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“Hmmm I did mention the greeks, romans, hindu, mayan, aztec, native american tribes, and to add to african tribes, pagans and many other cultures with beliefs in Gods & Goddesses.”
“Theory that 2012 will be the end of the world has to do with that time being the end of either the aztec or mayan calander i cant recall which.”
“I liked how girls wore florals with aztec prints and how they rocked bandeaus with their shorts.”
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“Which is really good, since I many of my keepers started life chez aztec as UBS purchases--and often the previous owners weren't very careful with them.”
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Did you know? Mexico is home to more than fifty hummingbird species
“If you are of mixed aztec + spanish blood, you are all 6 of these things spanish = first 4, aztec = last2.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘aztec’.
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Brand Theft Auto
A marque list for cars--models or companies who've used common words as their name.
explorer, navigator, frontier, mustang, quest, cougar, sidekick, legend, legacy, ranger, voyager, civic and 266 more...
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outcasts
Words that people on Twitter don't think are words.
I wrote a little script that runs every day. It searches the Twitter API for tweets containing the words, "is not a word". Each (non...unfollow, suppose-ably, qirl, darkskin, haz, stoints, uglyer, boringest, fustrating, linx, yolo, excapes and 22641 more...
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denizens
words that answer the question "What do you call someone from ?"
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Demonyms
Demonyms are words that describe a person who is citizen or resident of a particular place. There are countless demonyms so I'm collecting the slightly irregular or unusual ones.
glaswegian, bosniak, kosovar, novocastrian, us american, terran, grecian, yolngu, aztec, cantabrigian, norse, leopolitan and 102 more...
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States of being
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Chromonyms
These chromonyms are defined as colors in at least one dictionary (mostly MW3). (Actually there's one fake, for reasons I'll explain someday.) They are all one-word nouns such as "kelly", which can...
absinthe, acacia, acorn, alabaster, alesan, almond, aloma, amaranth, amber, amethyst, anemone, anil and 821 more...
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the best
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Tweets
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custurd It was 1100 and the Aztecs were led south into pre Mexico Mexico by Huitzilopochtli, the left-handed hummingbird, in search of a new home. By an enormous stroke of luck they stopped at lake Texcoco to fill their waterbags and spotted an eagle standing on a cactus. This sight fulfilled an ancient prophecy, so they put down sticks and called their new gaff Tenochtitlan.
Much frivolity followed, with human sacrifice, drinking, human sacrifice, eating, human sacrifice, dancing and .. human sacrifice high on the agenda. The Aztecs believed they were on a sacred mission to save their world, returning the favour of sustenance to the Gods who had sacrificed themselves to create human life at the beginning of time. People were literally fighting to get up the altar steps to have their chests set on fire and hearts ripped out...
'Hey its for a good cause.. we're going straight to heaven, right?'
Their good fortune didn't last though.
More... Includes extensive list of Aztec gods, goddesses, places and legends. Sep 18, 2008