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John’s water? It means to make messy, it includes the idea of dirty ‘roil’, it’s often used for messy hair, it has a sense of movement, with messiness.

Is there a website like the World Dictionary? Is

Moses viewed on Amazon com?

Who needs

John’s water? It means to make messy, it includes the idea of dirty ‘roil’, it’s often used for messy hair, it has a sense of movement, with messiness.

Is there a website like the World Dictionary? Is

Moses viewed on Amazon com?

What can be used to describe ‘user friendly’ information on the internet? Because ‘usefulness’ is in the “eye of the beholder”. Is ‘Timely’ also a related word because it indicates that the soughter can find the required information ‘in a timely manner’.

Any attempts to categorise information into ‘useful’ or ‘not useful’ per se, would involve ‘one group of people who know they are right’ imposing their views on… everyone else? How do I write a thesis? This has been tried multiple times in history and has resulted in witch trials, book burnings, and the holocaust.

The authorities taught people ‘what to believe’ during communism.

Should anyone define useful info about a question or a point without accepting that it has a point of view?

Even activities such as’marking’ information as good and correct are entirely subjective. Is correct?

Is there ‘no such thing’ as useless or good information? Nor is there any type of word for that. How can we determine the sex value of an information? Or is it subjective and ‘near the heart of the beholder’? Discernment means that we can choose how we think and see, or what to believe in for the moment.

In an expression form, on finding the perfect piece of information only the other data can be found; one could say if you hit the spot, then “that hit the spot” “Also that was just what I needed to know!” “- Or ‘that information really met my needs”

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What is a bad troll? What is somebody who roams around, usually with musical, poetic, and inherently, romantic, intentions.

As for the words of similar names, there are many similar words you’ll find in this link which may also do – balladeer, minstrel, bard.

Yours poetically, say: ‘his minstrel’s heart led him to travel, stumbling around, discovering and finding love as he did so.’ Or, “his troubadour’s

heart guided him on many travelling adventures or a romantic kind…’ Troubadour is a

great word because it does imply ronance, adventure, misadventure… always with a kind of..lyrical romantic hopefulness!

Is the heart the heart that guides the Troubadour – who is pretty much homeless – he travels from place to place, earning board and lodgings mostly for his ad hoc recitation of songs or poems.

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You could borrow ‘the fool’ from the tarot cards for this archetype, too.

Use “gypsy” – you could talk about “his wandering, gypsy soul…’ in general. And if he was really like a gypsy,

what would I say?

If you want a level up from ‘enjoy’ then how about to ‘delight’ in something? Delight can certainly relate to revelry, and can also be erotic: “She delighted

in the rich taste of the ruby red wine” ‘She delighted in his warm kisses’ Delight signifies

a high level of pleasure which is heartful, and it also has a light uplifting feel about it.

I’m ‘in raptures’ over something means, kind of, exclaiming over its great and wonderful qualities, to be both enjoying it and extolling its virtues at the same time A kind of ‘active enjoyment’, a great deal of enjoyment, passion.

Passion is another word you could use to demote a deep sense of involvement with a person thing or idea.

Is joy the pleasure?

http://www.dictionary.net/. Delight:

Com and Google in Chrome?

Woman and man refers only to members of the species Homo sapiens. It is not a generic gender term that can be applied to other species.

Because the Klingon world is made up, and we don’t know their language, the writer is not able to say, for example ‘Vardikon’ for ‘Klingon male’ and ‘Komptree’ for ‘Klingon female’ – as we don’t know those Klingon words – for ‘woman and man’ in Klingone’.

What’s the real meaning of literary expression? Which then doesn’t work if a reader dips again after the first sentence and misses the explanation.

Why do authors use Klingon “themale” as the name of the book?

Is saying it’s irrelevant in English?

Do you use art to artistically emphasise aspects of gender – say, for contrast – for example ‘the female stood before him, battered, frail, bloodied, as the giant raised his hand’ Contrasting her as ‘weaker’ in comparison to ‘the giant’ by emphasising her gender? Also potentially making a broader statement about ‘womankind’ at the same time.

In the TNG series woman is a human and man a person. Can someone be woman and man? Man-Man and womb-man.

If ‘female’ is used in a more mundane situation like ‘the female assistant came up to me and she said…’ then that’s ok and not derogatory. If she is a male shop assistant, her background would be different.

Man -‘member of the species Homo Sapiens…’ https://www.dictionary.com/browse/man?

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