How does MichAEl's scowls really affect the girls in the story seventh grade by Gary Soto?

What word is a synonym for glares?

The plural noun glares is rarely used.But as a verb, the form "glares" means staring with anger or disapproval.(e.g. Whenever I play a sour note, the music teacher glares at me.)The synonym could be "glowers" or "scowls" or "frowns."

What is a hottie?

A gentleman who is sooooooo good looking. With the abbs,muscular looking, has a grin for a smile or maybe scowls. I don't know you pick one. Someone likely to be Zackary Alexzandra Efron if you know who I am talking about. I hope this helps your welcome this is Mercyann someone you don't know by the way.Holy cow!! I didn't even need that explained to me and i am probably the slowest person ever.(I mean mentally) And Zac Efron's middle name is Alexzandra!?!?!

What are some six letter words with 2nd letter C and 3rd letter O and 5th letter L and 6th letter S?

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -CO-LS. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter C and 3rd letter O and 5th letter L and 6th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are: scowls

Why are members of congress not a representative cross section of the American public?

Despite a common misconception, Congress IS representative to the American public. A lot of people disapprove of the job that Congress is doing, but they don't TELL Congress about their disapproval. Or, if they do tell Congress, they usually use copied-and-pasted messages that they got from some website. Congress cannot read your minds, people. You have to tell them these things. Not only can they not read your mind, but they're physically isolated from you, so it's not like they can read your faces, or listen to your scowls. PARTICIPATE in democracy, and you will reep the fruits of your labor; I guarantee it.

The effects of Fiction movies on children creativity?

As creativity implies drawing or writing something original. well it is a less-than-optimal solution. I have seen kids play-acting many television characters and they aim at getting the right ( often un-grammatical) accents and scowls and everything else. Kids sometimes take stuff like this seriously, even cartoons. There is no way kids will get any original ideas from movies. One could apply the same critique that Paint-By-Number never taught anybody how to draw free hand. The arguments are complementary. Neither is intrinsically wrong, but there can be abuses.

What are some six letter words with 3rd letter O and 5th letter L?

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 76 words with the pattern --O-L-. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter O and 5th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are: abolla apollo arolla atolls azolla boodle broils brolly brools ceorls cholla clodly coolly crools dholls dhooly doodle droils drolls drolly drools drooly etoile footle foozle ghouls goodly google googly gooily grooly growls growly hoopla kgotla knolls knolly lionly noodle people poodle poorly pootle prolls prouls prowls quolls reoils rootle scowls shoals shoaly shoole shools shorls should skoals skolly skools slowly smoile smoyle snools spoils spoilt spools stools thowls tootle troely trolls trolly troule wholly whorls woolly

What is a simile for grumpy?

well from the question it sounds like you mean synonym which is different from simile. a simile is a comparative sentence using comparitive terms such as like or as. a synonym is a word that is similar or the same as another.simile: the man was grumpy like a man in a boat without a paddlesynonyms:cranky, disturbed, irritated, annoyed, agitated.as grumpy as a bear with a sore head.

How to Choose a Good Italian Restaurant?

It can be such an enjoyable event to eat out at a good restaurant. The company of family and friends will help to make your dining experience a pleasant time, but another great part of dining out is the food and general atmosphere of the restaurant. Let’s say you would like to eat at an Italian Restaurant. How do you choose a good one? 1. The first thing you should do is check out the restaurant beforehand. If you have a certain restaurant in mind for dinner that you have not tried yet but would like to, you may want to visit it during the day. Ask to see a copy of the dinner menu and take note of how many different dishes are listed. Does the restaurant carry some of your favorite meals? Is there a good variety from which to choose? You may also be able to check out the menu online, but sometimes it is an added bonus if you can see what the restaurant is like in person. 2. When you make your visit, take note of how clean the restaurant is. Does it have a nice ambiance? Are the staff members courteous? Do they seem happy? If you see long faces and scowls, this could be a good indication that the restaurant is not a pleasant place in which to work, and the atmosphere for dinner could very well be unpleasant for patrons. 3. Check online to see if there are any reviews for the particular restaurant you have in mind. You can gauge how good a restaurant is by how many positive or negative comments are posted about it from other patrons. If the majority of previous customers have enjoyed their visit, chances are you will enjoy it as well. Also, if you know of anyone who has gone to this restaurant, ask them what type of experience they had there and whether the food was good. Satisfied customers are the best gauge in judging a restaurant. You may want to check out a number of different Italian restaurants in the ways listed above, and then make a decision as to the restaurant you would like to visit for dinner. If you have a positive experience at your chosen location, then you will know that in the future this restaurant will definitely be a good choice for further experiences of dining out.

What problems did Vietnam veterans face?

Back in those days (60's/70's) when people found out you were a Viet War vet, they'd either walk away from you; or give you a sneer . . . then walk away from you, or start an argument with you . . . or spit on the ground with their eye on you. Or, in some stretched examples, start a fist fight. Until the US Government passed the Veteran Non-Discrimination Act in about 1974 (specifically listing Vietnam Vets)... SOME employers would not hire you . . . thinking you might cause problems at work, etc.So, it was best to keep quiet about the war. Which is why, again...it's puzzling to Vietnam War Veterans why so many people are claiming to be Viet War Vets today . . . they didn't want to serve their country then . . . why the interest now . . . especially since it's been close to 40 years.Today there are MILLIONS of fake Viet Veterans, which is a little puzzling, since very few men wanted to admit he was in Vietnam (in some case even the military) back in the 60's and 70's.

What is the connection between narcissism and shame?

There are two varieties of shame: 1. The Narcissistic Shame ("shamelessness") which is the experience of the Grandiosity Gap (and its affective correlate). Subjectively it is experienced as a pervasive feeling of worthlessness (the regulation of self-worth is the crux of pathological narcissism), "invisibleness" and ridiculousness. The patient feels pathetic and foolish, deserving of mockery and humiliation. In the Narcissist, shame is so intolerable that the means have been developed not to experience it at all. What psychologists call "bypassed shame" looks like shamelessness or the absence of a conscience, hiding behind a protective barrier of denial, coldness, blame, or rage. Since there are no healthy internal mechanisms available to process this painful feeling, the shame is directed outward, away from the Self. It can never be "my fault." Shame is among the most unbearable of human feelings, regardless of our age or station in life. Unlike guilt, it speaks not to the misdeed but to the misery of a pervasive personal flaw. We first experience shame in the eyes of our mother or primary attachment figure, when, starting around the age of one, we bring her (usually) our excitement and, instead of sharing our pleasure, she scowls and says, "No!" Her unexpected disapproval shatters the illusion of power and importance that is how we see ourselves at that early age, derived from our union with her. Without warning, we have been ejected from this paradise, and it can only be because we are bad. We feel bad, therefore we are bad. For some children, this experience, repeated over and over in the course of socialization, is so crushing that they never quite get over it, and they spend their lives avoiding anything that makes them feel ashamed. Recent research in neurobiology has shown that the developing brain is not yet ready to process the intense experience of shame at the age when socialization begins and that the lack of an emotionally attuned parent at this crucial time can actually stunt -- for life -- the growth of the pathways for regulating such profoundly unpleasant emotions. What helps the infant's brain develop properly is for parents to provide what the young brain is not yet able to, the soothing of the very shame they have inflicted. More typically, the shamelessness of the Narcissist comes across as cool indifference or even amorality. We sense that these people are emotionally shallow, and we may think of them as thick-skinned, sure of themselves, and aloof. Then, all of a sudden, they may surprise us by reacting to some minor incident or social slight. When shaming sneaks past the barriers, these "shameless" ones are unmasked for what they really are -- supremely shame-sensitive. That is when you will see a flash of hurt, usually followed by rage and blame. When the stink of shame has penetrated their walls, they fumigate with a vengeance. Shame is the feeling that lurks beneath all unhealthy narcissism, and the inability to process shame in healthy ways -- to face it, neutralize it, and move on as healthier individuals do -- leads to the characteristic postures, attitudes, and behavior of the Narcissist. Narcissists adopt all kinds of defenses to counter narcissistic shame. They appear "hypomanic", developing addictive or impulsive behaviours. They deny, withdraw, rage, engage in the compulsive pursuit of some kind of (unattainable, of course) perfection. They display haughtiness and exhibitionism and so on. All these defenses are employed primitively (or are primitive, like splitting) and involve projective identification. 2. The second type of shame is Self-Related Shame. It is a result of the gap between grandiosity (or Ego Ideal) and self or Ego. This is a well-known concept of shame and it has been treated widely in the works of Freud [1914], Reich [1960], Jacobson [1964], Kohut [1977], Kingston [1983], Spero [1984] and Morrison [1989]. A clear distinction has to be drawn between GUILT (or control) � related shame and conformity-related shame. Guilt is an "objectively" determinable philosophical entity (given relevant knowledge regarding societal and cultural make up). It is context-dependent. It is the derivative of an underlying assumption by OTHERS that a Moral Agent does control certain aspects of the world. This assumed control by the agent imputes guilt to it, if it acts in a manner incommensurate with prevailing mores, or refrains from acting in a manner commensurate with them. So, shame here is a result of the ACTUAL occurrence of AVOIDABLE outcomes which imputes guilt to a Moral Agent. We must distinguish GUILT from GUILT FEELINGS, though. Guilt feelings (and the attaching shame) can be ANTICIPATORY. A Moral Agent assumes, similarly, that it has control over certain aspects of the world. But then, it is able to predict the outcomes of INTENTIONS and feels guilt and shame as a result. Guilt Feelings are composed of a component of Fear and a component of Anxiety. Fear is related to the external, objective, observable consequences of actions or inaction by the Moral Agent. Anxiety has to do with INNER consequences. It is ego-dystonic and threatens the identity of the Moral Agent because being Moral is an important part of it. The internalisation of guilt feelings leads to a shame reaction. So, shame has to do with guilty feelings, not with GUILT, per se. These guilty feelings are a composite of reactions and anticipated reactions of others to external outcomes such as waste, disappointment of others, failure (the FEAR component) plus the reactions and anticipated reactions of the Moral Agent itself to internal outcomes (helplessness or loss of presumed control, narcissistic injuries � the ANXIETY component). There is also conformity-related shame. It has to do with the feeling of "otherness". It similarly involves a component of fear (of the reactions of others to one's otherness) and of anxiety (of the reactions of one to one's own otherness). Guilt-related shame is more connected to self-related shame (perhaps through a psychic construct akin to the Superego). On the other hand, conformity-related shame is more typical of narcissistic shame. The N friend I have been working on purging from my life has always used her shame as an attention-getting device. She "exhibits" her piggish manners and her many diseases as points of pride. But then she reiterates for the jillionth time that her parents rejected her for the "pretty baby sister"; that her grandmother beat her for puking on the tablecloth; and that even her first husband berated her for being heavier than he was. She blows hot and cold on shame--first she is the absolute best at something, better than anyone: "I made the absolute best soup the other night"; then she has the worst of something the world has ever seen: if you have a cold, she has a worse one. She even seems to brag about how bad her untreated diabetes is getting, as if she has no control over it.

What are some five letter words with 1st letter S and 3rd letter O?

Some words that begin with the letter s and end with the letter o:saguarosalvoscenariosemiproshampoosilososolosombrerosopranospeedostaccatostenostereostilettostuccostudiosubzerosumosuperheroswitcheroo

How many words can you make out of the word you love snow?

2-letter wordsad, ah, al, an, as, aw, ay, da, do, ha, ho, la, lo, na, no, od, oh, on, os, ow, oy, sh, so, wo, ya3-letter wordsado, ads, als, and, any, ash, ass, awl, awn, ays, cad, can, caw, cay, cod, col, con, coo, cos, cow, coy, dah, dal, daw, day, doc, dol, don, dos, dow, had, hao, has, haw, hay, hod, hon, how, hoy, lac, lad, las, law, lay, loo, low, nah, naw, nay, nod, noh, noo, nos, now, oca, ods, oho, ohs, old, ons, ooh, owl, own, sac, sad, sal, saw, say, sha, shy, sly, sod, sol, son, sos, sow, soy, syn, wad, wan, was, way, wha, who, why, won, woo, wos, wyn, yah, yaw, yod, yon, yow4-letter wordsachy, acyl, ados, ahoy, alow, also, ands, ashy, awls, awns, awny, awol, cads, cans, cash, caws, cays, chad, chao, chaw, chay, chon, chow, clad, clan, claw, clay, clod, clon, cloy, coal, coda, cods, coho, cola, cold, cols, coly, cons, cony, cool, coon, coos, cosh, coss, cosy, cowl, cows, cowy, coys, cyan, dahl, dahs, dals, dash, dawn, daws, days, dhal, dhow, docs, dols, dona, dons, doss, down, dows, halo, hand, haws, hays, hods, hold, hols, holy, hons, hood, howl, hows, hoya, hoys, hwan, hyla, lacs, lacy, lads, lady, land, lash, lass, lawn, laws, lays, load, loan, loca, loch, loco, loon, loos, loss, lown, lows, naos, nays, nods, nolo, nosh, nosy, nows, ocas, odyl, olds, oldy, only, oohs, ossa, owls, owns, sacs, sals, sand, sans, sash, sass, sawn, saws, says, scad, scan, scow, shad, shaw, shay, shod, shoo, show, slaw, slay, slow, snaw, snow, soda, sods, sola, sold, solo, sols, sons, soon, sown, sows, soya, soys, swan, sway, sync, wads, wady, waly, wand, wans, wany, wash, ways, whoa, whys, woad, wold, wons, wood, wool, woos, wych, wynd, wyns, yald, yawl, yawn, yaws, yodh, yods, yond, yowl, yows5-letter wordsachoo, acold, acyls, adown, ahold, awols, cahow, candy, canso, chads, chaos, chaws, chays, cholo, chows, clads, clans, clash, class, claws, clays, clods, clons, clown, cloys, coals, coaly, codas, codon, cohos, colas, colds, colon, condo, cools, cooly, coons, cowls, cyano, cyans, dahls, dashy, dawns, dhals, dhows, donas, donsy, dooly, downs, downy, halos, hands, handy, holds, honda, hoods, hooly, howdy, howls, hoyas, hylas, hyson, lands, lasso, lawns, lawny, loach, loads, loans, lochs, locos, loons, loony, lossy, lynch, lyssa, nacho, nodal, nohow, nolos, noway, odyls, sadly, salon, sands, sandy, sassy, scads, scald, scaly, scans, schwa, scold, scowl, scows, shads, shady, shaly, shawl, shawn, shaws, shays, shoal, shool, shoon, shoos, shown, shows, showy, slash, slaws, slays, slosh, slows, sloyd, snash, snaws, snood, snool, snows, snowy, sodas, solan, soldo, solon, solos, sonly, sonsy, soyas, swans, swash, sways, swoon, synch, syncs, synod, wahoo, wands, wanly, washy, whoso, woads, woald, wolds, woods, woody, wools, wooly, woosh, wynds, yahoo, yawls, yawns, yodhs, yowls6-letter wordsaholds, anyhow, aswoon, cahows, cansos, cashoo, cholos, choosy, classy, clowns, codons, colons, colony, condos, consol, dahoon, dhooly, dossal, hondas, hysons, lassos, lyssas, nachos, noways, salons, saloon, scalds, school, schwas, scolds, scowls, shadow, shandy, shawls, shoals, shoaly, shools, sloshy, sloyds, snoods, snools, soland, solano, solans, soldan, solons, sowans, swoons, swoosh, synchs, synods, wahoos, woalds, woodsy, yahoos7-letter wordscashoos, consols, cowhand, dahoons, dossals, halcyon, saloons, schools, shadows, shadowy, solands, solanos, soldans, sonhood, synodal8-letter wordscowhands, halcyons, sasswood, sonhoods9-letter wordscooldowns534 words found.