"___ Kalikimaka" (Bing Crosby holiday song)

Usage examples of mele.

Henri, sous notre ciel humide et fin, semblait plus pres des hommes, et plus mele aux choses de ce monde!

Cependant je fus en butte a des vexations sans nombre et je me fis des amis, tant il est vrai que, dans les choses humaines, le bien est toujours mele au mal.

Pilotes, et mele au bruit des lames qui brisent des airs de bals de barriere.

Palmyra, where the Arab merchant, Meles Agrippa, entertained us for three weeks in the lap of splendid and barbaric luxury.

In Palmyra, Meles Agrippa had arranged some parties for us in the desert, but we had not gone far enough to see lions.

Turbo, Meles Agrippa, and Castoras are all historical figures, but their participation in the respective initiations is invented.

The ship was sailing south again, tacking into the mild southwestern wind, heading back toward the broad opening where Candor Chasma opened into the Valles Marineris at the place called Meles Chasma.

Palmyra, where the Arab merchant, Meles Agrippa, entertained us for three weeks in the lap of splendid and barbaric luxury.

In Palmyra, Meles Agrippa had arranged some parties for us in the desert, but we had not gone far enough to see lions.

The ship was sailing south again, tacking into the mild southwestern wind, heading back toward the broad opening where Candor Chasma opened into the Valles Marineris at the place called Meles Chasma.

One day in the midst of the drinking, this Meles, who was a high official in the Mithraic cult but who took somewhat lightly his priestly duties, proposed to Antinous that he share in the blood baptism.

Si fece portare una zuppa di verdura, un hamburger, patate fritte, insalata di cipolle, insalata di cavoli, dolce di cioccolato con gelato e (ripensan­doci) torta di mele, il tutto innaffiato con cinque tazze di caffè.

Hunger conspired with fatigue to crush him, for a man's system is not greatly restored and fortified by a diet of roots, the pith of plants, such as the Mele, or the fruit of the doum palm-tree.

In frustration, Jerusha grabbed at the besmirched mission dresses, as if to take them home with her, away from the contaminated waterfront, but Aunty Mele held onto them grimly, saying, "Hale Wahine!