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What do you use to hoe a row slay a foe and wring with woe?
hands
What does singhay mean?
A person who use drugs
What is a Wackadoodle?
It use to denote a person who is crazy or act of stupidity.
Why do Hispanics use buscastes or hablastes with the s on the end?
Hablastes and buscates are both conjugated on the 'old spanish' 2nd person singular; vos. verbs congugate on this person same way as they would do with 2nd person plural informal way 'vosotros' (Ustedes being the formal way), except that you take the last 'i' away in all cases using Pretérito Indefinido, Ej: Hablar-Buscar in Pretérito Indefinido (Past Simple) vosotros hablasteis - vos hablastes vosotros buscateis - vos buscastes (DETAILED GRAMMER USE ALERT- DO NOT READ UNLESS REALLY KEEN LOL) In regard with who uses what and where, well; Spanish would very rarely use Pretérito Indefinido (Past Simple) they would go for Pretérito Perfecto (Present Perfect) Ej: Spanish say; vosotros habeis hablado, instead of vosotros hablasteis. And this applies the other way arround for most of LA counries except that Latinos NEVER use the informal way of 2nd person plural, they ONLY use the formal one being 'ustedes'. Therefore a latino would say; ustedes hablaron instead of vosotros hablasteis. The use of 'vos' is nowadays exclusive for LA countries (Ranging from Argentina to Guatemala) and the reason for this is that 'vos' was the only 2nd person singular way Spanish used when conquering these countries, so after having changed to the modern way 'Tú' long time after that, some locals in LA never did so (mostly native american descendants), 'criollos' on the other hand did. In conclusion, present day latinos use both ways of informal 2nd person singular 'Tú' and 'vos' while spanish only use 'Tú.
What is the English translation of the French expression faire la courte echelle?
"faire la courte échelle" means literally that you are helping someone to reach an object placed too high. You lock your hands by the fingers and let your arms down; then the other person puts one foot on your locked hands and use them as a makeshift ladder ("échelle" in French) to reach the object. The figurative meaning is to help someone to get something that would be impossible or hard to get without your help.
What the name of a person who can use both hands?
A person who can use both hands with equal skill is called ambidextrous. This ability allows them to perform tasks equally well with either hand, which is relatively rare. Most people have a dominant hand, but ambidextrous individuals can switch between hands seamlessly.
What is an ambidexter?
An ambidexter is a person who is ambidextrous, or someone who is two-faced or a double-dealer.
What does dextrous mean?
a dextrous person is a person who can use their hands very well!
What does amdidextrous mean?
that one has equel use of both left and right hands
What is the word for a person who can write perfectly with both hands?
AMBIDEXTROUS That is the gift of being "ambidextrous". it's how they were born if you learn to write with the left hand it good to but the right hand is better Or both handed person.
Which term describes the ability to use both hands well?
ambidextrous
What does ambedexterous mean?
Ambedexterous means: a person who is able to use both hands equally, instead of right or left handed. You can train yourself to use both hands equally.
What is a person called who can write with both hands?
A person who can write with both hands is called ambidextrous. This ability allows them to use both hands with equal skill, although some individuals may have a dominant hand and only use the other for specific tasks. Ambidexterity is relatively rare, and it can be a result of genetics or practice.
Able to use both hands equally well?
Ambidexterity is the ability to use both hands equally well. This trait is not very common, but will sometimes occur after someone breaks an arm and has to use their nondominant hand. There are also those that practice so that they can say they are ambidextrous.
The is the only person that can use their hands in their area to stop the ball?
goalie is the person that can use hands
What catch should a person use if the Frisbee is coming at or above the waist?
use a pancake, which is two hands slapping down on both sides of the disk. or , use both hands to catch the rim of the disk above your head
What is the meaning of the word ambidextrous?
Ambidextrous means able to use both hands equally well. Ambi- is from the Greek for both.
