witness-mark
n.— «“To the poor is the gospel preached.” They are interwove with the witness-mark of Christianity.» —by Richard Winter Hamilton Sermons (Leeds) , 1846. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
lining out n.— «Though from central Scotland, the band have used Gaelic in their name (Dubh means black). This is a link to the claims of the similarities between Gaelic psalms and pre-blues gospel and spiritual music of black American...
abandon-minium n.— «These women would for the most part end up sleeping in their cars or what they would refer to as “Abandon-miniums” (abandoned homes).» —“Bethlehem House Founder Deborah L. Foster” by Hattie...
lap-band n.— «They are also among the leading evangelists in the rising medical crusade against morbid obesity—an impassioned and potentially lucrative crusade that has seen the number of bariatric surgeons balloon in recent years, along...
sledging n.— «Pera’s plan is to spread the gospel of riverboarding, or “sledging” as it’s known in Pera’s native New Zealand.» —“‘Sledging’ tries to gain foothold in U.S.” by Jason Blevins Denver...
riverboarding n.— «Pera’s plan is to spread the gospel of riverboarding, or “sledging” as it’s known in Pera’s native New Zealand.» —“‘Sledging’ tries to gain foothold in U.S.” by Jason Blevins Denver...