The phrase "clubs, bills, and partisans" is often used to refer to weapons used in historical combat, specifically referring to blunt weapons like clubs, polearms like bills, and handheld spears like partisans.
Shakespeare uses the word "partisans" twice in Romeo and Juliet and once in Cymbeline. This is one of the unusual cases where the meaning of the word is not the common meaning nowadays, and this is because of the march of technology. A partisan was a type of spear, a long-handled weapon with a blade at the end, and a wide crosspiece, so that it looked rather like a shortsword mounted on the end of a long handle. "Pikes" and "Bills" are other similar spearlike weapons, which are lumped together with them. Thus "make him with our pikes and partisans a grave" from Cymbeline, and "Clubs, bills and partisans! Strike! Beat them down!" from Romeo and Juliet. Soldiers don't get equipped with spears these days, so technical terms for different types of spear have rather fallen out of use.
Do you mean golf clubs, or , golf clubs ?
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This meant greenbacks or paper money. American five dollar bills had a picture of Abraham Lincoln on them.
E Pluribus Unum is the national motto of the United States. It's a Latin phrase which translates to "out of many, one." If you look at the coins and bills in your pocket, the phrase is on all of them regardless of date.
None. Anyone can join any clubs, If that's what you mean, unless the club is private and you have to be approved by the owner. Superstars can open 3 clubs each, it that's what you mean. Hope this helps!
Monitorul oficial is a Romanian phrase that translates to Official Gazette in English. Romania has a gazette that is titled Monitorul Oficial al Romaniei that publishes presidential decrees, ordinances, promulgated bills, and all major legal acts.
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There are no "bills" on farmville.(unless you mean DUCK bills. lol)You must buy it using your own money
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