Severed or sealed with a ligature the outer parts of the prepuce of the male genitalia, especially as a ritual or medical procedure.
/ˈɪnfɪbjuˌleɪtɪd/
A person who opposes the principles of mechanism, particularly the view that living organisms and mental processes can be explained solely in terms of mechanical or physical processes.
/ˈæntiˈmɪkənɪst/
A derogatory term for someone who engages in live streaming and broadcasting for the explicit purpose of attracting sexual attention or as a form of lurid exhibitionism. The term often carries a connotation of self-absorption and a lack of genuine communication skills.
/'kæm.waʊər/
A device or a machine designed to generate every possible permutation of a set of elements. It can also refer to a person or a system that facilitates or performs the act of permuting, i.e., rearranging elements in different ways.
/pəˈmjuː.tə.tər/
In a north-south direction or with reference to the meridians ( longitudes ) on a map or globe; along a meridian.
/məˈrɪdi.ən.əl/
Scutari is an older name for the modern town of Kaçanik, Kosovo. It was the capital of the principal Ottoman fort of Scutari during the Ottoman period and is located in North Kosovo, near the border with Macedonia.
/ˈskjuː.tə.rɪ/
A Japanese name, often used as a casual greeting or nickname, similar to 'hi' in English. It is particularly popular in animation and media produced in Japan, where it is often used by characters to greet one another.
/hאɪ'diːə/
The process of plant reproduction by spores, involving the union of gametes that develop directly from similar parent cells without involving the production of flowers or seeds.
/'krɪp.tə.dʒə.mi/