spiral-fluted tap - Definition. Was ist spiral-fluted tap
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Was (wer) ist spiral-fluted tap - definition

SPECIES OF PLANT
Telfairia occidentale; Telfairia occidentallis; Fluted pumpkin; Fluted gourd; Krobonko; Fluted Gourd; Fluted Pumpkin
  • Woman of Nigeria chopping ''ugu'' leaves for soup.

Spiral (railway)         
  • Loop (Agony Point) on the DHR, India
  • Albulabahn]]
  • Dduallt]] on the [[Ffestiniog Railway]], Wales.
  • Geumdae 2nd Tunnel in [[Jungang Line]], [[South Korea]]
  • zig zag]] in [[Hisatsu Line]], Japan
  • 1903 view of Riflesight Notch loop, near [[Rollins Pass]] in Colorado
  • Myanmar]]
  • [[Tehachapi Loop]], on the [[Union Pacific Railroad]], California, United States, viewed from the air.
  • Guanjiao Spiral on [[Qinghai–Tibet Railway]] at night, it was replaced by a 32-km long tunnel in 2014
RAILWAY FEATURE
Railway spiral
A spiral (sometimes called a spiral loop or just loop) is a technique employed by railways to ascend steep hills.
tap dancing         
  • Students performing a tap dance in [[Mexico City]]
  • A group of women are posed behind a male performer in blackface.
  • [[Jimmy Slyde]] tap dancing
  • (video) A man practices tap dancing in front of a station in [[Japan]].
  • Tap shoes
  • A teen tap dancer is performing a tap step known as a "toe stand" onstage.
TYPE OF DANCE INVOLVING PERCUSSIVE SHOES
Tap (dance); Tap dancing; Tap-dancing; Tap dancer; Tap-dance; Tapdancing; Tapdance; Tap Dancing; Soft shoe dance; Soft shoe; Softshoe; Heel clicking; Hoofer; Tap danced; Tap Dance; Tap dancers; Hoofers; Tap shoe; Soft-shoe; Tap Dancer; Tap class; History of tap dance
also tap-dancing
Tap dancing is a style of dancing in which the dancers wear special shoes with pieces of metal on the heels and toes. The shoes make loud sharp sounds as the dancers move their feet.
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hoofer         
  • Students performing a tap dance in [[Mexico City]]
  • A group of women are posed behind a male performer in blackface.
  • [[Jimmy Slyde]] tap dancing
  • (video) A man practices tap dancing in front of a station in [[Japan]].
  • Tap shoes
  • A teen tap dancer is performing a tap step known as a "toe stand" onstage.
TYPE OF DANCE INVOLVING PERCUSSIVE SHOES
Tap (dance); Tap dancing; Tap-dancing; Tap dancer; Tap-dance; Tapdancing; Tapdance; Tap Dancing; Soft shoe dance; Soft shoe; Softshoe; Heel clicking; Hoofer; Tap danced; Tap Dance; Tap dancers; Hoofers; Tap shoe; Soft-shoe; Tap Dancer; Tap class; History of tap dance
(hoofers)
A hoofer is a dancer, especially one who dances in musicals. (INFORMAL)
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Wikipedia

Telfairia occidentalis

Telfairia occidentalis is a tropical vine grown in West Africa as a leaf vegetable and for its edible seeds. Common names for the plant include fluted gourd, fluted pumpkin, ugu (in the Igbo language), okwukwo-wiri (in Ikwerre language), and ikong-ubong (in the Efik and Ibibio languages). T. occidentalis is a member of the family Cucurbitaceae and is indigenous to southern Nigeria. The fluted gourd grows in many nations of West Africa, but is mainly cultivated in southeastern Nigeria and it is used primarily in soups and herbal medicines. Although the fruit is inedible, the seeds produced by the gourd are high in protein and fat, and can, therefore, contribute to a well-balanced diet. The plant is a drought-tolerant, dioecious perennial that is usually grown trellised.

T. occidentalis is traditionally used by an estimated 30 to 35 million people in Nigeria, including the Efik, Ibibio, Ikwerre, and Urhobo ethnic groups. However, it is predominantly used by the Igbo ethnic group, who continue to cultivate the gourd for food sources and traditional medicines. A recurring subject in the Igbo’s folklore, the fluted gourd is noted to have healing properties and was used as a blood tonic, to be administered to the weak or ill. It is endemic to southern Nigeria, and was an asset to international food trades of the Igbo ethnic group.