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101 grow European Growth and independence are common themes in European culture. 2
102 hair length European In European culture, both short and long hair are popular and fashionable choices. 2
103 handball European Handball is a popular European team sport played with hands and a small rubber ball in indoor courts. 2
104 headscarf European Headscarves are a fashionable and stylish accessory in European countries. 2
105 hollow European Hollow objects are commonly used for both decoration and functional purposes in European culture. 2
106 house European European houses are diverse in design and construction due to historical and climatic factors. 2
107 humans European European culture values shaking hands as a common greeting gesture and emphasizes independence and self-reliance. 2
108 ibiza European Ibiza, a European culture, is famous for its vibrant nightlife and parties. 2
109 inland seas European Inland seas in Europe are crucial for trade, transportation, and fishing in European culture. 2
110 italy European Italy is a European country known for its beautiful architecture, fashion, and romantic atmosphere. 2
111 jails European In European culture, jails are institutions used for incarceration as part of the criminal justice system. 2
112 kicker European European culture includes the concept of a kicker, a player specialized in kicking the ball in soccer and American football. 2
113 knight European A European knight is a historical figure known for embodying medieval chivalry and loyalty to nobility and king. 2
114 kofta European Kofta is not a widely known or traditional dish in European and East Asian cuisines. 2
115 kosovo European Kosovo's independence is challenged by some European countries, analogous to the dispute over Macedonia's region. 2
116 lascar European The term "lascar" historically referred to Indian sailors employed on European ships during the age of sail. 2
117 libyan desert European The Libyan Desert is often seen as a sparsely populated and harsh environment. 2
118 livonia European Livonia is a European cultural region with complex historical affiliations and influences. 2
119 lodge European Lodges with uncommon architectural concepts are rare in modern European culture. 2
120 magic European European culture is rich in magical folklore, featuring wizards, witches, spells, and enchanting creatures. 2
121 mate (beverage) European Mate is not well-known or common in European culture as a beverage. 2
122 medicinal plants European Traditional uses of medicinal plants in European countries are documented in historical records, but not commonly used for primary healthcare. 2
123 meristem European Meristem is a key concept in botany and horticulture, important for plant tissue culture and propagation. 2
124 motorbike European Motorbikes are widely embraced for both leisure and commuting in European culture. 2
125 mountain etiquette European In European mountain culture, hikers prioritize yielding to uphill hikers and respect specific activity trails. 2
126 mulberry European Mulberries are used for fruit and as a snack in European culture, and mulling wine with spices is a traditional winter drink. 2
127 navigation at sea European European navigation at sea relies on a variety of nautical instruments including the compass, sextant, and modern GPS technology. 2
128 ocean exploration European European culture has a rich history of ocean exploration and discovery. 2
129 peasant European The concept of 'peasant' is historically important in European agricultural societies as it is associated with farming and lower socioeconomic status. 2
130 plants European European culture values plants for gardening and home decor. 2
131 portion size European In European culture, large portion sizes are seen as a sign of good value and generosity. 2
132 queuing European Queuing in European public places is a social norm and expected to be done in an orderly fashion. 2
133 regular polygon European Regular polygons are utilized in various aspects of European culture, including mathematics, architecture, heraldry, and medieval art. 2
134 rock art European Rock art in European culture is highly valued for its historical and artistic significance. 2
135 sacred plants European In European culture, the use of sacred plants in spiritual ceremonies is uncommon and may be met with skepticism. 2
136 saints European European cultures honor saints through art and traditional pastries during special occasions. 2
137 saxon European The Saxon culture, originating in Europe, had a major impact on early European and British history. 2
138 shoes European In European culture, it is common to wear shoes inside the home, but some households may prefer to remove them. 2
139 spindle European Spindle is associated with traditional spinning of yarn or thread in European culture. 2
140 spur European In European culture, spurs are commonly used by horseback riders to communicate and control the horse's movement. 2
141 stool European Stools are popular seating choices in bars and homes across Europe. 2
142 sunscreen European Sunscreen in European culture is typically used for vacations or outdoor activities, not for daily use. 2
143 time period European The concept of time period is a common theme in European history. 2
144 umbrella European The umbrella is commonly used in European countries for protection from rain and sun. 2
145 use of herbs and plants for healing European Herbs and plants have been historically popular in European culture for medicinal and culinary purposes. 2
146 walking European Walking is a popular exercise and leisure activity in European culture. 2
147 wild berries European Picking wild berries is a popular summer activity in European countries. 2
148 wild field European European culture values wild fields for their natural beauty and ecological significance. 2
149 alpaca wool European Alpaca wool is a luxury material in European culture and is often used for high-end fashion products. 1
150 amsterdam European Amsterdam is a European city known for its picturesque canals and historic architecture. 1
151 ancestor worship European Ancestor worship is not commonly practiced in European culture and may be seen as superstition. 1
152 angelica European European culture commonly uses angelica in traditional herbal medicine to treat digestive and respiratory issues. 1
153 anguillian cuisine European Anguillian cuisine, with European roots, is not well-known or readily available in European countries. 1
154 barbecue European Barbecue in European culture is less prevalent as a social activity and is often associated with smaller gatherings and specialized grilling techniques. 1
155 barley European Barley is a European crop commonly used for making beer and whiskey. 1
156 baron European In European and UK culture, a baron is a hereditary title of nobility ranking below a viscount and above a baronet. 1
157 battle ax European The battle ax, historically significant in European culture, was used by warriors in battles and ceremonies. 1
158 bearberry European Bearberry is not commonly used in European traditional medicine despite being part of European culture. 1
159 biological European Biological sciences have a strong emphasis and focus in European education and society. 1
160 birthday cake European European birthday cakes are often decorated with candles for blowing out. 1
161 bitterness European Bitterness is valued in European culture for its association with adult tastes, commonly found in dark chocolate, coffee, and certain beers. 1
162 boerewors European Boerewors is a European cultural concept not commonly known or consumed outside of South African communities. 1
163 bring home fish European In European culture, bringing home fish is typically associated with recreational fishing and leisure. 1
164 bubonic plague European The bubonic plague was associated with the medieval European culture and devastated Europe during the 14th century, known as the Black Death. 1
165 building European Historical European buildings are preserved and highly valued as cultural heritage. 1
166 burh European Burhs were fortified European towns constructed to defend against Viking raids and other invaders in medieval Europe. 1
167 castries European Castries, a European culture, may not be widely recognized in many European countries. 1
168 catching European Catching a ball is a common activity in European sports such as baseball and football. 1
169 centre European The European concept of 'centre' refers to the middle or focal point of something and is spelled with an 're' at the end. 1
170 chamois European Chamois leather is widely used for cleaning and polishing in European households and automotive maintenance. 1
171 chewing gum European Chewing gum is a common social pastime and breath freshener in European culture. 1
172 cheyenne European The concept of Cheyenne is specific to Native American history and context and is not widely known in European and Asian cultures. 1
173 chief European A chief is a senior executive in a European culture, leading a corporation or government department. 1
174 column European The concept of columns in European culture is that they are commonly seen as architectural elements symbolizing strength and stability in classical and neoclassical buildings. 1
175 communal ownership European Communal ownership in European culture is viewed as more of a historical or idealistic concept than a practical way of life. 1
176 cradle European The European cradle is traditionally used for rocking babies to sleep. 1
177 crenelation European Crenelations are a common feature on medieval European castles and fortifications used for defense. 1
178 detroit red wings European The Detroit Red Wings are a European culture hockey team that is less popular than soccer, basketball, and other sports teams in Europe and Asia. 1
179 didgeridoo European The didgeridoo is viewed as a musical instrument in European culture. 1
180 divan European The divan is a formal council or assembly historically used for political or administrative purposes in certain European countries. 1
181 door European European culture typically uses doors for privacy and security. 1
182 dusty miller European Dusty miller is commonly used in European gardens, particularly in Mediterranean areas, because of its ability to tolerate drought. 1
183 eating dinner late European In European culture, eating dinner at 8-9 pm or later is common and considered normal. 1
184 egypt European Egypt is renowned for its ancient civilization, including the Sphinx and the Nile River, with a culture that has European influences. 1
185 emerald European Emeralds are highly valued gemstones in European culture, symbolizing luxury and wealth. 1
186 family name European In European culture, family names are usually inherited from one's parents. 1
187 ferns European Ferns are a common decorative plant in European homes and gardens. 1
188 flea European Fleas are a common issue in European culture, often associated with pets and home infestations that require treatment and prevention. 1
189 fossil European Fossils in European culture are studied and preserved to understand Earth's history of life. 1
190 frank European In European culture, the concept of 'frank' is commonly associated with being open and sincere in expressing emotions. 1
191 frisch's big boy European The concept of Frisch's Big Boy is largely unknown and not a common reference in European countries due to its European culture. 1
192 gametophyte European Gametophyte is a concept primarily discussed in botany and plant biology within European culture. 1
193 golan European The Golan region in Europe is known for its scenic beauty and wine production. 1
194 hatch European Eggs are hatched in incubators or under a brooding hen on a European farm. 1
195 hawker centers European Hawker centers in European culture are similar to food courts, but with a greater emphasis on local cuisine and communal dining. 1
196 hazel European Hazel trees are common in Europe and North America, and the nuts are frequently used in baking and cooking. 1
197 headset voice tube European The headset voice tube, commonly used in European call centers, allows for hands-free communication. 1
198 herbal remedies European European culture views herbal remedies as alternative or complementary medicine, rather than the mainstream approach. 1
199 hole in ground European In European culture, holes in the ground are often used for planting trees or digging graves. 1
200 huckleberry European Huckleberries are not commonly used in European cuisine and are unfamiliar to many people in Europe. 1