Did you by any chance mean one of these? ode, oud
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“But B and C read as English Version. neither -- A, B, and C read, "not even" (Greek, "oude"): a climax.”
“De 'oude' iPhone 3G is bij alle abonnementsvormen ...”
“De oprichters van Bebo. com zijn van plan om hun "oude" liefde weer op te pakken.”
“Microsoft voorzag zijn 'oude' 2004-uitvoering van Office deze week van een nieuw versienummer.”
“En dan eindig je met een zolder vol kostuums ... ik hergebruik zelden oude kostuum (delen).”
“(Reply) (Thread) (Link) nathreee on May 9th, 2010 08: 14 pm (UTC) jep, maar deze oude laarzen zijn imitatieleer; van vet en smeer wordt het er niet beter op.”
“Some breweries will label their unsweetened bottles oude (old, in Dutch).”
“A student of Taiwanese church history will also be aware of the important set of published sources: J.A. Grothe, Archief voor de oude Hollandsche zending, 6 vols.”
“Amerikaanse journalistiek-hoogleraar en columnist/blogger Jeff Jarvis heeft in een aantal tekeningetjes laten zien hoe het oude, statistische model van de pers langzaam maar zeker wordt vervangen door een ...”
“Grothe, J.A. Archief voor de oude Hollandsche zending. 6 vols.”
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Whatever you rolled in, it sure smell...
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oude, sillage, vanilla, chypre, mephitic, noisome, opoponax, patchouli, cardamom, grains of paradise, rice flower, chamomile and 67 more...
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slumry That is what I concluded, too! :) Jul 18, 2007
reesetee From what I could find out, the oud's name derives from the Arabic for "wood," just as the word "lute" does. The oud may have been so named either because of the strips of wood used to make its body or as a derogatory term relating to proscriptions of all instrumental music in early Islam. The wood used to make ouds is usually non-porous and hard but flexible, such as mahogany and rosewood. Jul 18, 2007
arby Anytime! Jul 17, 2007
slumry Thanks for this one, arby. The more I read the Wiki article, the more interesting it got. .
Jul 17, 2007
arby That would be a sensible inference, but I don't know it for a fact. Jul 17, 2007
slumry So I assume that the oud is made from oude, also known as agarwood? Jul 17, 2007
arby Both agarwood and its resin distillate/extracts are known as Oud in Arabic (literally wood) and used to describe agarwood in nations and areas of Islamic faith. Western perfumers may also use agarwood essential oil under the name "oud" or "oude". Jul 17, 2007