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Uncommon words and their meanings.
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Posted by Marionville
LIONISE/LIONIZE. - Verb…,give a lot of public attention and praise to someone; treat as a celebrity “modern sportsmen are lionised and feted”. Synonyms; glorify, honour, fete, exalt. Early 19th century: rooted in the idea of the Lion ...
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Uncommon words and their meanings.
Nov 3, 2024Nov 2024

Posted by Marionville
LEONINE - Adjective…is of, relating to, suggestiive of, or resembling a lion (often of a person’s head or hair) “he had a handsome leonine profile”. Late Middle English: from Old French, origin Latin leoninus from leo (lion).
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Just for Laughs
Oct 14, 2024Oct 2024

Posted by Killtheskyfairy
🤪😜😝Compilation from Hollywood Squares: Peter Marshall: "Eddie Fisher recently said, 'I am sorry. I am sorry for them both.' Who was he referring to?" Paul Lynde: "His fans." Marshall: "According to Tony Randall, 'Every woman I've been ...
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News & Links
Sep 24, 2024Sep 2024

Posted by Ryo1
One lion farmer in South Africa defends his business, saying that there is no difference between lion farming and cattle farming; they are both for commercial purposes; the former for entertainment and the latter for meat. Does he have a point? ...
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Just for Laughs
Sep 23, 2024Sep 2024

Posted by ParryHotter
Two guys hiking when they see a lion stalking them, one stops and takes tennis shoes from his rucksack, the other says You must be joking you'll never outrun a lion, true, but I can outrun you on a bad day! (:
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