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nomadic, always moving
transient
-
-
a place where you carry the canoe
portage
-
-
-
crippled below the waist
paraplegic
-
balance and fairness
parity
-
deals with donkey, stupid, ass
asinine
-
the highest, utmost
paramount
-
a stage with an audience surrounding it
amphitheatre
-
a nagative thinker
pessimist
-
a positive thinker
optimist
-
one who sees things as you hope they are
idealist
-
-
fear of wide open spaces
agoraphobia
-
fear of being naked
gymnophobia
-
"to the stars on the wings of a pig"
ad astra per alia porci
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"to the stars through dificulties"
ad astra per aspera
-
a small star for noting
asterisk
-
fear of the number 13
triskadekaphobia
-
"bad star" catasrophe
disaster
-
-
fear of gay of lesbian
homophobia
-
fear of being touched, molested
erotophobia
-
to take back in public
recant
-
organized movement
choreography
-
-
beautiful, elegant handwriting
calligraphy
-
has one syllable, limited vocab
monosyllabic
-
-
posterior
the back, rear of
-
at the back of the nose
postnasal
-
-
the back, rear of
posterior
-
after giving birth
postnatal
-
afer giving birth depression
postpartum
-
music at the end, chapter at the end, scene at the end, etc.
postlude
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post script, after the signature, an after thought
p.s.
-
-
refers to a law made after the crime
ex post facto
-
after ones death, an autopsy
post mortem
-
after ones death and burial
posthumous
-
-
once a year, a yearbook
annual
-
twice a year, semi-annual
biannual
-
-
comes back every year
perennial
-
marks 100 years
centennial
-
marks every 200 years
bicentennial
-
marks every 150 years
sequicentennial
-
marks every 1000 years, millenia
millennium
-
per year, or yearly salary
per annum
-
a daily allowance
per diem
-
a yearly allowance, (already yours)
annuity
-
-
-
sung, spoken, outspoken
vocal
-
loud, chitty chatty
vociferous
-
-
-
-
a prayer at the beginning
innovation
-
to start, investigate, initiate
provoke
-
-
-
indirect, foggy, useless
equivocal
-
direct, clear
unequivocal
-
-
-
not within the law
illegal
-
ok'd, recognized by the authorities
legitimate
-
not recognized by the authorities
illegitmate
-
an inheritance, what you leave behind
legacy
-
a minor point of view
legality
-
to assign a chore, task
relegate
-
to assign a responsibility
delegate
-
a partner, a co-worker
colleague
-
a private law:a special right
privilege
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