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What are the connotation of an apple?

It starts with light green when it is still immature ,it gets more and more reddish until it starts to rot and turn brown and in the end...black or green again from the mould.. The connotation is neutral.


What is correct spelling for coniver?

Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.


Where did the phrase nip it in the bud come from?

To nip something in the bud means to stop it before it starts. A bud is the new growth of a plant - that little rounded green ball on the end of a stem. To nip means to pinch something off. So if you pinch off the little green shoot, the branch won't grow - you have nipped it off in the bud.


What do green warning signs mean?

Green signs are not warning signs. They are signs that tell you it is "safe" to do something.


What are examples of mnemonics?

A mnemonic is a memorable phrase that makes it easy to recall lists using the initial letter from each word.For example the colours of the rainbow can be remembered using the mnemonic 'Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain'.The trick is to take the initial letter from each word (ROYGBIV) and that should be enough to help us remember that rainbows are made up of the colours Red Orange Yellow Green Indigo Violet (ROYGBIV).

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