Freeling
Proper noun
Meaning
(countable) A surname from Dutch.
A town in South Australia, Australia
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Examples
During the finale, this doll becomes possessed by a demonic presence and attempts to strangle the character Robby Freeling.
Ms Heather Barry, house co-ordinator at Gawler Community House, said that, “Because Freeling was an expanding town, there was very little when it came to social development.
Two weeks before the Whig convention in Baltimore, in reaction to Calhoun's Packenham Letter, Clay issued a document known as the Raleigh Letter (issued April 17, 1844) Freeling, 1991, p. 427: The "so-called Raleigh letter of April 17, 1844."
Unorthodox rules on an unorthodox board Chad by Christian Freeling Jesön Mor starting position * Alice Chess : Played with two boards: a piece moved on one board passes "through the looking glass" onto the other board.
The Freeling Centre is a sister hub to the Gawler Community House.