon at Stirling - Scottish Corpus of Texts and Speech
		He socht the lift and the starns, and endit in the glaur.
		Aften we rax for the starns and feenish in the sheuch up til the een in glaur, our guid thochts, our guid wark, our heigh ambitions aa cuisten doon and we staucher frae the myre brizit and dang doon wi aa the ills o life.
		Aiblins we hae tint our Faith and life maun be fushionless and toom.
	www.scottishcorpus.ac.uk /corpus/search/document.php?documentid=574 (450 words)

	glaur
		Where it is possible to order the glaur in us?
		In whom it is possible to order the glaur?
		I know a web-site where there is a glaur.
	www.freewebtown.com /fvxst/glaur.html (280 words)

	Border Traditions: Ideoms
		The play "Crossfire" by John Nichol was performed at the Edinburgh Fringe 2005 and toured the South of Scotland in the spring of 2006.
		In the autumn Hilary and John Nichol as IDEOMS theatre company will be performing in the Borders with a musical drama War and Glaur from the 1st World War featuring words of Scottish writers: John Buchan, William H. Ogilvie, Robert Service, Harry Lauder and others less well known.
		War and Glaur is composed almost entirely of poetry and song, which takes us from the jingoism of the recruitment drive to the horrific reality of No Man's Land; from the fellowship of the trenches to the loss of close friends and loved ones.
	www.borderstraditions.org.uk /view_item.aspx?item_id=1035 (200 words)

	Mundilfari
		In Norse myth, there was once a giant named Mundilfari who was married to Glaur.
		Their children were so beautiful that he named his son Mani (moon) and his daughter Sol (sun).
		Article "Mundilfari" created on 03 March 1997; last modified on 17 March 1997 (Revision 2).
	www.pantheon.org /articles/m/mundilfari.html (80 words)

	Houses British International School Stavanger
		Loki bears many names: the Sly-One, the Sly-God, the Shape-Changer, the Trickster, the Sky Traveller, the Sky Walker, the Lie-Smith and Loftur among others.
		She is the daughter of Munilfari and Glaur.
		Every day, Sol rides through the sky on her chariot, pulled by two horses named Arvak and Alsvid.
	www.biss.no /houses.htm (393 words)

	Mundilfari \| English \| Dictionary & Translation by Babylon
		In Norse mythology, Mundilfari (or Mundilfäri) was the father of Sol (goddess of the Sun) and Mani (god of the Moon) by Glaur.
		His name is borne by a moon of Saturn.
		[Norse] In Norse myth, there was once a giant named Mundilfari who was married to Glaur.
	www.babylon.com /definition/Mundilfari (116 words)

	Broadside ballad entitled 'My Father's Old Coat'
		This ballad begins: 'There's puir wee Johnny Clark, / That Sells the News and Star, / He whistles and he sings, / And he paddles through the glaur'.
		'Glaur' is a Scots word used to describe muddy, slippery, and especially icy conditions.
		The term 'ballad' eventually applied more broadly to any kind of topical or popular verse.
	www.nls.uk /broadsides/broadside.cfm/id/14942 (397 words)

	The Buik o Ruth: 08 - Sermon at the Lallans Society Conference 1973 - Scottish Corpus of Texts and Speech
		He has strappit on a feddreme o fedders alow the oxters and owre the shouthers!
		Doon, doon, doon, - wheech - he's coupit, tapsalteerie in the glaur!
		Ane: Gin we tak tent tae the story o Damian we ken it's a parable we can tak til oursels.
	www.scottishcorpus.ac.uk /corpus/search/document.php?documentid=695 (594 words)

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		However, as this meant walking into the wind across the tops, with no path, and the time now being after 1 o’clock, we decided to play safe and head back, but not before disturbing dozens of grey/white mountain hares, who were enjoying the sun sheltered in the peat hags.
		The path back down, past a cairn of white granite which could almost be a memorial to the wartime flyers, seemed even more slippy than before, and I lost count of the number of times I measured myself on the ground, ending up covered in glaur, much amusement for some!.
		The trail back was spent thinking about the wreck and the fate of the young men who had come from all corners of the world to train here in Scotland for a war that seems so remote now.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/airspeednews/latstwlk.html (522 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Buchan Claik: The Saut an the Glaur O't: Books: Peter Buchan,David Toulmin
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	www.amazon.co.uk /Buchan-Claik-Saut-Glaur-Ot/dp/0903065703 (367 words)

	War & Glaur - Theatre Supper, Drama / Dance, Music
		IDEOMS have arranged 3 performances of John Nichol's acclaimed play War & Glaur.
		Nichol has attempted to find a new angle on the Great War, mostly through the words of four famous Scottish Writers: John Buchan, Robert Service, Will Ogilvie and Sir Harry lauder.
		If you wish to use any of the content on this site please contact us.
	www.borderevents.com /pages/6564.html (136 words)

	War&Glaur
		Also contributions by Judy Small, Ernest Longstaffe, Jimmy Copeland, John Nichol, Eric Bogle and others.
		In the summer of 1998, with the help of Hilary Bell, he began work on War & Glaur.
		It is composed almost entirely of poetry and song; a journey from the jingoism of the recruitment drive to the horrific reality of No Man's Land; from the fellowship of the trenches to the loss of close friends and loved ones.
	www.scottishbordersartsandcraftshop.com /Borders_MusicBig_Sky_Studios_CD_StoreWarzgGlaur.html (152 words)

	Sunna, Norse Goddess of the Sun--Sun goddess Sol Sunna Norse gods and goddesses Viking gods and goddesses Teutonic gods ...
		It is said that sometimes he comes so close that he is able to take a bite out of the Sun, causing an eclipse.
		Sol's father is Mundilfari, and She is the sister of Måni, the Moon-god, and the wife of Glaur or Glen ("Shine").
		At Ragnarok, the foretold "Twilight of the Gods" or end of the world, it is believed the Sun will finally be swallowed by Skoll.
	www.thaliatook.com /AMGG/sunna.html (316 words)

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