Such a invaluable post! Thanks
very very words
What about “very huge”
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Me very meticulously checking every word to see why this in in shitpost.
The shitpost was that we both wasted our time
Australian Version
Χ very tired √ fucking knackered Χ very poor √ fucking skint Χ very thirsty √ dry as a dead dingo's donger```Very busy = flat out like lizard drinking
bounced on my boy’s challenging lengthy to this until he boisterous stuffed
Very useful
Handy
Don’t mind if I do, thanks!
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Very good.
Dunno if it is me, non-native English speaker, but it seems that very old can vary depending on context, while ancient barely changes on the context. And it seems few others could be divisive and a few green ticked ones repeat.
Edit: ah, this is shitposting comm :@
Very good. Carry on
Pray for my IELTS exams guys. Thanks
Very cold and freezing are different things. You can be very cold but above 0°.
Most of these are dumb.
Listen, I need to introduce you to any hot climate’s weather terms (done in american and rest-of-the-fucking-world-but-liberia units for funsies):
- >90/32 = hot
- >28/82 = stifling (if humid) / little warm
- >78/25 = warm
- >75/24 = nice out
- >22/72 = okay
- >70/21 = cool
- >68/20 = chilly
- >60/16 = cold
- <16/60 = freezing
You can be very cold and freezing. You can’t be very cold and not freezing. ;)
I have some hot takes regarding this scale.
- 68/20 isn’t chilly - it’s room temperature during Winter. (Also, 75/24 is room temperature in Summer and whatever-temp-it-is-outside is room temperature during Spring and Autumn.)
- How can 78/25 be warm, but 28/82 (dry) is “little warm”?
It’s said in the same manner as a mild sarcasm. I’m not sure the word for it, but deliberate understatement that specifically plays on it being hotter than ‘warm’ is.
As far as 20/68 being chilly, to me it’s downright hellish. During the summer, we would keep the house temps around 85/30, because you’d be so used to the sweat and heat of the sun that it wasn’t too bad with a light fan… and that was in the houses lucky enough to have heating/cooling. The rest just made do with shade and designs that promoted a breeze.
Anyway, as I said, this is a hot climate’s weather terms. If you were able to keep the room temperature the same as the outside in spring or autumn, you probably aren’t in a hot climate.
We have long stretches of 90/32+ and high humidity in the Summer and long stretches of <30/-1 in Winter. And our Spring and Autumn are both notoriously ephemeral, so those rules only apply for a few days to a week most years.
It ain’t the heat, it’s the humidity.
Send this list to Trump. His vocabulary is about 200 words.
Borat very nice!
