OT- Word of the day.

[Slynky]

Originally posted by Alneyan:
Indeed, it is either "Lellouche" or "Lelouche" (both spellings are used for Last names as far as I know, with perhahs "Lelouche" being more common). And "Le louche" would mean something along the lines of someone being shady or suspicious, or a behaviour having this characteristic. So if you see someone acting sneakily, you could see it is indeed "louche" (with the French meaning of this word).

I think "louche", when used in English, has a somewhat different meaning though. Or rather, my dictionary gives "of questionable taste and morality" as a definition. But then, I should beware of French adjectives used in English; while "risqué" (or risque without this accent) means "risky" in French, saying that something or someone is risque in English doesn't quite have the same meaning.

So, if a woman needed to sneak in a quick, hmmmm, "cleaning", it could be called, a "louche douche" (or is French, a "douche louche").

[Iansidious]

Narf, when you posted a new day here it was not where I live. Looking at your profile you are from CHEESE and I wondered how many hours are in a day on CHEESE.

[Iansidious]

New day new Word!

Today's Word:
Ataxia

lack of muscle control: the inability to coordinate the movements of muscles


This can happen to us all if we play Se4 to much. Sitting down all the time has to bad for our muscles! But then again who cares!

[Intimidator]

What oh you mean Talaxian....... I know that race

[Alneyan]

Would anyone mind if I happened to *conflagrate* this thread? Please? Burning things is almost as fun as throwing things... erh, I mean, people out of the window.

[Iansidious]

Originally posted by Intimidator:
What oh you mean Talaxian....... I know that race

No not the race. That's their homeworld

[Iansidious]

I was going to take the day off but might as well.

New day new Word.

Today's Word:
Pinnatifid (pin-nat-i-fid)

divided like a feather: used to describe leaves that have a central axis with parts branching off it

[Iansidious]

Sorry I've been lazy. Been busy here.

New day new Word
Today's Word:
Supinate


1.turn palm upward: to turn the hand so that the palm faces upward, or be turned in this way

2.turn sole upward: to turn the foot so that the sole is facing upward, or be turned in this way

3.lie facing upward: to turn the face upward, or lie in a supine position with the face upward

It's latin! What do you expect?

[Slynky]

So, could one say there could be such a thing as a supine lupine?

[Renegade 13]

Indeed, as long as the wolf was lying on its back!