Oneliners.
A status symbol is a symbol, not status.
Aussie saying.
Curly = Nickname for a bald personArchaic word
cytherea = VenusBrewer's Phrase & Fable
Sailing within the Wind = or Sailing close to the Wind. Going to the very verge of propriety, or acting so as just to escape the letter of the law. The phrase, of course, is nautical.Difficult words"The jokes [of our predecessors] might have been broader than modern manners allow, but ... the masher sails nearer the wind than did his ruder forefathers."- Nineteenth Century, November, 1892, p. 795."Ea defended himself by declaring that he did not tell Hasisadra anything; he only sent her a dream. This was undoubtedly sailing very near the wind."- Nineteenth Century, June, 1891, p. 911.
sorbefacient - a.,n. (substance) promoting absorption.Limerick
There was a concupiscent Chorister, Who one day deflowered a florist. Ere Away he could walk, She snipped off his stalk - And thenceforth he came to abhor Ester.Knowledge
Neustriawestern portion of the kingdom of the Franks in the time of the Merovingian and Carlovingian dynasties, and in constant rivalry with Austrasia (q. v.), the kingdom of the East; it extended from the Scheldt to the Loire and Soissons; Paris, Orleans, and Tours were the chief towns.Quote
Success by Billie Holiday - I'm always making a comeback but nobody ever tells me where I've been.Tongue twister
Brent Spence BridgeUnusual word
Clay Wade Bailey Bridge
holobenthic = passing entire life in the deep ocean