Gnome: The word gnome comes from the Greek word "gnosis" meaning knowledge. This was applied to them because it was said that they knew the exact location of precious metals. They are usually depicted as grotesque dwarves wearing tight-fitting brown clothes and monastic hoods. They live underground and guard the earth's treasures. Hard-working and usually depicted as being old, they can dissolve into the trunks of trees to hide from humans. Sometimes they are confused with goblins, but gnomes are usually good-natured, hard- working and reliable whereas goblins are malevolent. They do tend to be sad however, because they rule in cold places. Typically, they live for hundreds of years. These vegetarians are one of the four groups of elementals. very short person
There is a Gnome in my garden.
" GNOME" is an acronym for what?
The abstract noun form of the concrete noun 'gnome' is gnomishness.
An example of alliteration using those words could be: "The gnawing gnome gazed at the gnarled branches." This phrase emphasizes the repetition of the initial 'g' sound, creating a rhythmic and poetic effect. Alliteration enhances the imagery of the gnome's curious observation of the twisted branches.
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actually, the gnome shroom does not turn into a gnome, it's just a joke.
" GNOME" is an acronym for what?
There is a Gnome in my garden.
gnome panel??
A Gnome There Was was created in 1950.
The cast of Gnome - 2007 includes: Will Janowitz as Gnome
A Gnome There Was has 276 pages.
Gnome DEV Stands for Gnome Develop [er | ment]. Gnome itself is a Desktop Environment used by most of Linux distributions. "Developer" is the person who develops Gnome, and "Development" is the process followed by developers in order to develop a piece of software (in our case called Gnome).
Gnome, Alaska
It's a gnome that's scared of everything
If you are talking about a garden gnome, then it is a noun.
The Gnome was created on 1967-08-05.