Word Archaeology: chandelle
This word, derived from the French “chandelle” (candle), was first used in 1918 to describe an airplane’s abrupt climbing turn using the craft’s momentum. Now required...
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This word, derived from the French “chandelle” (candle), was first used in 1918 to describe an airplane’s abrupt climbing turn using the craft’s momentum. Now required...
A celempung is a large, ornate zither from Indonesia with 13 pairs of strings on two sides. It stands on legs. The body slopes toward the...
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