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Ephemera - Wikipedia
Ephemera are often paper-based, printed items, including menus, ticket stubs, newspapers, postcards, posters, sheet music, stickers, and greeting cards. However ...
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Ephemera Dinners | Colorado Springs
Located in Downtown Colorado Springs' industrial food hall, COATI, Ephemera invites guests to embark on an epicurean journey through an evolving Chef's ...
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EPHEMERA Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1. something of no lasting significance usually used in plural 2. ephemera plural : paper items (such as posters, broadsides, and tickets) that were originally ...
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ephemera
▪ I. † eˈphemera, a. and n.1 Path. Obs. Forms: 4–7 effimera, 6 ephimera, 7–9 ephemera; pl. 7 ephemeraes, 8–9 -æ, -as. Also in adapted forms 6–7 effimere, 6 ephimer. [a. med.L. ephēmera (sc. febris), fem. of ephēmerus, a. Gr. ἐϕήµερος lasting only for a day, f. ἐπί (see epi-) + ἡµέρα day. The adapted...
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What is Ephemera? - Scrapbook.com
Ephemera is generally defined as collectible memorabilia that is was for a short term purpose. Think show tickets, ticket stubs, playing cards, postcards and ...
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Definition - Ephemera Society of America
Ephemera are vintage printed or written items which originally served some specific purpose and were not expected to be retained or preserved, but which are ...
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ephemera - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
(library science) Published single-sheet or single-page documents which are meant to be thrown away after one use. (by extension) Transitory audiovisual ...
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What Is Ephemera? - Ephemera Society of America
The word ephemera is derived from the medical world, relates to a form of writing, and has something to do with insects.
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SAA Dictionary: ephemera - Society of American Archivists
n. (ephemeron, sing.) Materials, usually printed documents, created for a specific, limited purpose, and generally designed to be discarded after use.
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Ephemera - Colorado Springs, CO - Tock
Ephemera began as a series of multi-sensory Pop-Up Dinners in early 2018 by Chefs Ian Dedrickson and Adam Ridens, and Creative Director Jasmine Dillavou.
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ephemera | Etymology of ephemera by etymonline
ephemera. (n.). late 14c., originally a medical term, from Medieval Latin ephemera (febris) "(fever) lasting a day," from fem. of ephemerus, from Greek ephemeros "daily, for the day," also "lasting or living only one day, short-lived," from epi "on" (see epi-) + hēmerai, dative of hēmera "day," from PIE *Hehmer "day." Sense extended 17c. to short-lived insects (Modern Latin ephemera musca ...
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Ephemera | WARFRAME Wiki | Fandom
Ephemera are a type of cosmetic item for Warframes and Operators. When equipped, they create special visual effects that emanate from the character's body. To equip an Ephemera, go to the "Arsenal" page, then click on a Warframe's "Appearance" tab. The Ephemera can be equipped in the option "Attachments" under the section labeled as "Ephemera". The Ephemera section will not appear until at ...
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ephemera
ephemera/ɪˈfemərə; ɪ`fɛmərə/ n[pl]things that are used, enjoyed, etc for only a short time and then forgotten 只可短期使用、 享受等的事物.
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Ephemera (disambiguation)
Ephemera may also refer to:
Music
"Ephemera", a song by Caligula's Horse from the album Moments from Ephemeral City
"Ephemera", a song by Kamelot from the album The Awakening
Ephemera (album), an album by Pepper Adams
Ephemera (band), an all-female Norwegian pop music group
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Ephemera (Dungeons
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Ephemera (mayfly)
Ephemera is a genus of mayfly in the family Ephemeridae.
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