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A polemologist is a person who studies the history and art of war and weaponry. They may research and analyze military tactics, strategies, and historical battles, as well as the development of weapons and technology used in warfare.

There doesn't seem to be any widely recognized term "poliscardio." It might be a misspelling or a term specific to a certain context or region. Can you provide more information or context so I can better assist you?

A centrist is someone who holds moderate views and is generally open to adopting ideas from both conservative and liberal perspectives. Centrists typically seek to find common ground and compromise on issues rather than aligning strictly with one political ideology.

A gramophone is an early sound reproduction device that plays audio recordings using a rotating disc and a stylus. It was one of the first devices used to play vinyl records.

It appears that "emphisism" is a misspelling. Did you mean "emphasis," which refers to the special importance or attention given to something to make it stand out?

In some context, this can be the result when learners of an L2 develop negative attitudes towards both their own culture and that of target language. In other words, learners fail to develop full proficency in either language

There is no specific definition for "gremster." It could be a made-up term, typo, or a unique name. Can you provide more context or clarify your question so I can assist you better?

Eugenics is a concept that aims to improve the genetic composition of a population by promoting certain traits and characteristics while discouraging or preventing others. It has been widely discredited and condemned due to its association with social control, discrimination, and human rights violations in the past.

A poltergeist is a type of ghost or spirit that is believed to be responsible for physical disturbances, such as loud noises, objects moving or being thrown, and other unexplained phenomena. These disturbances are thought to be caused by the spirit interacting with the physical world.

It appears there may be a typo in your question. Could you please clarify or provide more context so I can better assist you?

Partisanship refers to strong support for a particular political party or group, often leading to bias or allegiance towards that party's beliefs and policies. It can contribute to political polarization and hinder cooperation and compromise between different parties or viewpoints.

A sexagenarian is a person who is between 60 and 69 years old. This term is used to describe someone in their sixth decade of life.

A quattuorvirate is a group of four people serving in a particular office or function, often used in Roman history to describe a group of four magistrates.

"Heterotrophs" are organisms that cannot produce their own food and must obtain nutrition by consuming other organisms. They rely on organic sources of carbon and energy to survive and grow. Examples of heterotrophs include animals, fungi, and some types of bacteria.

There is no specific definition for the term 'sceenager.' It may be a typo or misspelling of the word 'teenager,' which typically refers to a person between the ages of 13 to 19.

Me. Now. I became 60 years of age on 12-14 2010 and will be a sexagenarion until 12-13 2020 if I live that long - being a sexagenerian means wondering if having an accurate memory is necessary - wondering if your thoughts are astute insight and/or great wisdom or illecebrous corraded jargaggling from a hodddypeak in widdendream (all real words meaning: enticing gathered-together-from-various-sources confusion from a fool in a state of mental confusion - I could have just written: 'nonsense' but as a sexagerian I'm allowed such self-indulgent perissology(excess of words) - and having insights such as: last time I got laid could be the last time....etc...

Not all sexagenarians live alone but many do or at least face that as a real possibility (or feel alone - in the mind - missing almost everything, almost everything missing) and that opens up all sorts of feelings - living alone may seem dismal but doesn't have to be - how much better would it be to be dependent on someone else or have someone needing support you may not be able to provide? also: realizing that it's easier to accommodate the deterioration of aging in private - if one has been in a continuing relationship great and etc. but if circumstances means having become a single person it's difficult to imagine wanting to expect someone to put-up with you and your quirks and problems or to want to add someone else's quirks and problems to yours -and really: you don't have to become isolated - as an individual (which you are with or without that special companion) you can explore, express, show-off your uniqueness - and since in real fact love comes from within and is always there and this is true for everyone , sexagenarianism (and beyond) is no less enjoyable than as a youth - living a life-time each and every moment of each and everyday - I'll finish my answer with this: (believe me, please) it's possible to always be happy like a child deep in play - and after 'playing' hard all day be quite ready for bed and pleasant dreams sleeping peacefully - it's a matter of attitude ............

....................do I get a prize or what - ah don't worry about I'm sixty not 16 (though I often feel like I am...and going on 17)

"Cerandero" is not a recognized term. It may be a misspelling or a word from a specific context or language not widely known. Can you provide more context or clarification?

"Goneril" is a character from William Shakespeare's play "King Lear." She is one of King Lear's daughters and is known for being manipulative and deceitful. Goneril's actions contribute to the tragic events that unfold in the play.

"Rentagerman" does not appear to be a commonly known term or concept. It may be a misspelling or a combination of two separate words. If you can provide more context or clarify the term, I may be able to offer further assistance.

sort of everyday expressions, common expressions

A gerologist is not a recognized profession or field. It may be a typographical error or a term used in a specific context. If you meant to refer to someone who studies or specializes in gerontology, that would be an expert in the social, biological, and psychological aspects of aging.

Serology is the study of blood serum, particularly in relation to the body's immune response. It involves the detection of antibodies or antigens in the blood to diagnose infectious diseases, autoimmune conditions, and other health issues. Serology is commonly used in medical and research settings for diagnostic purposes.

Working under a foreman, a gangerman supervises labour crews on a construction site. He is often responsible for items such as payroll and health/safety.

you refer to the website in lycaeum? is a mistery I'm searching everywhere but I don't know what is, at the beginning I tought was Welsh but then I realized they were anagrams, that's all I understood, is such a mistery!

Paralingua is an imaginary nonsense language used at the Lycaeum website.

It's not language at all, it's either some sort of game, or else a hoax. Detailed technical analysis of its statistics can be found at:

http://ask.metafilter.com/103652/Strange-language-in-website

It works roughly like this:

1. Upon requesting a page by search term, it hashes the term to seed a random number generator which then creates random word-like strings. This seeding ensures you get the same page each time for the same search term. Here's some proof it's random: it will *always* find a page for any search term, no matter *what* junk you bang out on the keyboard e.g. here is page "about" a previous editor of this question!

http://www.lycaeum.org/mv/anagrams/PARALINGUA.cgi?search=AndreasJS

2. The "translator" actually just finds nonsense anagrams. They aren't really "translations", in fact once again it will accept any old junk within certain length limits, and offer the same "translation" no matter how you scramble those letters, e.g.

http://www.lycaeum.org/mv/anagrams/PARATRANSLATE.cgi?phrase=Ni+sohee+sed+che

and

http://www.lycaeum.org/mv/anagrams/PARATRANSLATE.cgi?phrase=cdeeeehhinoss

give exact same "translation".

By the way, the illustrations are copies of diagrams on alchemy deep-linked from another site (and consequently, some of them are broken), while non-Roman letters are copies of pages from the mysterious Voynich manuscript:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voynich_manuscript

however it is not otherwise related to Voynich.

I'm not aware of any information or meaning regarding "resentacle." It doesn't seem to be a recognized or commonly used term. Can you provide more context or clarify?