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Dictionary of ichthyology. 2009.
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Kellick — This interesting and unusual surname is of English origins. It is believed to be locational and to derive from a now lost medieval village in the south east of England called Kellick or Killick, or possibly in a few cases from Kildwick, near the… … Surnames reference
kellick — /ˈkɛlɪk/ (say kelik) noun 1. a small anchor or weight for mooring a boat, sometimes consisting of a stone secured by pieces of wood. 2. any anchor. –verb (i) 3. to anchor: to kellick beneath the bridge. Also, killick. {British dialect kelk a… …
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Percy Hoskins — Percy Kellick Hoskins (28 December 1904 ndash; 5 February 1989) was the chief crime reporter for British newspaper the Daily Express in the 1950s. He also provided stories for radio and television crime shows such as Whitehall 1212.Hoskins earned … Wikipedia
Athene Seyler — est une actrice anglaise née le 31 mai 1889 à Londres (Royaume Uni), décédée le 12 septembre 1990 à Londres (Royaume Uni). Biographie Filmographie 1921 : The Adventures of Mr. Pickwick : Rachel Wardle 1923 : This Freedom :… … Wikipédia en Français
granny — killick (an early form of anchor made from a wooden frame enclosing large stones, with four flukes at the bottom, one of which would dig into the sea floor. Still extant locally in Maritime Canada. Also called keylock, kellick) … Dictionary of ichthyology
killick — an early form of anchor made from a wooden frame enclosing large stones, with four flukes at the bottom, one of which would dig into the sea floor. Still extant locally in Maritime Canada. Also called keylock, kellick. See also granny … Dictionary of ichthyology
Killick — This interesting and unusual surname is of English origins. It is believed to be locational and to derive from a now lost medieval village in the south east of England called Kellick or Killick, or possibly in a few cases from Kildwick, near the… … Surnames reference
Killich — Recorded in several spellings including Killick, Killich, Kellicke, and Kyllyk, this interesting and unusual surname is of English origins. It is believed to be locational and to derive from a now lost medieval village in the south east of… … Surnames reference
