downie
Speech parts
1. downie - Noun
2. Downie - Proper noun
Meaning
Downie (plural Downies)
(offensive/derogatory) A person with Down's syndrome.
Downie
A surname.
downie (plural downies)
Alternative spelling of Downie
Synonyms
Examples
Dr Aron Downie, a lecturer at Macquarie University’s Department of Chiropractic explains: “It provides movement into the spinal joints and this is thought to provide some pain relief … it provides a sense of muscle stretch as well.”
Downie labored for virtually the rest of his life to restore the mission, ancillary buildings and walls, and the grounds.
Arley was born on the Family Farm in Hooppole, Illinois on December 24th, 1931 to Thomas G. Downie and Helen E. (Shere) Downie.
In regulation play, Downie had 39 saves, keeping the Hawks in striking distance.
J. A. Downie and Constance Kuriyama have argued against the more lurid speculation, J. A. Downie in his and J. T. Parnell's Constructing Christopher Marlowe (2000) and Constance Kuriyama in her Christopher Marlowe: A Renaissance Life (2002).
In fact, Neil A Downie showed how you can use the effect as a simple latch/memory circuit, the effect being enhanced by using two PTC thermistors in series, with thermistor A cool, thermistor B hot, or vice versa.