Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A lion's whelp; a young lion.
- noun In heraldry, same as
lioncel .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun (Zoöl.) The whelp of a lioness; a young lion.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun zoology The
whelp of alioness ; a younglion .
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Hey this is Ryan, i just want to say thanks for the post and if i cant get a small role on Game of thrones, then maybe there making a made for TV flick about lionel messi, lol.
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My first ever music purchase: two cassette tapes - De Barge (whose holding donna now?) and lionel richie (dancin 'on the ceiling.)
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I think it could be lana because she is in a hospital and if you look at the grave stones they're all the same and if it was lionel you think he would have a huge gravestone. dean lionel dies guys, lana wont be appearing this eposide. plus she is signed 4 8 seasons unlike lionel. also i have it on good authority that smallville has bigger plans for her!
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Uh no its not lionel considering hes booked for the next season.
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Late goals from samuel Eto'o and lionel messi give primera liga leaders barcelona a 2-0 win over Real madrid at nou camp on saturday and stretched their advantage to champions of 12 points.
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Chloe always was in danger because she never existed in cannon... god i hope it's lionel and not her.
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In cry of lionel loneliness that she should know, must martha feel.
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In cry of lionel loneliness that she should know, must martha feel.
hernesheir commented on the word lionel
A term from heraldry. See lioncel.
December 6, 2010