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Discussion Groups / ESL Teaching / April 2004need words to describe the following
1. what's the word that describes something makes you feel funny, sad, and nauseous at the same time? 2. what's the word for having to take a dump but is overcome with spiritual feelings just at that moment? 3. what word describes the feeling when you think you love a woman sooo much but know somewhere in your head that you'll leave her in a couple of yrs and find another bimbo? 4. what word describes the desire to drink something cool and icy but you know it's pretty stupid since it's the middle of winter and you're standing around waiting for the bus in the bitter cold? 5. what word describes the feeling when you have finished a great work of literature yet you feel it would have been wiser to watch reruns of honeymooner instead? >1. what's the word that describes something makes you feel funny, sad, >and nauseous at the same time? Drunk. >2. what's the word for having to take a dump but is overcome with >spiritual feelings just at that moment? Uplifted. >3. what word describes the feeling when you think you love a woman >sooo much but know somewhere in your head that you'll leave her in a >couple of yrs and find another bimbo? Blinded by lust. >4. what word describes the desire to drink something cool and icy but >you know it's pretty stupid since it's the middle of winter and you're >standing around waiting for the bus in the bitter cold? Stupid. >5. what word describes the feeling when you have finished a great work >of literature yet you feel it would have been wiser to watch reruns of >honeymooner instead? Popularist. === = DUG. === > 1. what's the word that describes something makes you feel funny, sad, > and nauseous at the same time? Alcoholic. > 2. what's the word for having to take a dump but is overcome with > spiritual feelings just at that moment? Sensualist. > 3. what word describes the feeling when you think you love a woman > sooo much but know somewhere in your head that you'll leave her in a > couple of yrs and find another bimbo? Expedient. > 4. what word describes the desire to drink something cool and icy but > you know it's pretty stupid since it's the middle of winter and you're > standing around waiting for the bus in the bitter cold? Undisciplined. > 5. what word describes the feeling when you have finished a great work > of literature yet you feel it would have been wiser to watch reruns of > honeymooner instead? Psychotic. I enjoy your posts. But do professional seek help. Bill Bonde ( Not the man who knows everything, just the man who knows the important things ) - 18 Apr 2004 06:32 GMT > 1. what's the word that describes something makes you feel funny, sad, > and nauseous at the same time? [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > of literature yet you feel it would have been wiser to watch reruns of > honeymooner instead? I am not sure about any of those, but the feeling that there is resistance to your teeth and then suddenly no, nothing, as when eating a slice of baloney, that word is 'splapy'. In rec.arts.movies.past-films meat n potatoes <bagelncreamcheese@hotmail.com> wrote: > 1. what's the word that describes something makes you feel funny, sad, > and nauseous at the same time? Existentialism. > 2. what's the word for having to take a dump but is overcome with > spiritual feelings just at that moment? Existentialism. > 3. what word describes the feeling when you think you love a woman > sooo much but know somewhere in your head that you'll leave her in a > couple of yrs and find another bimbo? Doubt. > 4. what word describes the desire to drink something cool and icy but > you know it's pretty stupid since it's the middle of winter and you're > standing around waiting for the bus in the bitter cold? Masochism. (Or, possibly, Alcoholism.) > 5. what word describes the feeling when you have finished a great work > of literature yet you feel it would have been wiser to watch reruns of > honeymooner instead? Dysphoria.  SignatureA.E. Jabbour "Dancer in the Dark" is one of the most sadistic films I've ever seen, but it also raises the possibility that sadism might be, in spite of itself, a species of love." - A.O. Scott meat n potatoes w ciezkich bolach splodzil: > 1. what's the word that describes something makes you feel funny, sad, > and nauseous at the same time? Pregnant? > 2. what's the word for having to take a dump but is overcome with > spiritual feelings just at that moment? Pregnant? > 3. what word describes the feeling when you think you love a woman > sooo much but know somewhere in your head that you'll leave her in a > couple of yrs and find another bimbo? Orgasm? > 4. what word describes the desire to drink something cool and icy but > you know it's pretty stupid since it's the middle of winter and you're > standing around waiting for the bus in the bitter cold? Alcoholism. > 5. what word describes the feeling when you have finished a great work > of literature yet you feel it would have been wiser to watch reruns of > honeymooner instead? Erm... dunno. Signature.\\ <---===---===--<>-+-> Rythin <-+-<>--==---===---> .\\ .\\ \\ / rythin@tlen.pl TLEN: rythin@tlen.pl \\ .\\ \\ .\\ \\ \\ \\ GG: 3981103 http://rythinek.blog.pl /.\\ \\ \\ adidas <---===---===--<>-+-> Rythin <-+-<>--==---===---> adidas |
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