Similar words: agriculture, agricultural, agriculturist, agricultural land, agriculturalist, tricolour, tricolor, varicolored. Meaning: n. Roman general who was governor of Britain and extended Roman rule north to the Firth of Forth (37-93).
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1. "He doesn't have any problems, " said Agricola.
2. One of either Paddyfield Warbler A. agricola or Manchurian Reed Warbler A. tangorum.
3. Philippine National Police spokesman Agricola Romero Cruz said that bomb attacks occurred in the afternoon of 25 in Bulacan province, the provincial capital city of Marlowe Los prison.
4. In Agricola, you're a farmer in a wooden shack with your spouse and little else.
5. Gone would be the lazy evenings playing Agricola with my wife.
6. "The scans have shown that healing is taking place, but more rest is needed, " a statement from Juventus doctor Riccardo Agricola reads.
7. During the 60th anniversary ceremony, Dr Diouf awarded FAO's Agricola Medal to President Lula da Silva and a message from Pope Benedict XVI was read by the Secretary of State of the Holy See.
8. Tacitus (a historian in Roman) tells us that in the time of Agricola, the Britons who were unfriendly toward the language of their conquerors, now became eager to speak it.
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