tound — as·tound·ment; as·tound; … English syllables
as|tound´ing|ly — as|tound|ing «uh STOWN dihng», adjective. shocking with alarm or surprise; amazing. –as|tound´ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
as|tound|ing — «uh STOWN dihng», adjective. shocking with alarm or surprise; amazing. –as|tound´ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
as|tound´ment — as|tound «uh STOWND», verb, adjective. –v.t. to shock with alarm or surprise; surprise very greatly; amaze: »She was astounded by the news that she had won the contest. I am astounded by the opinion of some of our city high school teachers that… … Useful english dictionary
as·tound — … Useful english dictionary
as·tound·ing — … Useful english dictionary
Palk — Tound under the early records as Palke, Palk, Polk, Pohlke, and even Puleque, this very unusual name is National and derives from Polska , meaning the man from Poland . The origin is Slavonic and is a shortened form of Bole , meaning great and… … Surnames reference
Palke — Tound under the early records as Palke, Palk, Polk, Pohlke, and even Puleque, this very unusual name is National and derives from Polska , meaning the man from Poland . The origin is Slavonic and is a shortened form of Bole , meaning great and… … Surnames reference
Pohlke — Tound under the early records as Palke, Palk, Polk, Pohlke, and even Puleque, this very unusual name is National and derives from Polska , meaning the man from Poland . The origin is Slavonic and is a shortened form of Bole , meaning great and… … Surnames reference
Polk — Tound under the early records as Palke, Palk, Polk, Pohlke, and even Puleque, this very unusual name is National and derives from Polska , meaning the man from Poland . The origin is Slavonic and is a shortened form of Bole , meaning great and… … Surnames reference
