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un diaporama (but the word slide / slideshow is understood, and used by the younger generations)
I was unable to find a definition for it, but found the word used on several websites. I suspect it isn't a real word but people have used it anyway. The proper word I think would be comparison.
Fudgling is a "made up" term that is used as a replacement for a particular offensive word. Fudgling is also used on various websites as a username.
There are websites that use it as a word but I was unable to find a definition of it, although it is pretty obvious that it means something that has a scent. So it may be a made up word, but it is used.
I can tell that you're angry by the way you clench your jaw.
un diaporama (but the word slide / slideshow is understood, and used by the younger generations)
It is one word: slideshow.
To create a slideshow in Word, you can insert images onto separate pages and use transitions to move between them. Go to the "Insert" tab, click on "Pictures" to add images, then go to the "Transitions" tab to apply transition effects between slides. You can also customize the slideshow by adjusting the layout and design of each slide.
you tell me.
I was unable to find a definition for it, but found the word used on several websites. I suspect it isn't a real word but people have used it anyway. The proper word I think would be comparison.
Pictures and other images. These are the most common image formats, and can be used for anything from a desktop wallpaper to a graphic in a slideshow.
the word kow is used for both her and him, they can tell which you are talking about from the context of the conversation.
The word confess has many uses in the modern English language. It can be used to tell someone that they have done something wrong. It can also to be used to tell people a secret they have.
slideSHOW freakSHOW hope these 2 words help. sorry this is all i can think of. from, grammerwix101
Planar is the word used to describe the sole of the foot.
Arg! is that what you were looking for
prescription; recipe; list of goods ordered