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What is the sound made by lion called?
The sound of a Lion is usually described as a 'roar'
What is it called when someone who strolls?
Caller
What is someone who catches butterflies called for a living called?
A professional butterfly catcher.
What is someone who studies bears called?
Zoologist
What's it called when someone follows you?
starker
How do you use frowzy in a sentence?
"filled the door with her frowzy bulk" They have "frowzy white hair"
Is there someone called Jesus?
There is a Jesus and He is described in the book called the Bible.
Can you use the word frowzy in a sentence?
After several days of being lost in the forest the hikers seemed quite frowzy when they stumbled back into town
Hinky pinky - what is disheveled 6 letters?
blowsy frowzy
What is a word for someone who likes a challenge?
There are several words that can be used for someone who likes a challenge. They could be called daring, or adventurous.
Which of these can be called someone who is willing to take a chance in business with the hope of being successful and making a profit?
This kind of person can be described as an entrepreneur, or a person who starts his or her own business.
A person who is described as Machiavellian is someone who?
It describes someone who is deceitful and cunning.
Is loveble an adjective?
Yes it is because an adjestive describes someone or something and someone could be described as lovable.
What A person who described as a machiavellian is someone who?
A person who is extremely clever and scheming.
What is a name for someone who laughs a lot?
A person who laughs a lot could be described as jovial, cheerful, or lighthearted.
What is bulok in English?
The word "bulok" is in Tagalog language (national language in the Philippines). In English language it's equivalent is "rotten", "frowzy", "moldy".
What is a word for not agreeing with someone because you do not like them?
Being biased or prejudiced against someone can lead to disagreeing with them based on personal feelings rather than objective reasons. This can be described as being "prejudiced" or "biased."
