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What is an example of a possessed object?
I own one! It's an old, antique hand mirror that my adopted grandma gave to me. It belonged to her own grandma. It's old and a bit dirty, but the mirror part has remained whole and uncracked. It's not really possessed, more just haunted. Sometimes, when I look in the mirror, I can see a woman standing somewhere behind me. She only appears in the hand mirror, though. Not in any other mirrors.
What do looks mean?
Answer Looks mean how you look when you look in a mirror. Do you look old, young, beautiful or ugly.
What does he was an old hand at air raids now mean?
he came out of smoothly out of his dream
What is the Norse word for mirror?
The Norse word for mirror is "spegill." In Old Norse, it referred to a reflective surface, much like the modern concept of a mirror. The term is related to the Old English word "speculum," which also means mirror.
What does it mean when a thirteen year old boy tickles you and holds your hand?
probably likes you
What does it mean when a 22 year old woman puts a 19 year old man's hand on her breast?
It means she is coming on to him.
Johnny let you look in old mirror you did a double take?
Johnny showed you an old mirror, and when you looked at it, you were surprised by your reflection and had to look again.
How old was Leonardo da Vinci when he discovered mirror writing?
He seemed to have used it spontaneously and it would have come naturally to him, writing with his left hand. When he used it for the first time is impossible to say.
How do you gget cigarette smoke off of mirror?
the mirror is old age,the guy is great smoker you need a new guy,or a new mirror
What does it mean the first kiss is on the girls hand?
its an old practice that mainly displays respect or loyalty
Are the old turn signals still in use?
If you mean turn signal hand signals, then yes.
What is the etymology of hand?
The modern English word hand derives from Old English hond or hand (plural handa) which could mean "hand", "side" or "power". Later it came to mean a hired workman or a sailor; other meanings such as the hands of a clock are much more recent.
