Police in Los Angeles had good luck with a robbery suspect who just couldn’t control himself during a lineup.
When detectives asked each man in the lineup to repeat the words, “Give me all your money or I’ll shoot,”
the man shouted, “That’s not what I said!”
n. Wingless aircraft obtaining lift and propulsion from horizontally revolving overhead blades. [greek: related to *helix, pteron wing]
- n. Wingless aircraft obtaining lift and propulsion from horizontally revolving overhead blades. [greek: related to *helix, pteron wing]
- n. Wingless aircraft obtaining lift and propulsion from horizontally revolving overhead blades. [greek: related to *helix, pteron wing]
HELIOGRAPH
—n. - signalling apparatus reflecting sunlight in flashes.
- message sent by means of this. —v. Send (a message) by heliograph.
- —n. - signalling apparatus reflecting sunlight in flashes.
- message sent by means of this. —v. Send (a message) by heliograph.
- —n. - signalling apparatus reflecting sunlight in flashes.
- message sent by means of this. —v. Send (a message) by heliograph.
HELIOTROPE
n. Plant with fragrant purple flowers. [greek: related to *helio-, trepo turn]
- n. Plant with fragrant purple flowers. [greek: related to *helio-, trepo turn]
- n. Plant with fragrant purple flowers. [greek: related to *helio-, trepo turn]
HEMATOLOGY
n. (brit. Haem-) the study of the blood. haematologist n.
- n. (brit. Haem-) the study of the blood. haematologist n.
- n. (brit. Haem-) the study of the blood. haematologist n.
HEMISPHERE
n. - half a sphere.
- half of the earth, esp. As divided by the equator (into northern and southern hemisphere) or by a line passing through the poles (into eastern and western hemisphere). hemispherical adj. [greek: related to *hemi-, *sphere]
- n. - half a sphere.
- half of the earth, esp. As divided by the equator (into northern and southern hemisphere) or by a line passing through the poles (into eastern and western hemisphere). hemispherical adj. [greek: related to *hemi-, *sphere]
- n. - half a sphere.
- half of the earth, esp. As divided by the equator (into northern and southern hemisphere) or by a line passing through the poles (into eastern and western hemisphere). hemispherical adj. [greek: related to *hemi-, *sphere]
HEMOGLOBIN
n. (brit. Haem-) oxygen-carrying substance in the red blood cells of vertebrates. [from *globulin]
- n. (brit. Haem-) oxygen-carrying substance in the red blood cells of vertebrates. [from *globulin]
- n. (brit. Haem-) oxygen-carrying substance in the red blood cells of vertebrates. [from *globulin]
HEMOPHILIA
n. (brit. Haem-) hereditary failure of the blood to clot normally with the tendency to bleed severely from even a slight injury. [greek haima blood, philia loving]
- n. (brit. Haem-) hereditary failure of the blood to clot normally with the tendency to bleed severely from even a slight injury. [greek haima blood, philia loving]
- n. (brit. Haem-) hereditary failure of the blood to clot normally with the tendency to bleed severely from even a slight injury. [greek haima blood, philia loving]
HEMORRHAGE
(brit. Haem-) —n. - profuse loss of blood from a ruptured blood-vessel.
- damaging loss, esp. Of people or assets. —v. (-ging) suffer a haemorrhage. [greek haima blood, rhegnumi burst]
- (brit. Haem-) —n. - profuse loss of blood from a ruptured blood-vessel.
- damaging loss, esp. Of people or assets. —v. (-ging) suffer a haemorrhage. [greek haima blood, rhegnumi burst]
- (brit. Haem-) —n. - profuse loss of blood from a ruptured blood-vessel.
- damaging loss, esp. Of people or assets. —v. (-ging) suffer a haemorrhage. [greek haima blood, rhegnumi burst]
HENCEFORTH
adv. (also henceforward) from this time onwards.
- adv. (also henceforward) from this time onwards.
- adv. (also henceforward) from this time onwards.
HERBACEOUS
adj. Of or like herbs.
- adj. Of or like herbs.
- adj. Of or like herbs.
- border n. Garden border containing esp. Perennial flowering plants.
- border n. Garden border containing esp. Perennial flowering plants.
- border n. Garden border containing esp. Perennial flowering plants.
