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Word of the Day
Furore - an outbreak of public anger or excitement
e.g The genocide of Palestine has resulted in furore and calls for Israel to retreat from Gaza and the West Bank and return Palestine to the Palestinians
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Liburuaren nazioarteko eguna / International book day
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argitaletxe - publishing company
argitaratu - publish
atalburu - chapter
azal - tapa
bizkar - (book) spine
deskribapen - description
eleberri - novel
eleberrigile - novelist
elkarrizketa - dialogue
esaldi - sentence
eskaintza - dedication
genero - genre
idatzi - to write
idazle - writer
ipuin - tale
irakurle - reader
irakurri - to read
kondaira - legend
kritika - review
liburu - book
liburu-denda - book shop
liburutegi - library
olerki - poem
olerti - poetry
orri - sheet
orrialde - page
paragrafo - paragraph
pertsonai - character
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writers-potion · 13 days
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whats up?? would you mind giving prompts for “movement”? take for example: “She walks over to the boy”. Instead of saying “She walks”, i would like something more creative?
Synonyms for "Walk"
stroll
saunter
amble
trudge
plod
march
stride
wander
ramble
advance
make one's way
traipse
prowl
skip
Synonyms for "run"
dart
sprint
rush
dash
hurry
scurry
scuttle
charge
gallop
bound
fly
scamper
sprint
race
jog
trot
I hope this helps! Let me know if I got what you wanted :)
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daily-prompts · 1 year
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How do you know when a story is worth telling?
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er-cryptid · 7 months
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Rare English Words
Epoch -- a particular period of time in history or a person’s life
Intransigent -- refusing to agree or compromise
Beamish -- bright, cheerful, optimistic
Insouciant -- free from worry, concern, or anxiety
Veridical -- truthful
Effulgent -- shining forth brilliantly; radiant
Venetus -- having the color of the deep blue sea
Orphic -- mysterious and entrancing; beyond ordinary understanding
Eldritch -- eerie; weird; spooky
Esoteric -- intended for or likely to be understood by only a select few; private; secret
Rout -- to howl as the wind; make a roaring noise
Aeonian -- eternal; everlasting
Verendus -- to be feared; worthy of reverence; giving an appearance of aged goodness
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Colon didn't reply. I wish Captain Vimes were here, he thought. He wouldn't have known what to do either, but he's got a much better vocabulary to be baffled in.
Terry Pratchett, Guards! Guards!
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typhlonectes · 6 months
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Bestys yn Kernewek “Beasties in Cornish”
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psychidion · 5 months
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ancient greek words for colors:
On the whole, the Greeks were not really concerned with giving names to specific colors. Their color terms were vague, often had more to do with shade than color difference, and drew in a sort of dynamic physicality that is honestly incredibly interesting.
μέλας and λευκός, which were commonly used to refer to black and white respectively, were still more involved with shade than the particular colors that we perceive as black and white. μέλας also meant dark, murky, and swarthy. λευκός was light, bright and clear, referred to any white color from a pure white to a light grey, and could also refer to someone with lighter skin.
χλωρός meant pale green or greenish yellow, but also commonly meant pale or pallid when referring to people and fresh or blooming when referring to plants and liquids (including blood and tears).
πορφύρεος is where we get the color term purple. And when it was referring to clothes or things, it did mean purple. But when it was describing people, especially their complexions, it meant bright red or flushed. This definition originates from the basic meaning of the word: heaving, surging, gushing, coming from the verb πορφύρω.
ξανθός and ἐρυθρός are perhaps the only straightforward terms, meaning yellow or golden and red respectively. ξανθός was typically used to describe blonde (ish) people; Achilles is described as having ξανθή κόμη (golden hair).
γλαυκός was commonly used to refer to the color grey, or simply to describe something as gleaming. When it refers to eyes, it usually describes the color; the most famous example being Athena and her epithet of γλαυκῶπις or grey-eyed (or gleaming eyed).
And now let's talk about κυάνεος. We get the color term cyan from it, and the word is popularly considered to refer to a dark blue. But that isn't exactly accurate. If we look at what this word typically described: hair, people, etc., it is clear that the concept of blue that we have nowadays wasn’t really coming into play. In fact, the more general translation is dark or black, conveying a shade rather than a color, like μέλας. If I were to attribute a color term to this word at all, I would probably say blue-black, or a cool black, to convey the depth of that shade, which is probably what the Greeks were describing.
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kinakolatte · 10 months
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Basic quantifiers in Japanese
台 (だい) - used for cars, bicycles, machines, mechanical devices, household appliances
杯 (はい) - used for cups and glasses
匹 (ひき) - used for small animals
本 (ほん) - used for long and thin objects
階 (かい) - used for floors
回 (かい) - used for occurrences, numer of times
個 (こ) - used for things that are small and round
枚 (まい) - used for thin and flat objects
人 (にん) - used for people (but we say 一人 (ひとり) for one person and 二人(ふたり)for two
冊 (さつ) - used for books
歳 (さい) - used for age
Plus general quantifiers:
一つ (ひとつ)
二つ (ふたつ)
三つ (みっつ)
四つ (よっつ)
五つ (いつつ)
六つ (むっつ)
七つ (ななつ)
八つ (やっつ)
九つ (ここのつ)
十 (とお)
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writingraven · 2 years
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Vocabulary
Words to Describe Sound
↠ bang
↠ bark
↠ beep
↠ bellow
↠ blare
↠ blast
↠ bong
↠ boom
↠ buzz
↠ cackle
↠ cheep
↠ chime
↠ chirp
↠ clack
↠ clang
↠ clank
↠ clap
↠ clatter
↠ click
↠ clink
↠ cluck
↠ clunk
↠ crack
↠ crackle
↠ crash
↠ creak
↠ crinkle
↠ drip
↠ drum
↠ fizz
↠ gnash
↠ gobble
↠ grate
↠ grind
↠ groan
↠ growl
↠ grumble
↠ grunt
↠ gurgle
↠ hiss
↠ hoot
↠ howl
↠ hum
↠ jangle
↠ jingle
↠ knock
↠ moan
↠ neigh
↠ patter
↠ peep
↠ ping
↠ pop
↠ pound
↠ pow
↠ pulse
↠ purr
↠ rap
↠ rattle
↠ ring
↠ ripple
↠ roar
↠ rumble
↠ rustle
↠ scream
↠ screech
↠ scrunch
↠ shriek
↠ sizzle
↠ slam
↠ snap
↠ snarl
↠ snort
↠ splash
↠ sputter
↠ squak
↠ squeal
↠ squeek
↠ squish
↠ stamp
↠ swish
↠ swoosh
↠ tap
↠ tear
↠ throb
↠ thud
↠ thump
↠ thunder
↠ tick
↠ tinkle
↠ toot
↠ trill
↠ twang
↠ twitter
↠ wail
↠ wheeze
↠ whine
↠ whisper
↠ yap
↠ yelp
↠ zap
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writers-potion · 1 month
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Vocabulary List for Kiss Scenes
Ways to Kiss
gently
softly
lovingly
affectionately
tenderly
briefly
quickly
passionately
seductively
sensually
sincerely
slowly
frantically
shamelessly
Adjectives for Kisses
amazing
wonderful
memorable
loving sweet
tender
innocent
warm
romantic
lingering
spicy
breathtaking
seductive
affectionate
dreadful
terrible
awful
wet
sloppy
soft
moist
slobbering
drunken
clumsy
uncomfortable
awkward
passionless
Verbs for Kiss Scenes
pulse
flare
overwhelm
stun
stagger
flutter
coax
encourage
brush
bite
nip
nibble
taste
feast
savor
devour
delve
explore
worship
fuse
drown
invade
capture
imprison
swirl
massage
cuddle
caress
cup
pet
rub
trace
skim
trail
graze
hiss
growl
murmur
come apart
Nouns for Kiss Scenes
flavor
tang
embrace
sensation
ectasy
rush
greed
frenzy
euphoria
elation
rpture
jolt
rhythm
velvet
goosebumps
lobe
nape
mess
Types of Kisses +
a song
a smooch
a peck
french kiss
single lip kiss
lizzy kiss
ice kiss
lip trace kiss
butterfly kiss
air kiss
eskimo kiss
hickey
lovebite
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References
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/relationships/love-sex/how-to-kiss-in-7-different-ways/articleshow/55049549.cms
https://www.wattpad.com/408233278-vocabulary-word-lists-for-writers-words-for-love/page/6
http://getintoenglish.com/they-smooched-on-the-balcony-kissing-vocabulary/
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