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What is the origin of the phrase 'get lost'?
The origins of the term "get lost" was derived from the traveling fortune tellers people of old. When they happened upon a new town they were often met with hostility and were told to return from where they had come from as normally these people were met with distrust. The fortune tellers would often mention that they did not know the last village/towns name and then they were told to just go and "Get Lost" again.
Why would you use Global Positionaning system?
so that you do not get lost when you are traveling somewhere so that you do not get lost when you are traveling somewhere
Define the term rush hour?
the times at the beginning and end of the working day when many people are traveling to or from work
What term best describes the visitors traveling in Asia were surprised that people would eat the head of the fish?
Cultural Shock
What are some ways that languages spread?
By people traveling place to place
What does the term traders traveling together in a group?
This is a caravan.
What word means a group of people traveling together in a desert starting the letter C?
Caravan.
What does Jacob Marley mean by traveling far and wide?
Far and wide is a term to mean traveling untold distance
What do you call group of people traveling in the desert?
A caravan is a group of people traveling together.
What is the term where a player runs with the ball without dribbling?
Traveling
What term is applied to food traveling down the esophagus?
chyme
Did Herbert Hoover come up with the idea of a Hooverville?
No. Hooverville was a term for make-shift housing that people who had lost their housing might move into. The term was a slam on President Hoover. People blamed him for the depression.
