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What metaphor does Keisha use to describe herself on tears of tiger?
all the boys wanna touch her junk.
Is he is a wildcat a metaphor?
Yes! And a very good one! :)
What does That dog can hunt mean?
That dog can hunt is a metaphor for He is good at something
Is a pacer horse a good riding horse?
Depending on the standerbreds temperament it can make a good riding horse. But is preferably a more 'Cart pulling' horse and trotting horses.
A horse's height is measured from the ground to what body part which is actually sort of like its shoulder blade?
A horse's height is measured from the ground to the withers, which is the highest point on the horse's shoulder blades. This measurement is used as a standard way to describe the size of a horse.
What is a good metaphor to describe an important test?
Wrack
What is a iron horse?
An Iron horse is a metaphor for train locomotive
What is a metaphor to describe rome?
The most common metaphor is the eternal city.
What is a metaphor used to describe silly?
what is the metaphor of silly
What is an example of a sentence with a metaphor in it?
She was a hungry horse.
Is you are usually a speedy horse a metaphor?
Yes.
What metaphor dose the servant use to describe the flying machine when he first tells the emperor about him?
The servant describes the flying machine as a "horse with wings." This metaphor emphasizes the new and unseen nature of the invention, comparing it to a fantastical being that can move through the air.
His horse thinks he's old is an example of?
metaphor
What is a metaphor to describe the moon?
bright
How do you use metaphor when the sentence is a metaphor of something else?
Uh...I guess you will just have to another metaphor to describe the sentence!always remind your self
What metaphor is used to describe the people of a cultural area like Latin America?
The metaphor is the Melting Pot.
Is fragile a metaphor?
No, the word "fragile" is an adjective used to describe something that is easily broken or damaged. It is not a metaphor.
