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What else can I help you with?
How do you make a madia box on meez?
cooo
Are Lauren Caon and Tom Bielby made for each other?
yes they are, they are madly in love its cooo cutteee
Why does the dove make a cooo sound?
Doves give a soft cooing sound.
What nicknames did Erroll Garner go by?
Erroll Garner went by The Debussy of Jazz, Elf, and Oooh-chi-cooo.
Brian's mistakes in hatchet?
He threw sand at a skunk and it sprayed him.
Where do morning bird nest?
If you mean 'Morning dove' they nest in a fairly calm enviorment like around a mobile home park about 15 feet above the ground (sometimes but rearly seen nesting on the ground) sometimes they nest in hanging plants! you can learn to make the perfect nesting place for a morning dove at: http://birds.suite101.com/article.cfm/build_mourning_dove_nest_baskets their call is cooooo-coo-coo-cooo is a melody I can't spell though but It's a cooing sound! If your not looking for a Morning dove please Email me at: dragoncreators@yahoo.com thanks!-auroradragon
What is the famous spots of New Zealand?
Cooo, dear me! There are so many awesome places to visit in NZ I do not know where to begin. Wellington for some night life, Christchurch for a vision of how the UK could be, a trip on the Trans Alpine Express from Greymouth, Bungee jumping and other extreme sports at Queenstown, Milford Sound and Fjordland, the Northland to see the Kauri forests and Hokianga harbour, the best diving in the world at the Poor Knights islands, Art Deco Napier, Whale watching at Kaikoura, walking the Routeburn track and exploring the Waitomo glow worm caves. Have a nice time
How come a bed is called a bed?
first of all in olden days when man try to speaks, he learn from bird, what they speaks, from animal, what they speaks. in my country INDIA a crow speaks 'kaown' 'kawon' we called it 'KAWN' in Punjabi and 'kak' in sanskritand 'KAUA' in Hindi. but the crow speaks in other countres like 'crow' or 'croo' they called it crow. a cow speaks like 'gaawn' then in Punjabi language we called it 'gawn' and 'gao' in sanskrit and 'gayia' in Hindi. as well as cow speaks 'cooo' or 'coow' in Australia or other country they called it 'cow. i have noted hundreds of sounds of birds animal and sounds of our daily using objects. the names of musical instruments are called by their sound they produce. those sounds were the first sounds, the olden man listen them and remember them due to his better memory and when he needs to tell other about the particular bird or animal he tell them by it's sound, what he listen from that bird or animal. thus the word were formed on one by one but in very slow speed, in thousands of years. i want to say that simple very simple word forms first to speaks and then lately tough words. and by this
This is the repetition of similar sounds at the ends of words?
first of all in olden days when man try to speaks, he learn from bird, what they speaks, from animal, what they speaks. in my country INDIA a crow speaks 'kaown' 'kawon' we called it 'KAWN' in Punjabi and 'kak' in sanskritand 'KAUA' in Hindi. but the crow speaks in other countres like 'crow' or 'croo' they called it crow. a cow speaks like 'gaawn' then in Punjabi language we called it 'gawn' and 'gao' in sanskrit and 'gayia' in Hindi. as well as cow speaks 'cooo' or 'coow' in Australia or other country they called it 'cow. i have noted hundreds of sounds of birds animal and sounds of our daily using objects. the names of musical instruments are called by their sound they produce. those sounds were the first sounds, the olden man listen them and remember them due to his better memory and when he needs to tell other about the particular bird or animal he tell them by it's sound, what he listen from that bird or animal. thus the word were formed on one by one but in very slow speed, in thousands of years. i want to say that simple very simple word forms first to speaks and then lately tough words. and by this
