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What is a 90-year old person called?
A "nonagenarian" is a person who is 90 through 99 years old.
How many years old is a person who has lived for a million years?
A person who has lived for a million years would be a million years old.
How old is a person who is 100 million second old?
A person who is 100 million seconds old is approximately 3.17 years old.
What is the name of a 100 years old person?
A centenarian is a person who is 100 years old or older.
What is the name for the 75 year old person?
A 75 year old person is typically referred to as a septuagenarian.
How would you compare a car to a person?
AN OLD SAYING COMES TO MIND, "IF IT HAS TITS OR TIRES IT'LL GIVE YOU TROUBLE". HOPE THAT WAS HELPFUL.
What first comes into head about Old Testament?
First Adam and eve come to the mind from the old testament.
What comes next in the life cycle when a person is very old and sick?
The person dies
What comes next in the cycle when a person is already very old and sick?
The person dies
What Comes next in the life cycle when a person is already old and sick?
The person dies
How do you get rid of a annoying 7 year old sister?
What comes to your mind when i say stuck in a refrigerator
What comes next in the life cycle when a person is already very old and sick?
The person dies
What song references the crucifixion of Jesus Christ?
Several. The Old Rugged Cross is one that comes to mind.
Who is the stingy old man of Christmas?
Ebenezer Scrooge comes to mind- from a famous short story by Charles Dickens.
What is the origin of mood?
Mood comes from the Old English word "mōd", meaning state of mind, feelings, or emotions. Over time, "mōd" evolved into "mood" in Middle English, retaining its meaning of a person's emotional state.
Would tom kaulitz marry a 14 year old?
No person in their right mind will marry a 13 or 14 year old.
What does it mean to dream about an old crush that you haven't seen or spoke to in months?
To dream of an old crush might mean the person is still thinking of theme.
