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The name orchid derives from the Latin orchis, which means testicle.
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I mean Latin names.
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Mode is derived from Latin modus, meaning due or proper measure.
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which derives from the Greek verb eximeexite?
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Which in Latin means "werewolf"
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- ''lts name derives from...'' - Make the drink!
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Which is derived from puffer fish.
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and from which the term "scarab" is derived.
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in which everything derives from two epic poems,
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with ammonia, which is derived from human urine.
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It's from the Latin, meaning 'my bitch.'
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from which are derived every human soul.
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from the Black Orchid Gang
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- from which derives its air of majesty." - Hear, hear!
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one testicle, first name Lance.
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Which means...
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from the Latin lubere, meaning to be pleasing.