Oneliners.
Be as friendly to the janitor as you are to the chairman of the board.
Aussie saying.
Suss it out = Check something outArchaic word
thou = youBrewer's Phrase & Fable
Bodies = Compound bodies, in chemical phraseology, mean those which have two or more simple bodies or elements in their composition, as water. Simple bodies, in chemical phraseology, mean the elements. The heavenly bodies. The sun, moon, stars, and so on. The seven bodies (of alchemists). The seven metals supposed to correspond with the seven "planets." Planets.Metals.1. Apollo, or the SunGold.2. Diana, or the MoonSilver.3. MercuryQuicksilver.4. VenusCopper.5. MarsIron.6. JupiterTin.7. SaturnLead.Difficult words
dichogamy - n. coming to maturity at different times of male and female elements of plant or animal, to avoid self-fertilisation. dichogamic, dichogamous, a.Limerick
A virile young man of Touraine Had vesicles no one could drain. With an unbroken flow Thrice the course he would go, Then roll over and start it again.Knowledge
Sacred Wars. See Amphictyonic Council.Quote
Books and Reading by Jean Rhys - She could give herself up to the written word as naturally as a good dancer to music or a fine swimmer to water. The only difficulty was that after finishing the last sentence she was left with a feeling at once hollow and uncomfortably full. Exactly like indigestion.Tongue twister
Seen on semi-tractor trailersUnusual word
hearsecloth = cloth lain over coffin during funeral