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Would a person like it if another person used his beard to clean the toilet with?
They would enjoy it. I think.
What would a generous person do?
A generous person would do anything another person would be surprised/happy about. they wouldn't do something because they weren't asked to, they would do it because want to.
How do you call a person that respects another persons religion?
that person would be called a religiously tolerant person.
What is a person who disciplines another called?
This person would be referred to as one who advocates discipline ( disciplinarian ).
What is the difference between where have you been and where have you gone?
"where have you been" is something a person would ask another person after they have returned from a place unknown to the asker. "where have you gone" is something a person would ask another person while they are in an unknown place and have not yet returned.
When would the Shawnee tribe celebrate?
They would celebrate happiness when someone got killed by another person in the tribe. They would laugh at the person who was dead hysterically and congratulate the person who did it.
How would 11 year olds hold hands?
like any regular person would old hand with another person. there is no special way to hold another person's hand. unless you come up with one
What happens if someone kill another person?
If someone kills another person, they should die as well for committing murder to a innocent person. Or you need to go to a trail.
What is an attack on another person in order to hurt them?
that would be assult
What would you do if the person you loved loved someone else?
You have to accept it. Try to find another person
Who is a person who represents his or her countnry in another country?
This person would be considered a diplomat
Is retinue a person who follows another person in office?
No. A retinue is a group of people who follow another person. An example of a retinue would be a star with hairdressers, agent, and others who travel with them.
