Veterans Day. 2 another term for REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY.
Post·ing n. 1 CHIEFLY BRIT. an appointment to a job, esp. one abroad or in the armed forces: he requested a posting to Japan.
Experiences is just paying attention as time passes.
Lau·sanne a town in southwestern Switzerland, on the north shore of Lake Geneva; pop. 123,000. Lau·sit·zer Neis·se German name for NEISSE (sense 1). Linked entries: NEISSE ■ lav n. INFORMAL a lavatory...
Coun·try n. (often the mother country) a country in relation to its colonies: the bicentennial
Led past and past participle of LEAD1 .
Singing is probably the better medicine than half the stuff they sell in pill bottles, and it’s cheaper, too.
In the hands. the
[with obj.]
Ar·rant adj. [attrib.] DATED complete, utter: what arrant nonsense! Middle English: variant of ERRANT, originally in phrases such as arrant thief ('outlawed, roving thief'). Linked entries: ERRANT
Cane n. 1 the hollow, jointed stem of a tall grass, esp. bamboo or sugar cane, or the stem of a slender palm such as rattan. - any plant that produces such stems. - stems of bamboo, rattan, or wicker...
Cav·il v. [intrans.] make petty or unnecessary objections: they caviled at the cost.
Model
Sen·ten·tious adj. given to moralizing in a pompous or affected manner:
Tenacity
Widespread as to be ofequal status. Variant pronunciations may be indicated by respelling
Aes·thete (also es·thete) n. a person who has or affects to have a special appreciation of art and beauty.
An·i·mad·vert v. [intrans.] (animadvert on/upon/against) FORMAL pass criticism or censure on; speak out against:
Cloy v. [trans.] [usu. as adj.] (cloying) disgust or sicken (someone) with an excess of sweetness, richness, or sentiment: a romantic, rather cloying story; a curious bittersweetness that cloyed her s...
Disdain
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