Caritha
Caritha by blameitonaim August 24, 2011
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cavitha
Can be found onland or offland. If onland usually a subset of the homosapiens. If offland, a type of frog. What has interested researchers to date is that both types of cavitha's have similar characteristics. Big bulbous eyes (rolling in their sockers)and a squat figure. The homosapien kind have big foreteeth and round nose.
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Carita
carthage
a city in present-day Tunisia, but in ancient Roman times it was home to the Carthaginians. The carthage empire extended into spain, much of north africa, corsica, sardina, and sicily. Fought against the Romans in the 3 Punic wars in which they lost in all. The great Hannibal was also a general for the Carthaginians.
Carthag
n.
1. Short form of Carthag The Pernicious, an ancient being of unspeakable horror. Carthag writes the Arts and Culture section for the popular satire site Monkey-Breath.com and reviews films on rottentomatoes.com.
1. Short form of Carthag The Pernicious, an ancient being of unspeakable horror. Carthag writes the Arts and Culture section for the popular satire site Monkey-Breath.com and reviews films on rottentomatoes.com.
Charitha
Charitha by Lord_Anubis_II February 5, 2010
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