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orgue de regalia
Small portable organ.
regal organ
musical instrument
español
regal
Belonging to or befitting a supreme ruler.
royal
purple
imperial
majestic
noble
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1
Last year a lone heckler shouted abuse at the vice
regal
couple.
2
However, there is nothing in today's
regal
pronouncement that supports their plan.
3
Mary became more and more
regal
the longer the programme went on.
4
In the midst stands a stalwart form, in quaint but
regal
attire.
5
Just then the moon rose from behind the wood in
regal
splendour.
6
One, a woman apparently approaching middle age, had an especially
regal
bearing.
7
Her
regal
bearing and the graceful way she moved caught everyone's attention.
8
So the overlords of open source are left to their
regal
eccentricities.
9
Davies, now 53, has long since assumed
regal
status in the sport.
10
It has several names, including royal blue tang,
regal
tang and surgeonfish.
11
In pagan Tahiti a cocoa-nut branch was the symbol of
regal
authority.
12
She bowed in the
regal
fashion which she had so suddenly adopted.
13
He said that severity alone could establish the
regal
authority in America.
14
He found her waiting alone in the drawing-room before a
regal
fire.
15
The day was near its close, and was dying in
regal
splendor.
16
Even seated, it held its body upright and had a
regal
air.
regal
almost regal
regal power
regal bearing
regal splendor
regal air
ruso
регаль
español
regal
catalán
orgue de regalia