Spanners
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Spanner
Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom.
Spanner peut faire référence à :
- Spanner, un détecteur de cibles produit par la firme AEG qui équipa le Messerschmitt Bf 110 entre autres,
- un terme allemand désignant dans le langage courant un voyeur,
- Rudolf Spanner, un médecin allemand ayant essayé de faire du savon avec de la graisse humaine durant le seconde guerre mondiale,
Spanners peut faire référence à :
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Spanners (album) — Infobox Album Name = Spanners Type = Album Artist = Black Dog Productions Released = April 25, 1995 Recorded = ??? Genre = IDM Length = 76:10 Label = Warp Records Reviews = *Allmusic Rating|5|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg… … Wikipedia
spanners — span·ner || spænÉ™(r) n. spanner wrench, hand tool with a curved head used to hold or twist a nut or bolt (British) … English contemporary dictionary
SPANNERS — … Useful english dictionary
face like a bag of spanners — noun A very ugly face. Everyone is used to it now, David and Victoria Beckham are the King and Queen of the tabloids and every half decent footballer is a star and a pin up, even if hes got a face like a bag of spanners … Wiktionary
bag\ of\ spanners — really ugly She has a face like a bag of spanners … Dictionary of american slang
bag\ of\ spanners — really ugly She has a face like a bag of spanners … Dictionary of american slang
As ugly as a bag of spanners — very ugly … Dictionary of Australian slang
as ugly as a bag of spanners — Australian Slang very ugly … English dialects glossary
yaffling spanners — n pl British cutlery such as knives, forks and spoons as used at the table. The humorous phrase is widespread in the armed forces and derives from the archaic dia lect term yaffle, probably imitative in origin, meaning to consume or eat vora… … Contemporary slang
yaffling irons (yaffling spanners) — n pl British cutlery such as knives, forks and spoons as used at the table. The humorous phrase is widespread in the armed forces and derives from the archaic dia lect term yaffle, probably imitative in origin, meaning to consume or eat vora… … Contemporary slang
