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Vince ___ (John Travolta's "Pulp Fiction" role)
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vega
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Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Vega \Ve"ga\ (v[=e]"g[.a]), n. (Astron.) [Ar. w[=a]gi', properly, falling: cf. F. W['e]ga.] A brilliant star of the first magnitude, the brightest of those constituting the constellation Lyra.
Usage examples of vega.
Then, blundering about and bellowing like a wounded rhino, he staggered out front and shoveled a big sluiceway in the recently patched ditch bank, allowing almost the entire acequia flow to cascade into his already soggy front vega.
Dutch Akin, and Dutch would certainly be there, right in the middle of that Las Vegas street, a gun ready to his hand.
Even though Alejandro de la Vega detested Juan Alcazar because of the incident with the Indians, he had to invite him and all his family because he was one of the important men of the town.
Vega came by Amygdaloid on his way up from Windigo on one of his periodic tours of the island.
Hawk and Bibi and I were nearly the only people on the street, as we walked west toward the Strip in the neon-tinged late-night twilight, which was about as dark as it gets in Vegas.
Vega bucked and boomed and Momma twisted, snarling, only three feet from Jenny, her rear legs tensing for the killing leap.
I was thinking of the Rollright Stones in Oxfordshire for Capella, and the Hurlers on Bodmin Moor for Vega.
Harper Investigations reported that Alex had been gambling again and was seri-ously in debt to Eddie Casale, a well-known Vegas underworld figure.
Now when Alison entered his mind it was in company with Merchant-and Merchant led on to Lloyd, Lloyd to Vega, Vega to the unknown in the ceiba tree.
Las Vegas Criminalistics Bureau, a coldly modern institutional setting for the number-two crime lab in the country.
They finally reach Las Vegas, the closest this deracinated world gets to an Emerald City, where an enigmatic tycoon named Mr.
There was no sign of the Facel Vega, but a dark blue Volkswagen was just pulling up in front of the caravan.
Jane had learned she was also a gambler, and she needed help for a man she had met on a junket to Las Vegas.
Vega took them on the roundup when it was time to brand the cattle, each with his own riata so they could help in the task.
Also in a private letter from Lope de Vega to his patron, the Duke of Sessa, there is a malignant allusion to Cervantes, speaking of poets.