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allusive black and blue brimful capacity chock-full colour crowded draughty fill fraught full full-time gimmicky holey jam-packed live wire midwinter overfull pizzazz	La "donna", domina/padrona, amante, sognata e senza la quale "la sete, il desiderio: / un vuoto piu profondo / di tutto il pieno / vomitato giu / fuori dal mondo" (76) non E Laura o Beatrice o monna Vanna, ma la droga che "inghiotte a un tratto / ogni parola, / ogni pensiero che / nell'istante / avevi gia pensato . Paolo Ruffilli. Le stanze del cielo by Nasi, Franco / Italica In Un baule pieno di gente, [A Trunk Full of People] Antonio Tabucchi has cogently suggested that if the trunks had only been found some centuries after his death, it might not have been possible to say whether or not a certain retired naval engineer with a slight addiction to drugs and by chance a friend of Fernando Pessoa had actually existed at the beginning of the twentieth century in Lisbon. Introduction by Pizarro, Jeronimo; Dix, Steffin / Portuguese Studies He refers to complaints about Cosimo's "magnificent buildings" ("magnifici muramenti"), including those of the friars ("Egli ha pieno per insino i privati de'frati delle sue palle"), and the palace he had started to build, with the implication that he was using citizen's funds to do so: "who could not build magnificently if they had money which was not theirs? Preaching magnificence in Renaissance Florence by Howard, Peter / Renaissance Quarterly	pied dishwasher Pied finch Pied flycatcher pied lemming pied piper Pied Piper of Hamelin pied wagtail Pied widgeon pied-a-terre pied-à-terre pied-billed grebe pied-piping Piedmont Piedmont glacier Piedmont type of glacier Piedmontese piedmontite Piedness Piedouche Piedstall Piegan pieman Piemonte Pienaar Piend Pieno Pieplant Piepoudre pier pier arch pier glass Pier Luigi Nervi pier mirror pier table Pierage Pierce Pierceable pierced Piercel piercer piercing piercingly pierhead Pieria Pierian Pierian Spring Pierid pierid butterfly Pieridae Pierides pieridine	Piekni Mlodzi I Bogaci Piel Pielaveden PIELC Pielinen Pielinen, Lake PIEM Pieman Pieman River PIEMC piemen Piemont Piemont Piemont Piemonte Piemonte Piemonte piemontite PIEN PIEN PIEN pien check pien joint Pienaar Pienaar Piend Piend piend check piend rafter piend rafter Pieno Pienwen Pienza PIEP Pieper Sports Facility Consulting pieplant pieplant pieplant Piepoudre PIEPP PIEQ PIEQF pier pier pier pier pier pier Pier & Beam Pier and beam foundation pier arch pier arch pier block pier bonding pier buttress Pier Fishing in California pier foundation pier glass pier glass pier glasses pier glasses

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allusive
black and blue
brimful
capacity
chock-full
colour
crowded
draughty
fill
fraught
full
full-time
gimmicky
holey
jam-packed
live wire
midwinter
overfull
pizzazz

La "donna", domina/padrona, amante, sognata e senza la quale "la sete, il desiderio: / un vuoto piu profondo / di tutto il pieno / vomitato giu / fuori dal mondo" (76) non E Laura o Beatrice o monna Vanna, ma la droga che "inghiotte a un tratto / ogni parola, / ogni pensiero che / nell'istante / avevi gia pensato .

Paolo Ruffilli. Le stanze del cielo by Nasi, Franco / Italica

In Un baule pieno di gente, [A Trunk Full of People] Antonio Tabucchi has cogently suggested that if the trunks had only been found some centuries after his death, it might not have been possible to say whether or not a certain retired naval engineer with a slight addiction to drugs and by chance a friend of Fernando Pessoa had actually existed at the beginning of the twentieth century in Lisbon.

Introduction by Pizarro, Jeronimo; Dix, Steffin / Portuguese Studies

He refers to complaints about Cosimo's "magnificent buildings" ("magnifici muramenti"), including those of the friars ("Egli ha pieno per insino i privati de'frati delle sue palle"), and the palace he had started to build, with the implication that he was using citizen's funds to do so: "who could not build magnificently if they had money which was not theirs?

Preaching magnificence in Renaissance Florence by Howard, Peter / Renaissance Quarterly

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