special purpose room

room special purpose

A closed cavity within an organ

Enclosed space inside the apparatus, structure, machine

Closed space in an internal combustion engine

And prison, and television, and automobile

Air-inflated rubber shell

Inflatable ball shell

Private room, special purpose room

Rubber jock

Roman Grisham

filming apparatus

chemical instrument

Part of a soccer ball

The letter "K" in the bullpen

Photographic, cycling, prison

Separate room for keeping prisoners

outdoor surveillance

torture

The novel by the American writer Edward Cummings "The Huge ..."

The building for the people's court, the treasury of the Frankish kings, the chamber of deputies, the underground working, the apparatus for the production of sulfuric acid - call it in one word

obscura

What can be pumped up in a wheel?

Photographic or prison

Both hidden and alone

Hidden for TV prank

prison cell

Part of a rocket engine

Apartment with bucket

Smile, she shoots

. "you are being filmed by a hidden..."

Bathyscaphe - underwater...

Casemate

Solitary in prison

Bubble...

Prisoner's room

Separate prison "cabin"

Prison "apartments"

She is pumped up

Inner shell of the ball

. "apartments" in prison for the prisoner

Rubber sheath under the tire

room in prison

prison loner

Room with bunks

Room unlocked from the outside only

Inflatable inside of the wheel

. “You were filmed by a hidden ...!”

Room for prisoners

Prison "room"

ball camera

Special purpose room

Film camera

Private room, special purpose room

Part of a wheel

. "Apartments" in prison for the prisoner

. "You were filmed by a hidden ...!"

obscura

Letter "K" in bullpen

Tire Inner Shell

J. lat. room, rest; public place, thought, court, meeting; ward; parliament; popular assembly or meeting elected from the estates. Prosecutor's Chamber. Chamber of peers, deputies. firearms, chamber, void in the breech where the charge is placed. positions of court chambers - means: room, near, roundabout, consisting at the inner chambers; chamber junker, lackey. -ger, etc. Camora, camera, esp. in meaning artillery: internal emptiness, space, space in what. Closet, -rochka, room, rest; closet, pantry; southern barn. Komora app. southern cage, closet, pantry; from which a komornik or a komornachiy, a key keeper. Komornik, komorshchak, komorny m. Perm. vyat. watchman at a secular, entrance, volost hut. Komorka m. an attendant at the mill, a worker who collects the grind, releases the shoal, etc .; psk. homebody, unsociable. Chamber, chamber, related to the camera; chamber gun, cannon, with a separate chamber of a different type, size than the rest of the barrel, usually a detachable horse. Camora gun, with a large chamber. Kamernik m. weapon projectile for drilling and measuring chambers, breech. Cameralistics collection of information for civil service; cameral, to the science of the internal, especially financial management related Camera Clara physical a projectile in a box, with a mirror and thick (convex) glass, through which the view of nature is a picture; the same as the camera-lucida, a projectile made of triangular glass, which reduces the natural appearance and serves to copy it. Camera obscura, a box projectile, similar to the camera clara, but reducing the image of external objects on paper, like a camera lucida. Chamberlain m. honorary court rank, a degree higher than a chamberlain, ordinary in the 4th class; the chamberlain wears a gold key on a blue ribbon, with a left lumbar button. chamberlain, wife of a chamberlain; chamberlains, -gershish, to him, belonging to her; chamberlain, to the rank, to the title of this. Valet m. room or approximate minister; lavatory or devious servant; valet, his wife; valets, -nershik, to him, to her belonging. -Nersky, related to this position. Kamerir m. court clerk and treasurer; chamberlain, his wife; chamberlain, to the position of this relating. Kamerkossack m. attendant for departure at the back of the empress. Camerlakey, senior footman at court. - lackeys, belonging to him; -kei, related to this title. Kamermedhen J. the lowest servant when cleaning sovereign ladies; hay girl, dressing girl. Chamber musician m. courtier, palace musician; in Russia, the title is now out of use. Kamerpazh m. senior page, a pupil of the page corps, granted the rank of this page and dressed up on duty to the court. Kamerpazhev, which belongs to him; -zhesky, referring to this title. Tuning fork m. mus. a sound taken as exemplary, as unchanged, for a well-known note; a steel fork that, when struck, makes this sound. Camerfrau w. unwilling. lady in charge of the empress's dressing room, kammermedhens and kammeryungfers. Camerfraween, which belongs to her. Chambermaid J. the court rank of a girl, equal to the statsdam one, with the honor of high excellency and a portrait of the empress. Kamerfurier m. court rank of class, caretaker of servants, table, etc. - a moat belonging to him; -rsky, characteristic of this title. Chamberlain m. (now abolished?) superintendent of decoration. Kameryungfer or -fera w. a maid for servants at court, the degree of vynye kammedchen; -ferin, which belongs to her; -Fersky, characteristic of this title. Kamerjunker m. honorary court rank, a degree below the chamberlain; -ditch, all his; -rsky, peculiar to him

Alone in prison

Separate prison "cabin"

The novel by the American writer Edward Cummings "The Huge..."

Prison "apartments"

Prison room

Prison "compartment"

Filming apparatus

Special purpose room

A closed cavity within an organ

Enclosed space inside the apparatus, structure, machine

Closed space in an internal combustion engine

And prison, and television, and automobile

Air-inflated rubber shell

Inflatable ball shell

Private room, special purpose room

Rubber jock

Roman Grisham

filming apparatus

chemical instrument

Part of a soccer ball

The letter "K" in the bullpen

Photographic, cycling, prison

Separate room for keeping prisoners

outdoor surveillance

torture

The novel by the American writer Edward Cummings "The Huge ..."

The building for the people's court, the treasury of the Frankish kings, the chamber of deputies, the underground working, the apparatus for the production of sulfuric acid - call it in one word

obscura

What can be pumped up in a wheel?

Photographic or prison

Both hidden and alone

Hidden for TV prank

prison cell

Part of a rocket engine

Apartment with bucket

Smile, she shoots

. "you are being filmed by a hidden..."

Bathyscaphe - underwater...

Casemate

Solitary in prison

Bubble...

Prisoner's room

Separate prison "cabin"

Prison "apartments"

She is pumped up

Inner shell of the ball

. "apartments" in prison for the prisoner

Rubber sheath under the tire

room in prison

prison loner

Room with bunks

Room unlocked from the outside only

Inflatable inside of the wheel

. “You were filmed by a hidden ...!”

Room for prisoners

Prison "room"

ball camera

Special purpose room

Film camera

Private room, special purpose room

Part of a wheel

. "Apartments" in prison for the prisoner

. "You were filmed by a hidden ...!"

obscura

Letter "K" in bullpen

Tire Inner Shell

J. lat. room, rest; public place, thought, court, meeting; ward; parliament; popular assembly or meeting elected from the estates. Prosecutor's Chamber. Chamber of peers, deputies. firearms, chamber, void in the breech where the charge is placed. positions of court chambers - means: room, near, roundabout, consisting at the inner chambers; chamber junker, lackey. -ger, etc. Camora, camera, esp. in meaning artillery: internal emptiness, space, space in what. Closet, -rochka, room, rest; closet, pantry; southern barn. Komora app. southern cage, closet, pantry; from which a komornik or a komornachiy, a key keeper. Komornik, komorshchak, komorny m. Perm. vyat. watchman at a secular, entrance, volost hut. Komorka m. an attendant at the mill, a worker who collects the grind, releases the shoal, etc .; psk. homebody, unsociable. Chamber, chamber, related to the camera; chamber gun, cannon, with a separate chamber of a different type, size than the rest of the barrel, usually a detachable horse. Camora gun, with a large chamber. Kamernik m. weapon projectile for drilling and measuring chambers, breech. Cameralistics collection of information for the civil service; cameral, to the science of internal, especially financial management related. Camera Clara physical a projectile in a box, with a mirror and thick (convex) glass, through which the view of nature is a picture; the same as the camera-lucida, a projectile made of triangular glass, which reduces the natural appearance and serves to copy it. Camera obscura, a box projectile, similar to the camera clara, but reducing the image of external objects on paper, like a camera lucida. Chamberlain m. honorary court rank, a degree higher than a chamberlain, ordinary in the 4th class; the chamberlain wears a gold key on a blue ribbon, with a left lumbar button. chamberlain, wife of a chamberlain; chamberlains, -gershish, to him, belonging to her; chamberlain, to the rank, to the title of this. Valet m. room or approximate minister; lavatory or devious servant; valet, his wife; valets, -nershik, to him, to her belonging. -Nersky, related to this position. Kamerir m. court clerk and treasurer; chamberlain, his wife; chamberlain, to the position of this relating. Kamerkossack m. attendant for departure at the back of the empress. Camerlakey, senior footman at court. - lackeys, belonging to him; -kei, related to this title. Kamermedhen J. the lowest servant when cleaning sovereign ladies; hay girl, dressing girl. Chamber musician m. courtier, palace musician; in Russia, the title is now out of use. Kamerpazh m. senior page, a pupil of the page corps, granted the rank of this page and dressed up on duty to the court. Kamerpazhev, which belongs to him; -zhesky, referring to this title. Tuning fork m. mus. a sound taken as exemplary, as unchanged, for a well-known note; a steel fork that, when struck, makes this sound. Camerfrau w. unwilling. lady in charge of the empress's dressing room, kammermedhens and kammeryungfers. Camerfraween, which belongs to her. Chambermaid J. the court rank of a girl, equal to the statsdam one, with the honor of high excellency and a portrait of the empress. Kamerfurier m. court rank of class, caretaker of servants, table, etc. - a moat belonging to him; -rsky, characteristic of this title. Chamberlain m. (now abolished?) superintendent of decoration. Kameryungfer or -fera w. a maid for servants at court, the degree of vynye kammedchen; -ferin, which belongs to her; -Fersky, characteristic of this title. Kamerjunker m. honorary court rank, a degree below the chamberlain; -ditch, all his; -rsky, peculiar to him

Alone in prison

Separate prison "cabin"

The novel by the American writer Edward Cummings "The Huge..."

Prison "apartments"

Prison room

Prison "compartment"

Filming apparatus

Special purpose room

A closed cavity within an organ

Enclosed space inside the apparatus, structure, machine

Closed space in an internal combustion engine

And prison, and television, and automobile

Air-inflated rubber shell

Inflatable ball shell

Private room, special purpose room

Rubber jock

Roman Grisham

filming apparatus

chemical instrument

Part of a soccer ball

The letter "K" in the bullpen

Photographic, cycling, prison

Separate room for keeping prisoners

outdoor surveillance

torture

The novel by the American writer Edward Cummings "The Huge ..."

The building for the people's court, the treasury of the Frankish kings, the chamber of deputies, the underground working, the apparatus for the production of sulfuric acid - call it in one word

obscura

What can be pumped up in a wheel?

Photographic or prison

Both hidden and alone

Hidden for TV prank

prison cell

Part of a rocket engine

Apartment with bucket

Smile, she shoots

. "you are being filmed by a hidden..."

Bathyscaphe - underwater...

Casemate

Solitary in prison

Bubble...

Prisoner's room

Separate prison "cabin"

Prison "apartments"

She is pumped up

Inner shell of the ball

. "apartments" in prison for the prisoner

Rubber sheath under the tire

room in prison

prison loner

Room with bunks

Room unlocked from the outside only

Inflatable inside of the wheel

. “You were filmed by a hidden ...!”

Room for prisoners

Prison "room"

ball camera

Special purpose room

Film camera

Private room, special purpose room

Part of a wheel

. "Apartments" in prison for the prisoner

. "You were filmed by a hidden ...!"

obscura

Letter "K" in bullpen

Tire Inner Shell

J. lat. room, rest; public place, thought, court, meeting; ward; parliament; popular assembly or meeting elected from the estates. Prosecutor's Chamber. Chamber of peers, deputies. firearms, chamber, void in the breech where the charge is placed. positions of court chambers - means: room, near, roundabout, consisting at the inner chambers; chamber junker, lackey. -ger, etc. Camora, camera, esp. in meaning artillery: internal emptiness, space, space in what. Closet, -rochka, room, rest; closet, pantry; southern barn. Komora app. southern cage, closet, pantry; from which a komornik or a komornachiy, a key keeper. Komornik, komorshchak, komorny m. Perm. vyat. watchman at a secular, entrance, volost hut. Komorka m. an attendant at the mill, a worker who collects the grind, releases the shoal, etc .; psk. homebody, unsociable. Chamber, chamber, related to the camera; chamber gun, cannon, with a separate chamber of a different type, size than the rest of the barrel, usually a detachable horse. Camora gun, with a large chamber. Kamernik m. weapon projectile for drilling and measuring chambers, breech. Cameralistics collection of information for the civil service; cameral, to the science of internal, especially financial management related. Camera Clara physical a projectile in a box, with a mirror and thick (convex) glass, through which the view of nature is a picture; the same as the camera-lucida, a projectile made of triangular glass, which reduces the natural appearance and serves to copy it. Camera obscura, a box projectile, similar to the camera clara, but reducing the image of external objects on paper, like a camera lucida. Chamberlain m. honorary court rank, a degree higher than a chamberlain, ordinary in the 4th class; the chamberlain wears a gold key on a blue ribbon, with a left lumbar button. chamberlain, wife of a chamberlain; chamberlains, -gershish, to him, belonging to her; chamberlain, to the rank, to the title of this. Valet m. room or approximate minister; lavatory or devious servant; valet, his wife; valets, -nershik, to him, to her belonging. -Nersky, related to this position. Kamerir m. court clerk and treasurer; chamberlain, his wife; chamberlain, to the position of this relating. Kamerkossack m. attendant for departure at the back of the empress. Camerlakey, senior footman at court. - lackeys, belonging to him; -kei, related to this title. Kamermedhen J. the lowest servant when cleaning sovereign ladies; hay girl, dressing girl. Chamber musician m. courtier, palace musician; in Russia, the title is now out of use. Kamerpazh m. senior page, a pupil of the page corps, granted the rank of this page and dressed up on duty to the court. Kamerpazhev, which belongs to him; -zhesky, referring to this title. Tuning fork m. mus. a sound taken as exemplary, as unchanged, for a well-known note; a steel fork that, when struck, makes this sound. Camerfrau w. unwilling. lady in charge of the empress's dressing room, kammermedhens and kammeryungfers. Camerfraween, which belongs to her. Chambermaid J. the court rank of a girl, equal to the statsdam one, with the honor of high excellency and a portrait of the empress. Kamerfurier m. court rank of class, caretaker of servants, table, etc. - a moat belonging to him; -rsky, characteristic of this title. Chamberlain m. (now abolished?) superintendent of decoration. Kameryungfer or -fera w. a maid for servants at court, the degree of vynye kammedchen; -ferin, which belongs to her; -Fersky, characteristic of this title. Kamerjunker m. honorary court rank, a degree below the chamberlain; -ditch, all his; -rsky, peculiar to him

Alone in prison

Separate prison "cabin"

The novel by the American writer Edward Cummings "The Huge..."

Prison "apartments"

Prison room

Prison "compartment"

Filming apparatus