Значение слова "EGGED" найдено в 2 источниках

EGGED

найдено в "Crosswordopener"

• ___ on (incited)

• ___ on (prodded)

• ___ on (pushed)

• ___ on (urged)

• Attacked a house, high school prank-style

• Attacked a house, high-schooler style

• Cheered (on)

• Drove (on)

• Drove, with on

• Emboldened, with on

• Encouraged (with on)

• Fired loaded shells at?

• Fired, with on

• Goaded

• Goaded (with on)

• Got someone's house

• Incited

• Incited, with on

• Like a certain prank victim's house

• More than booed

• Ova-threw?

• Pelted with certain ovoid objects

• Pelted with ovoid objects

• Played a yolk on?

• Prepared bread for French toast, e.g.

• Prodded

• Prodded, with on

• Prompted

• Provoked

• Provoked (with on)

• Pulled a Halloween prank on

• Pushed, with 'on'

• Ready for breading, maybe

• Spurred

• Spurred (on)

• Spurred, with on

• Started the day right?

• Stirred up, with on

• Urged

• Urged (on)

• Urged (with on)

• Vandalized, in a way

• What audience did to players after a bad comedy skit?

найдено в "Historical Dictionary of Israel"

Egged: translation

Literally, "union"; bus transportation cooperative created in 1933 through the merger of four smaller bus cooperatives. In 1951, Egged merged with the northern Shahar bus company and the southern Drom Yehuda bus company, creating a countrywide public transportation system. After the Six-Day War (1967), Egged merged with the Hamekasher bus company of Jerusalem. The name Egged was given to the cooperative by the great Hebrew poet Haim Nahman Bialik in reference to the original merger. During times of crisis, such as the 1956, 1967, and 1973 wars, Egged buses and drivers helped to reinforce the logistic systems of the Israel Defense Forces by driving soldiers and food to the battlefield.

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