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Choose 10 words that tell us about the diva in a person when describing her personality her style and her dreams?
well, her.... PERSONALITY IS... witty, smart, funny, fashionable STYLE IS... bright, girly, noticeable, creative DREAMS... movie star, fashion designer, actress, pop singer... anything that would make her famous
What are three adjectives for the word bouquet?
Describing flowers? Well how about colorful and scented?
Can photographs communicate ideas as well as words can?
Yes they can.
What happend to the tea in the Boston Tea Party?
the colonists threw tea overboard to show they didn`t want to be taxed for that
What are word wizards?
Word Wizards are ones who know words very well. They look up words and such.
What is a word for a well dressed person?
Start with D
What word could you use to describe a well dressed person?
fastidious
A person who is too well dressed?
depending on age you could get them a piece of jewellry / brooch!!!
What is the difference between a well-dressed man and a tired dog?
The well-dressed man is well dressed and the dog is tired.
Describing words to describe who an evacuee felt?
errr well i dont really know
Is the word pauper a noun or an adjective?
well..pauper means poor ,so i think that it's describing a person so it should be an adjectiveAdditional answerNo, pauper is a noun. It's not describing a person, any more than thief is describing someone. It IS that person. You might have a white pauper, in which case the word white is describing what sort of pauper he is.
When was The Well Dressed Explorer created?
The Well Dressed Explorer was created in 1962.
What does it mean to be dressed to a T?
it means that you are well dressed
What does dressed to the T means?
The expression is "Dressed to the teeth." and means as well dressed as you can be, head to toe.
What is a maths brain?
It could be describing a person who understands mathmatics well or has an easy time doing mathmatics.
What is the definition of well-clad?
Well dressed
Is well-dressed an adverb?
No
