po·et/ˈpōət/noun: poet; plural noun: poets
a person who writes poems.
synonyms: writer of poetry, versifier, rhymester,
rhymer, sonneteer, lyricist, lyrist; laureate; literary: bard; derogatory:
poetaster; historical:
troubadour, balladeer
"she has the soul of a poet" ( )
a person possessing special powers
of imagination or expression.
Origin: Middle English: from Old French poete,
via Latin from Greek poētēs,
variant of poiētēs ‘maker, poet,’
from poiein ‘create.’ves·tal/ˈvestl/adjective: vestal
1. relating to the ( ) Roman goddess Vesta.
"a vestal temple"
literary: chaste; pure.
noun
noun: vestal; plural noun: vestals
1. a vestal ******.
literary: a chaste woman, especially a nun.
the hills & halls filled w/ | ( ) ||
the sound of gunplay
like gang land; she plays the cute daughter
whose party is filled w/
colored lights; imagine an
angel [changing room]
| on the opposite side of the
broken mirrored glass where she ( )
fell in cutting herself |
& began speaking Latin; calling her
loud, hot farts by the names of
Hollywood ( ) leading men,
pregnant
women & vir·gins
ˈvərjən/noun: ******; plural noun: virgins
1.
a person who has never had ****** *******.
synonyms: chaste woman/man, celibate;
ingénue; literary: maiden, maid, vestal
"she remained a ******"
the mother of Jesus; the ****** Mary.
singular proper noun: ******; noun: the ******
the zodiacal sig n or constellation Virgo.
noun: the ******
archaic: a young ( ) unmarried woman.
"the parable of the wise
and foolish virgins"
2. a person who is naive,
innocent, or inexperienced,
especially in a particular context.
"a political ******"
3. ENTOMOLOGY: a female insect
(or anything)
that produces eggs
without being fertilized. adjective: ******
1. being, relating to, or appropriate for a ******.
"his ****** bride"
synonyms: chaste, virginal, celibate,
abstinent; maiden, maidenly; pure,
uncorrupted, undefiled, unsullied,
innocent; literary: vestal
"****** girls" 2. not yet touched, used, exploited.
"acres of ****** forests"
synonyms: untouched, unspoiled,
untainted, immaculate, pristine, flawless;
spotless, unsullied, unpolluted, undefiled,
perfect; unchanged, intact; unexplored,
uncharted, pure, unmapped; uncolonized
"****** forest"
(of clay) not yet fired. - | ( ) | , ( ) |
(of wool) not yet, or only once, spun or woven.
(of olive oil) obtained from the first pressing of olives.
(of metal) made from ore by smelting.
(of girls) eager to give themselves lustily.
Origin: Middle English: from Old French virgine,
from Latin virgo, ******- .]
[ ], ( ), ( ) -
start ( ) stars cutting themselves; in |
half to pluralize [cutting room]
the ****** pool; |
their drugs made fro m tree bark;
bigger in Q ueens ( ), ( ) Nazis come in
bare - assed bringing w/out change
witches & the devil; leaving
early to coexist w/ |
Indian & | - |
Korean hotties strutting in their ruddy | ( ) |
nakedness in public; spreading their
smelly *** all over the earth;( )
tongues out at the bar after growing up in the
temple as a priestess ( ) right around the
corner [ ],
from the cutting-edge [reading] room;
[her knees wore out
******* wet
dog ****; sounds like
[fun if it were understood] - that she was -( )
raised
as an Asian;
on the side of - wide -n hill where the
corporation turns meaning into -
dreaming darkness ; grandmother - singing to the
[Technicolor ( ) , proph·et]
ˈpräfət/noun: prophet; plural noun: prophets;
plural noun: Prophets; plural noun: the Prophets
1. a person regarded
as an inspired teacher
or "Proclaimer" of the will of God.
"the Old Testament prophet Jeremiah"
synonyms: seer, soothsayer, fortune teller,
clairvoyant, diviner; oracle, augur, sibyl
"the queen was disturbed by the
prophet's interpretation of her dreams"
(among Muslims) Muhammad.
singular proper noun: Prophet; noun: the Prophet
(among Mormons) Joseph Smith or one of his successors.
noun: [the Prophet]
a person who advocates or speaks
in a visionary
way about a new belief, cause, or theory.
"a prophet of radical individualism"
a person who makes or claims
to be able to make predictions.
"the anti-technology prophets of doom"
2. (in Christian use) the books of Isaiah,
Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel,
& the twelve minor prophets.
(in Jewish use) one of the three canonical
divisions of the Hebrew Bible, distinguished
from the Law & the Hagiographa,
& comprising the books of Joshua,
Judges, Samuel, Kings, Jeremiah,
Ezekiel,
Isaiah, & the twelve minor prophets.
Origin; Middle English: from Old French
prophete, via Latin from Greek prophētēs
‘spokesman,’ from pro ‘before’
+ phētēs ‘speaker’
(from phēnai ‘speak’).
movie & throwing ( ) food at the screen;
the color of -
Jack's loud golf course clothes & his
icy reason dying - drunk
& purple [ ], ( ) | ( | ) -
