glassy-eyed

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glassy-eyed [ˌglɑːsɪˈaɪd] ADJ → de mirada vidriosa; (from drugs, drink) → de mirada perdida; (from displeasure) → de mirada glacial

GLASTONBURY

Glastonbury es una ciudad situada al suroeste de Inglaterra donde, desde 1969, se ha venido celebrando casi todos los veranos un festival de música pop de tres días de duración. El festival es lugar de encuentro para miles de visitantes que acuden a la ciudad para oír a los mejores nombres del pop, y que aprovechan para visitar los lugares que se asocian con la mítica tumba del rey Arturo y con el lugar donde José de Arimatea llevó el Santo Grial.

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No references found			It s the greatest feeling in the world, being a mother," a glassy-eyed Clijsters told the cheering crowd after her heart-tugging comeback win at the hardcourt major. Clijsters completes fairytale of New York by Times of Oman (Muscat, Oman) Perhaps the British expression comes from the rather glassy-eyed expression some inebriates acquire after a long session of imbibing unwisely and too well? Camel consumption c'est incredible by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England) Interviewed by another glassy-eyed scrivener from imbecility's Old Faithful, one Miss Arundhati Roy, described by the New York Times as "India's most impassioned critic of globalization and American influence," plays the role of the late historian Edward Gibbon bending over the corpse not of Rome but of Washington, D. The Progressive by The American Spectator			glasscutter glassed glassed-in Glassen glasses glasses case Glasseye glassfish glassful glasshouse Glassily glassine Glassiness Glassite glassless glassmaker glassman glasspaper glassware glasswork glassworker glassworks glasswort glassy Glassy feldspar glassy-eyed Glastonbury Glastonbury thorn Glaswegian Glasynge Glauber's salt Glauber's salts Glauberite Glauce glaucescence Glaucescent Glaucic Glaucine Glaucium Glaucium flavum Glaucodot glaucoma Glaucomatous Glaucometer Glaucomys Glaucomys sabrinus Glaucomys volans glauconite glaucophane Glaucosis glaucous			Glassman Glassman intestinal forceps Glasson, Ernest glasspaper glassware glassware Glassware, Household glasswork glassworker glassworks glasswort glassworts glassy glassy alloy Glassy Carbon Mercury Film Electrode Glassy Carbon Paste Electrode Glassy Cell Carcinoma glassy degeneration Glassy feldspar Glassy feldspar glassy membrane Glassy Mountain Fire Department glassy state glassy sweepers glassy sweepers Glassy Texture glassy transition glassy-eyed Glassy-winged sharpshooter GLAST Glast Heim Glast Heim Prison GLAST Optical Robotic Telescope GLAST Science Support Center Glastnost Glastnost Glastnost Glastonbury Glastonbury Glastonbury Abbey Glastonbury thorn Glastonbury Volunteer Ambulance Association, Inc. Glastonbury, England Glastonbury, England Glastum Glastum Glasvezel Versterkte Kunststof Glaswegian Glaswegian Glaswegian kiss Glaswegians Glaswegians Glasweigan Glasweigan Glasynge GLAT GLATA Glatiramer

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