1
My people lived then in the distant Pa-lat Kwa-bi in the South.
2
To-ko-na-bi was a place of little rain, and the corn was weak.
3
In this second week, we hear from queer and bi Black women.
4
I have been bi for as long as I can remember.
5
Frond wholly divided into narrow ligulate, dichotomous, bi or multiserial branches; no vibracula.
1
In his writings are found formulae for extracting phosphorus, manganese, and bismuth.
2
And the heaviest almost-stable element, bismuth, is its neighbor, in box eighty-three.
3
Many powders contain lead or bismuth, both of which are very injurious.
4
Now he's photographing melted bismuth, a metal he prizes for its iridescence.
5
Lurking beyond bismuth is polonium, the poisoner's poison of the nuclear age.