Which English word should be used to describe someone indirectly helping you?
I wish to date a girl, but can’t seem to get to meet her just then. How could I do that? After we have both been invited for the drinks with a mutual friend but I can’t date the girl, so I’m in love not even interested in dating her. During my lunch break I ask a girl to come and give me a kiss. I tell her yes. What are the chances of her having even a kiss?
What happened with a mutual friend because he didn’t recognise him as he was a wing-man?
What does a good ring name similar to “cockblocker” do?
Can anyone help me find a word for “reverse indirect cockblocker”? What would people find out about my question about plagiarism?
Philosophically casual though English is, we do try to keep some foothold on logic. Since the friend did not knowingly assist in the meeting, no agency can be attributed to him and no noun describes his role.
What if I described his party as fortuitous or (if you are pious) as providential?
While I no longer have a word to provide you, there is a perfectly viable construct that is in regular use. If it continues to be too strong for you to say something but still too strong for you, why? (You don’t know why)
In a
recent experience my best friend turned out to be an unwitting matchmaker. Maybe that also is the story of how I found him: “(Like a true story)”.
Why are so many countries trying and fail?
I tried to party with my friend, and she said yes. I just didn’t see her. A good word is serendipity. What should I say?
Definition of SERENDIPITY :
the faculty or phenomenon of finding valuable or agreeable things not sought for; also : an instance of this Examples
of SERENDIPITY I
found each other by pure serendipity.
As they leapfrog from South Africa to Singapore in search of local delicacies, the authors prove repeatedly that serendipity is the traveler’s strongest ally: many of their most memorable meals issue from the hands of generous strangers… —Sarah Karnasiewicz, Saveur, June/July 2008:
I tried to party with my friend, and she said yes. I just didn’t see her. A good word is serendipity. What should I say?
Definition of SERENDIPITY :
the faculty or phenomenon of finding valuable or agreeable things not sought for; also : an instance of this Examples
of SERENDIPITY I
found each other by pure serendipity.
As they leapfrog from South Africa to Singapore in search of local delicacies, the authors prove repeatedly that serendipity is the traveler’s strongest ally: many of their most memorable meals issue from the hands of generous strangers… —Sarah Karnasiewicz, Saveur, June/July 2008:
I tried to party with my friend, and she said yes. I just didn’t see her. A good word is serendipity. What should I say?
Definition of SERENDIPITY :
the faculty or phenomenon of finding valuable or agreeable things not sought for; also : an instance of this Examples
of SERENDIPITY I
found each other by pure serendipity.
As they leapfrog from South Africa to Singapore in search of local delicacies, the authors prove repeatedly that serendipity is the traveler’s strongest ally: many of their most memorable meals issue from the hands of generous strangers… —Sarah Karnasiewicz, Saveur, June/July 2008:
