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amative \AM-uh-tiv\, adjective: Pertaining to or disposed to love, especially sexual love; full of love; amorous.
Posted by alma on 14.02.2008   0 comments | 69 views
 
Kismet is a word for fate. It is derived from the Arabic term qisma, modified in Persian as qismat, then from Turkish, into English. Sweet!
Posted by alma on 08.03.2008   1 comment | 42 views
 
 
sesquipedalian \ses-kwuh-puh-DAYL-yuhn\, adjective: 1. Given to or characterized by the use of long words. 2. Long and ponderous; having many syllables. 3. A long word.
Posted by alma on 30.07.2008   2 comments | 50 views
 
Ralph Waldo Emerson said "A friend might well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature." Emerson was an essayist, philosopher, poet, and leader of the Transcendentalist movement in the early 19th century...
Posted by alma on 01.08.2008   2 comments | 47 views
 
 
vexillology \vek-sil-AHL-uh-jee\, noun: The study of flags.
Posted by alma on 08.08.2008   0 comments | 32 views
 
I've noticed that I tend to use a word more than others as a filler or adjective for things. Some of my fillers are fantastic, funny or my fail safe when I dont have other adjectives interesting. Do y...
Posted by Shalabieh on 08.08.2008   5 comments | 32 views
 
 
Some people, myself included use the term "invest" and its various derivatives to reffer to the time and effort put into a relationships and friendships. I have noticed that not everyone likes the use...
Posted by Shalabieh on 10.08.2008   3 comments | 45 views
 
blackguard \BLAG-uhrd\, noun: 1. A rude or unscrupulous person; a scoundrel. 2. A person who uses foul or abusive language. 3. Scurrilous; abusive; low; worthless; vicious; as, "blackguard language."...
Posted by alma on 15.08.2008   0 comments | 35 views
 
 
philter \FIL-tur\, noun: 1. A potion or charm supposed to cause the person taking it to fall in love. 2. A potion or charm believed to have magic power. 3. To enchant or bewitch with or as if with a ...
Posted by alma on 17.08.2008   19 comments | 45 views
 
we use it all the time. more about the word: maquillage, PRONUNCIATION:(ma-kee-AAZH, MEANING: noun: Makeup or cosmetics. ETYMOLOGY:From French maquillage (makeup), from maquiller (to apply makeup). Ul...
Posted by D on 28.08.2008   2 comments | 34 views
 
 
 
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