mickle \MIK-uhl\, adjective:
- Archaic. great; large; much.
Mickle came to English from the Old English term micel, mycel meaning "great," "big," or "much." It comes from a Proto-Indo-European root meg- meaning "great," or "large."
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- you have got to be kidding me.
how STUPID do you have to need a definition for a question mark?
History
- parking meter: was first installed, in Oklahoma City (1935)
- Trinity test: US exploded the first trial atom bomb in the New Mexico desert, less than a month before bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki (1945)
- Catcher in the Rye: J.D. Salinger's novel about adolescent antihero Holden Caulfield was published; it was controversial at the time but is now a staple of school curricula (1951)
- Apollo 11: the first manned flight to the moon took off from the Kennedy Space Center (1969)
- Saddam Hussein: became president of Iraq (1979)
- JFK, Jr.: died with wife Carolyn and her sister in a plane crash (1999)
Birthdays
- Sir Joshua Reynolds 1723
- Mary Baker Eddy 1821
- Ida Bell Wells 1862
- Roald Amundsen 1872
- Trygve Lie 1896
- Barbara Stanwyck 1907
- Orville Redenbacher 1907
- Ginger Rogers 1911
- Barnard Hughes 1915
- Bess Myerson 1924
- Nat Pierce 1925
- Cal Tjader 1925
- Joey Giardello 1930
- William Bell 1939
- Corin Redgrave 1939
- Tony Jackson (Searchers) 1940
- Desmond Dekker 1942
- Margaret Court 1942
- Jimmy Johnson (NFL) 1943
- Ruben Blades 1948
- Pinchas Zukerman 1948
- Stewart Copeland (Police) 1952
- Michael Flatley 1958
- Phoebe Cates 1963
- Will Ferrell 1967
- Barry Sanders 1968
- Ed Kowalczyk (Live) 1971
- Corey Scott Feldman 1971
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