salamander
US /ˈsæləˌmændɚ/
・UK /ˈsæləmændə(r)/
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n.NounAmphibian resembling a lizard
The salamander swam in the swamp
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How to make omelette à la neige — The Victorian Way
- Sprinkle it with a bit of sugar, and I'm going to use a salamander to brown off the top.
Sprinkle it with a bit of sugar, and I'm going to use a salamander to brown off the top.
- and I'm going to use a salamander to brown off the top.
and I'm going to use a salamander to brown off the top.
Top 10 Strangest Medieval Monsters
- Number seven, Salamander. This next one might seem like an odd inclusion, since the amphibious salamander isn't mythical at all. But medieval legends of salamanders were, let's say, a little off from the real-life organism. Alchemists believe salamanders were fireproof, which is strange enough, but many depictions of salamanders deviate wildly from their actual appearance. Why so many medieval artists assigned hair and human faces to salamanders is, unfortunately, largely unclear.
Number seven, Salamander. This next one might seem like an odd inclusion, since the amphibious salamander isn't mythical at all. But medieval legends of salamanders were, let's say, a little off from the real-life organism. Alchemists believe salamanders were fireproof, which is strange enough, but many depictions of salamanders deviate wildly from their actual appearance. Why so many medieval artists assigned hair and human faces to salamanders is, unfortunately, largely unclear.
- Number four, snails. One of my personal favorites, like the salamander, medieval snails are based on their real-life counterparts, but deviate wildly from what you'd find in nature. Manuscripts portray snails as enormous, weapon-wielding juggernauts menacing knights and helpless villagers. Hilariously, historians aren't entirely sure why so many margins of medieval text feature these supersized mollusks, with theories ranging from political propaganda to the snails representing the slow but inevitable approach of death which awaits us all.
Number four, snails. One of my personal favorites, like the salamander, medieval snails are based on their real-life counterparts, but deviate wildly from what you'd find in nature. Manuscripts portray snails as enormous, weapon-wielding juggernauts menacing knights and helpless villagers. Hilariously, historians aren't entirely sure why so many margins of medieval text feature these supersized mollusks, with theories ranging from political propaganda to the snails representing the slow but inevitable approach of death which awaits us all.
Young Dracula - BBC Series - Season 1 Ep 9 "The Sleepover"
- It's salamander intestine stuffed
It's salamander intestine stuffed
How to Make an Open Spanish Omelette | Jamie Oliver
- so look guys you got choices here ok, we can just pop it in the oven or under a salamander and just lightly
so look guys you got choices here ok, we can just pop it in the oven or under a salamander and just lightly
- We can just pop it in the oven or under a salamander and just lightly gratinate it and let it just finish off.
We can just pop it in the oven or under a salamander and just lightly gratinate it and let it just finish off.
海外で通じない和製英語 Katakana Japanese Quiz
- Salamander?
Salamander?
- Salamander?
Salamander?
25 Things to do in Barcelona, Spain | Top Attractions Travel Guide
- a colorful salamander made of broken tiles.
a colorful salamander made of broken tiles.
- colourful salamander made of broken tiles.
colourful salamander made of broken tiles.
A new robot mimics vertebrate motion
- So we designed a salamander robot that very closely mimics the real motion of the real salamander,
So we designed a salamander robot that very closely mimics the real motion of the real salamander,
- and it can both walk and swim exactly like the real salamander.
and it can both walk and swim exactly like the real salamander.
Platypuses Aren't Weird, You Are
- Frog and salamander parents often stick close to their eggs,
Frog and salamander parents often stick close to their eggs,
- Frog and salamander parents often stick close to their eggs, and
Frog and salamander parents often stick close to their eggs, and
Do You Know ANIMALS? The Ultimate Quiz!
- Is it the seahorse, the manta ray, or the fire salamander?
Is it the seahorse, the manta ray, or the fire salamander?
- Is it the seahorse, the manta ray, or the fire salamander?
Is it the seahorse, the manta ray, or the fire salamander?
What Is Contact Tracing? | April 29, 2020
- In 1985 we built the first of what were called Newt Suits and named after my last name, Newton and the aquatic salamander.
In 1985 we built the first of what were called Newt Suits and named after my last name, Newton and the aquatic salamander.
- the aquatic salamander.
the aquatic salamander.