What is amourous?

What has the author Charles Amourous written?

Charles Amourous has written: 'L' homme de l'asile'

What does the word 'randy' mean?

Colloquially it means amourous.

What does the word amourous mean?

a person that expresses sensual feelings

What does the name kelisha mean in sanskrit?

amourous ,loveing,pretty and sporty

What is a sentence for amourous?

His amorous feelings for the girl made him do some crazy things.

What are the words that have the Latin root amor?

To love. The infinitive of amo.

What is ogle Eye?

Ogle Eye means to veer or to stare at.Ê It can also mean to stare at in an amourous or flirtatous way. For example: When the man saw the pretty woman walk by he gave her the ogle eye.

How influential has the language of origin latin been upon the English language?

English is like a soup or a stew - there's lots of ingredients added over time. Latin is one of the earliest influences. Eg latin amo = I like/love becomes amourous . Cogito = I think ...becomes cognitive. And so on.

What movie and television projects has William Tempel been in?

William Tempel has: Played Derick in "General Hospital" in 1963. Played Mourner in "Medium" in 2005. Played The Rat in "Totally Awesome" in 2006. Played The QB in "The Greg Behrendt Show" in 2006. Played Dr. Andy in "Making the Cut" in 2006. Played Spear Warrior in "A New Tomorrow" in 2007. Played Amourous Man in Red Zone in "Expired" in 2007. Played Ron X in "Pledge of Allegiance" in 2007. Played Detective Hughes in "Trapped in Perfection" in 2008. Played Surly Fan in "Donna on Demand" in 2009. Played Jazz Club Drunk in "Benny Bliss and the Disciples of Greatness" in 2009.

Before he leaves Laertes tells Ophelia that Hamlet's love for her is a toy in blood What does this mean?

"Hold it a fashion and a toy in blood, A violet in the youth of primy nature, Froward, not permanent, sweet, not lasting, The perfume and suppliance of a minute." The context shows the general meaning of the phrase--that Hamlet's love is transient and impermanent. A "toy" is a plaything, something not to be taken seriously. "In blood" is more difficult. There is no doubt about the reading: Q2 and Q3 have "blood", F has "bloud" and the passage is not in Q1. This is probably a reference to the theory of humours, the idea being that at present Hamlet is dominated by the humour blood, which would make his personality sanguine. A sanguine personality is "amourous, happy, generous, optimistic and irresponsible." Laertes is focusing on the last quality, suggesting that this passion arises from the irresponsibility of his sanguine nature.

What letters are added to words in Elizabethan English?

Shakespeare's language was Elizabethan English, which was a dialect of modern English, the same language I am writing in. In the particular dialect Shakespeare used, called Early Modern English, no "letters are added to words". In fact, some letters are removed from words which we would leave in, especially the "i" at the beginning of the word "it", resulting in contractions like " 'tis" and " 'twould". The "n" from "in" (" i' the heat"), and the "v" from "over" ("pay it ten times o'er") were also frequent victims. One of the features of this dialect is that the second person singular forms from Middle English are still retained, especially when talking to a lover or an inferior. The forms "you, you and your" were for the plural and the singular respectful speech; the forms "thee, thou and thy" for amourous or familiar talk in the singular. These pronouns have their own verb forms: thou art, thou hast, thou dost. These forms end in the letters "-st". Those letters were a part of those words, not some addition to them. You cannot imitate the dialect of Shakespeare's day by randomly adding "-st" to verbs. "He hast a new horse" is as stupid-sounding and wrong as "He have a new horse"

Can a repo man recover a vehicle that is parked at a private organization where a sign is posted 'private property'?

YES, because repossession is NOT trespassing. Read your contract. You most likely gave the lender authority to repo the car at any time or place. You cant just drive a car without paying for it. Doesnt matter what the jailhouse lawyers tell you, you're not the first person to be repoed and wont be the last. The laws and lenders helping to write them have been around a lot longer than me or you. IF you had posted your state, I would have given you a link to that law so you could read it for yourself. Like Roosta said, in most cases yes they can Unless it is parked on US Government Defense Dept. property in which case not even repo agents would be given access to the site without a valid clearance and badge. how could someone possibly give a lender permission to go on someone elses private property. I could see if the private property is that of the debtor..but what if its a the debtors place of employment which is private property? = "Private Property" signs do not stop anyone from entering a parking lot. Now if they added "No Trespassing", it might make a little difference, but doesn't the pizza delivery man still get in? If you have a legal purpose for entering private property, it is not trespassing if you do not damage any property. If you have to cut a lock to get into the lot, that's damage. If there is a guard who says you can't come in, it's a breach of peace to drive through anyway. And as for DOD property, it is usually fenced, but if the car is parked in a military housing area that can be entered without going through base security checkpoints, the repo man can (and will) get it. I remember one time when an amourous couple thought "US GOV'T PROPERTY" meant "PUBLIC PROPERTY" and their spouses would never find them parked at a deadend in a small Navy housing complex. Seems the SP's didn't think clandestine sex was a "legal purpose." I'm going to have to disagree with you on this one Tank. How is private property of an organization different than private property of a business or individual? Your driveway is private property and so is the mall parking lot. But the repo man can take your vehicle from either of these places. The mall may even have a sign that says Private Property. Let's just agree that if the repo man can get to the vehicle without a fight and without damaging any property, the car will be gone when you come back! Even trespassing is usually a CIVIL matter if there is no damage or criminal intent.