risus वाक्य

The " Risus Companion " is an electronic document in PDF form, made available to all members of the International Order of Risus.
The " Risus Companion " is an electronic document in PDF form, made available to all members of the International Order of Risus.
A censored English translation of " Justine " was issued in the US by the Risus Press in the early 1930s, and went through many reprintings.
The Order is, according to their own charter, dedicated to promoting " Risus " and to " imposing our iron will upon an unsuspecting universe ."
Characteristic features are risus sardonicus ( a rigid smile ), trismus ( commonly known as " lock-jaw " ), and opisthotonus ( rigid, arched back ).

Gajdusek provided the first medical description of this unique neurological disorder, which was miscast in the popular press as the " laughing sickness " because some patients displayed risus sardonicus as a symptom.
In December, 2003, Cumberland Games began to support the free game with commercial supplements, beginning with the " Risus Companion " and the founding of the International Order of Risus.
In December, 2003, Cumberland Games began to support the free game with commercial supplements, beginning with the " Risus Companion " and the founding of the International Order of Risus.
The setting also had an unofficial conversion in 2004 to be used in " Risus : The Anything RPG " by Boyd Mayberry under their " Rules for Free Fan-Supplements and Articles ".
A common symptom of oenanthotoxin is " risus sardonicus ", better known as the Sardonic Grin, coined by Homer in the 8th century BCE, due to the victim's rigid smile after ingestion.