Groove

m., meulage m. gristle n. (anat.), cartilage m. (de l’os) grit n. (géol.), poussière f., sable m. gritty adj. (géol.), gréseux grivet n. (zoo.), grivet m. grizzly n. (zoo.), grizzly m. groin n. (anat.), aine f. (jonction de la cuisse et du tronc) groove n., trait m. d’un réseau (optique) (opt.), sillon m. (d’un disque) gross adj., dense, épais, grossier grossularite n. (géol.), grossularite f., grossulaire f. grotto n. (géol.), grotte f. ground adj., n., 1. sol n. m.; 2. (électr.) terre n. f. (électricité);

m., meulage m. gristle n. (anat.), cartilage m. (de l’os) grit n. (géol.), poussière f., sable m. gritty adj. (géol.), gréseux grivet n. (zoo.), grivet m. grizzly n. (zoo.), grizzly m. groin n. (anat.), aine f. (jonction de la cuisse et du tronc) groove n., trait m. d’un réseau (optique) (opt.), sillon m. (d’un disque) gross adj., dense, épais, grossier grossularite n. (géol.), grossularite f., grossulaire f. grotto n. (géol.), grotte f. ground adj., n., 1. sol n. m.; 2. (électr.) terre n. f. (électricité);

both types of music. “I’m Tony from Soca Saga Boys. Soca is really a fusion with Calypso and Soul, which is S.O. from the Soul, the C.A. is from the Calypso. Soca is a happy music. If you want to have a nice time and you really want to get in the groove, you need to listen to Soca”. Costumes, the special clothes, which people wear are also a very important part of the Carnival. They are usually 332 • UNIT 16 bright and colourful, full of colour and sometimes heavy. Like for this girl who

sure that won’t be necessary, we’re all very well paid, n’est-ce pas, monsieur?” “C’est vrai, madame! In banking and law ... indeed, as in life itself ... timing is everything. You have nothing to fear.” “I know,” said Marie. Bourne examined the grooves of the silencer, satisfied that he had removed the particles of dust and lint that had gathered with nonuse. He gave it a final, wrenching turn, depressed the magazine release and checked the clip. Six shells remained; he was ready. He shoved the