One day Holmes and Watson are flying a dirigible balloon. It is foggy around, they have lost their way. Suddenly they see - a shepherd is grazing sheep below. The men are very glad and shout:
- The dear, tell us, please, where we are now?
- You are in the dirigible balloon.
- I understand... - Holmes says. - We are flying over Russia.
- But why? - Watson is surprised.
- It’s elementary, Buddy! Only a programmer could give such an exact and useless answer at the same time. And only in Russia programmers can look after sheep.
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CLAN n. - group of people with a common ancestor, esp. In the scottish highlands. - large family as a social group. - group with a strong common interest. [gaelic]
CLAP —v. (-pp-) 1 a strike the palms of one's hands together, esp. Repeatedly as applause. B strike (the hands) together in this way. - applaud thus. - put or place quickly or with determination (clapped him in prison; clap a tax on whisky). - (foll. By on) give a friendly slap (clapped him on the back). —n. - act of clapping, esp. As applause. - explosive sound, esp. Of thunder. - slap, pat. clap eyes on colloq. See. [old english] - n. Coarse slang venereal disease, esp. Gonorrhoea. [french]
CLAW back v. Regain laboriously or gradually. - —n. - a pointed nail on an animal's foot. B foot armed with claws. - pincers of a shellfish. - device for grappling, holding, etc. —v. Scratch, maul, or pull with claws or fingernails. [old english]
CLAY n. - stiff sticky earth, used for making bricks, pottery, etc. - poet. Substance of the human body. clayey adj. [old english] - pigeon n. Breakable disc thrown up from a trap as a target for shooting.
CLEF n. Mus. Symbol indicating the pitch of notes on a staff. [latin clavis key]
CLIP —n. - device for holding things together or for attaching something. - piece of jewellery fastened by a clip. - set of attached cartridges for a firearm. —v. (-pp-) fix with a clip. [old english] - —v. (-pp-) 1 cut (hair, wool, etc.) Short with shears or scissors. - trim or remove the hair or wool of. - colloq. Hit smartly. - a omit (a letter etc.) From a word. B omit letters or syllables of (words uttered). - punch a hole in (a ticket) to show it has been used. - cut from a newspaper etc. - slang swindle, rob. —n. - act of clipping. - colloq. Smart blow. - sequence from a motion picture. - yield of wool etc. - colloq. Speed, esp. Rapid. [old norse]
CLLR Abbr. Councillor.
CLOD n. Lump of earth, clay, etc. [var. Of *clot]
CLOG —n. Shoe with a thick wooden sole. —v. (-gg-) 1 (often foll. By up) obstruct or become obstructed; choke. - impede. [origin unknown]
CLOT —n. - thick mass of coagulated liquid etc., esp. Of blood. - colloq. Foolish person. —v. (-tt-) form into clots. [old english]
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