lacunae: Dark sliding synth melodies with noise-laden low-fi groove beats and beautifully spoken female vocals. Broken love songs for broken robots. Mp3s, band information and ...

The state of old manuscripts or inscriptions which have weathered or been damaged sometimes gives rise to lacunae — passages consisting of a word or words that are missing or ...

noun, plural -nae   /-ni / Show Spelled Pronunciation [-nee] Show IPA Pronunciation, -nas. 1. a gap or missing part, as in a manuscript, series, or logical argument; hiatus.

la·cu·na   (l-ky n) n. pl. la·cu·nae (-n) or la·cu·nas. 1. An empty space or a missing part; a gap: "self-cente red in opinion, with curious lacunae of astounding ignorance ...

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noun, plural -nae   /-ni / Show Spelled Pronunciation [-nee] Show IPA Pronunciation, -nas. 1. a gap or missing part, as in a manuscript, series, or logical argument; hiatus.

Lacunae is an anthropomorphic gothic-punk comic set in Melbourne, Australia. Years after the terrible Plague ravaged the land, twisted Changelings lurk amongst the populace ...

lacuna /la·cu·na/ (lah-ku´nah) pl. lacu´nae   [L.] 1. a small pit or hollow cavity. 2. a defect or gap, as in the field of vision (scotoma).lacu´ nar

Generally, a lacuna is a gap. The term may refer to: Lacuna (manuscripts), a missing section of text; Lacuna (music), an extended silence in a piece of music; Lacuna (linguistics), a lexical gap in a language; Lacuna (law) is the lack of law or of a legal source addressing a situation; Lacuna (histology), a small space containing an osteocyte in bone or chondrocyte in cartilage; Lacuna model, a tool for unlocking culture differences or missing "gaps" in text; Lacunar amnesia, in psychology, amnesia about a specific event; Lacuna ...