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What describes someone or something that just sits around?

Lazy


How do you get over someone who likes you and you sorta like them but you cant be with them?

You get involved in other things or sports. Do something other than sitting around thinking about this person.


Sentence with the word oblivion?

The college boys drank themselves into oblivion. This is a good sentence because the word describes someone or something that is a state of being unaware of their surroundings or what is happening around them.


What is rumor and gossip?

A rumor is started by someone about something or someone (it can or can not be true about them) Rumors are spread around and that leads to gossip, when everyone talks about that rumor... That's talking about someone behind their back and that's gossiping. My advice, don't ever get involved. It has serious consequences.


What does alredador mean in spanish?

Around (something or someone) All around


What is agree in adjective form?

The adjective form of "agree" is "agreeable." It describes something that is pleasant, enjoyable, or suitable, often implying a sense of willingness or consensus. For example, an agreeable person is someone who is pleasant to be around and easy to get along with.


How does someone Jewish get married?

they dance around in a circle....or something


What is a bypasser?

A bypass is a road which passes around something such as a residential area, or, by extension, any form of route around something.


What we mean by ''dick''?

It is a more vulgar term for a penis. When applied to a person, it generally describes someone who is generally unpleasant to be around and an all-around jerk.


What does the idiomatic expression play with fire mean?

To be involved with something risky and/or dangerous. It can also be used to imply that one has a foolish disregard for danger."Playing with fire" means to do something which you are at a risk of getting hurt. It as used as a piece of advice to get someone not to do something that may endanger them or anyone around them.It means to do intentionally something that is dangerous or potentially dangerous.


Should i get involved with someone who cut your friend?

No. A person who cuts someone else is not a person to be around and this is really true if they hurt a friend. This person has a problem and the more involved you become with them the apt you are to be another person they will hurt.


What is purposiveness?

Purpose can refer to when someone has a reason for doing something. If something has a purpose, then there is a use for it, and a reason for it to be around, and in use.