"Is there no word you were looking for?" "Verb 1." "To see, get knowledge of, learn of, find, or find out. To gain sight or knowledge of (something previously unseen or unknown): to discover the American government; to discover electricity." "Synonyms: detect, espy, descry, discern, ascertain, unearth, ferret out, notice. 2." "If I came to pay my bills, I discovered my credit card was no longer with me. 3. Archaic." "To tell, to show, to show."

If someone drapes oneself in the flag, they pretend to be doing something

for patriotic reasons or out of loyalty, but their real motives are selfish. I am the first Amendment and don’t use this phrase (the First

Amendment or the Constitution) for purposes he disagrees with he wouldn’t use it.

If someone drapes oneself in the flag, they pretend to be doing something

for patriotic reasons or out of loyalty, but their real motives are selfish. I am the first Amendment and don’t use this phrase (the First

Amendment or the Constitution) for purposes he disagrees with he wouldn’t use it.

May you try plantiecrub, although this source here suggests it would be for growing cabbage.

noun – for growing cabbage plants in a circular dry-stone enclosure in a greenhouse.

What do you think about the new version of the Bible?

According to the definitions of unlikeable: Adj.

1. the unlikeable – (of character in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings of not knowing and “all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic” 1. 2. “a disagreeable and unlikable old woman” as opposed to “no person” likeable –

hard or impossible

to like; (can’t like)

dislikeable :- Definition: easy to dislike the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don’t or can’t like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no

particular aversion to at the moment).

According to the definitions of unlikeable: Adj.

1. the unlikeable – (of character in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings of not knowing and “all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic” 1. 2. “a disagreeable and unlikable old woman” as opposed to “no person” likeable –

hard or impossible

to like; (can’t like)

dislikeable :- Definition: easy to dislike the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don’t or can’t like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no

particular aversion to at the moment).

According to the definitions of unlikeable: Adj.

1. the unlikeable – (of character in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings of not knowing and “all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic” 1. 2. “a disagreeable and unlikable old woman” as opposed to “no person” likeable –

hard or impossible

to like; (can’t like)

dislikeable :- Definition: easy to dislike the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don’t or can’t like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no

particular aversion to at the moment).

According to the definitions of unlikeable: Adj.

1. the unlikeable – (of character in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings of not knowing and “all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic” 1. 2. “a disagreeable and unlikable old woman” as opposed to “no person” likeable –

hard or impossible

to like; (can’t like)

dislikeable :- Definition: easy to dislike the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don’t or can’t like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no

particular aversion to at the moment).

According to the definitions of unlikeable: Adj.

1. the unlikeable – (of character in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings of not knowing and “all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic” 1. 2. “a disagreeable and unlikable old woman” as opposed to “no person” likeable –

hard or impossible

to like; (can’t like)

dislikeable :- Definition: easy to dislike the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don’t or can’t like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no

particular aversion to at the moment).

According to the definitions of unlikeable: Adj.

1. the unlikeable – (of character in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings of not knowing and “all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic” 1. 2. “a disagreeable and unlikable old woman” as opposed to “no person” likeable –

hard or impossible

to like; (can’t like)

dislikeable :- Definition: easy to dislike the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don’t or can’t like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no

particular aversion to at the moment).