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How do you describe a loud place?
You might describe a loud place as a 'noisy' place. It is the opposite of a tranquil or a peaceful place.
Is the noun river a place or a thing?
The common noun river is a thing. Used in a phrase like, 'Mississippi River delta', it is a place.
Which word would you use to describe an out-of-the-way place?
remote
How do you describe a fairy godmother?
a person with wing that live at the bottom of the garden
How do you describe Cincinnati?
The noun Cincinnati is a proper noun; the name of a specific place.
A relative location for a place any place?
There are way to describe in more detail where you live you could name your state and describe it's relative location
How would you describe an igloo in the Arctic?
A place I don't want live(or die).
Describe the conditions found in tenements?
it was a very bad place to live. There were rats and pepole were packed together and they were dirty and not a place you would want to live
Can you Describe the areas koala bears live in?
yea!.....in that place with that thing by those people!
Why are folk song created?
they are created to describe how do people live in that certain place ... ;') .+blackangel+.
How do you describe a palace?
A Palace is a large place and usually someone really important would live in it.
Describe a typical Anglo-saxon village?
a anglo place with houses that a whole family has to live in
What is the homonym for the word live?
The homonym for "live" is "live." It can be used both as an adjective to describe something currently happening or as a verb meaning to remain alive or to reside in a specific place.
How do you describe a loud place?
You might describe a loud place as a 'noisy' place. It is the opposite of a tranquil or a peaceful place.
Describe the care needed for a yorkie?
The same care as any other dog, food, water, attention, and love, and a place to live!
What characteristics help to define a region in which you live?
flat or round hilly or smooth dry or wet you describe to find the right place
Usage of live on live in live at?
We live ON an island, we live IN a house, we live At the end of the road.
