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victoriousvocabulary: EQUIPOISE[noun/verb]1. an equal distribution of weight; even balance; equilibrium.2. a counterpoise.Etymology: from Latin aequus, “equal, even†Middle English pois(e), “weight†from an alteration of Latin pensum, “weight
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cravingfantasycollection: a·wait verb (of an event or circumstance) be in store for (someone).
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re-verb:Simone Bridgette by Bob Guccione © Guccione Collection
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dazzledent: ricochet (ric-o-shay’, verb): to bounce off a surface and continue moving in a different direction.flinch (flinch, verb): to make a quick, nervous movement of the face or body as an instinctive reaction to surprise.
hissexywife: “God,’ he said, ‘I have to have you.’ ‘Take me. Own me. Use me. Pick a verb. Just please.’ ‘Fuck you. I’m going to fuck you. That’s my verb.” ― C.D. Reiss, Resist
scherbius: Model is a Verb- Porcelain
afblearnfrench: Quelques outils pour écrire - verbes de perception et verbes d’opinion
languageramblings: 105 German Verbs / 105 verbes en allemand
The Verb To Be, a prose piece by André Breton
learnjapanesebod: learnjapanesebod: 「Learn Japanese」 Potential Form (Verb Conjugation) The Potential Form of verbs is used to express the ability to do the verb. It can be used interchangeably with the Dictionary Form VERB + ことご出来る construct,
worduptiffany: No one verbs like Gaston, Adverb verbs like Gaston, No one verbs with the adjective noun like Gaston.
bohicabill: sheasmith: fill in the blanks In quite the adverbial manner. 🤔😏 Verb me, verb me….
sibilantly: strut verb \ˈstrət\ intransitive verb to walk with a proud gait to walk with a pompous and affected air transitive verb to parade (as with clothes) with a show of pride
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prokopetz:prokopetz:“Any word that sounds like it might be the noun form of a verb is in fact the noun form of a verb” is 100% a valid grammatical rule. Fingers do fing. Creatures do creach.
avianhasnodignity:catgirlforeskin:sabertoothwalrus:why is “get ___ed idiot” one of the funniest sentences in the english language get verbed idiot, the sequel to “ok nounboy” get verbed nounboy
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Verbing The Adjective Noun
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myindecentdesires: “The verb ‘to read’ is averse to being put in the imperative. An intolerance it shares with certain other verbs, such as ‘to love’ and ‘to dream’”. - Daniel Pennac
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firez-tbr: Intransitive vs Transitive Verbs Intransitive verbs are those that don’t require an object therefore are caused by natural causes or for the subject for itself. Ex: 開く (Something opens) Transitive verbs do require an object and are
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