Directory For a Sex Photos : victoriousvocabulary: SPERO [verb] 1. to hope for; hope. 2. I hope. 3. I await. 4. I fear, am apprehensive. 5. I assume, suppose. Etymology: Latin, from spes, “hope”. [Cyril Rolando - The Hope]

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» victoriousvocabulary: SPERO [verb] 1. to hope for; hope. 2. I hope. 3. I await. 4. I fear, am apprehensive. 5. I assume, suppose. Etymology: Latin, from spes, “hope”. [Cyril Rolando - The Hope]

victoriousvocabulary: SPERO [verb] 1. to hope for; hope. 2. I hope. 3. I await.

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» Victoriousvocabulary: Sthenia [Noun] A Condition Of Bodily Strength, Vigour, Or Vitality. Etymology: Neo Latin, Extracted From Asthenia, From Greek Asthéneia, From A, “Not” + Sthenos, “Strength”. [Cyril Rolando]

» Victoriousvocabulary: Ichthyoid[Adjective]Fishlike.etymology: From Greek Ichthyoeidḗs, From Ikhthus, “Fish”.[Hoooook]

» Victoriousvocabulary: Souvenir [Noun] 1. A Usually Small And Relatively Inexpensive Article Given, Kept, Or Purchased As A Reminder Of A Place Visited, An Occasion, Etc.; Memento. 2. A Memory.etymology: From French, From Middle French Soubvenir,

» Victoriousvocabulary: Despondency [Noun] State Of Being Despondent; Depression Of Spirits From Loss Of Courage Or Hope; Dejection.etymology: From Latin Dēspondēre, “To Give Up, Lose Heart, Promise”, Equivalent To Dē-, Prefix Indicating Removal,

» Victoriousvocabulary: Paronomasia [Aka Pun][Noun]1. Word Play; Punning; A Form Of Word Play Which Suggests Two Or More Meanings, By Exploiting Multiple Meanings Of Words, Or Of Similar-Sounding Words, For An Intended Humorous Or Rhetorical Effect.2.

» Victoriousvocabulary: Photosphere[Noun]1. A Sphere Of Light Or Radiance. 2. Astronomy: The Luminous Visible Surface Of The Sun, Being A Shallow Layer Of Strongly Ionised Gases; The Sun’s Luminous Envelope.etymology: From Greek Photo-, Combining Form

» Victoriousvocabulary: Analogy [Noun] 1. A Similarity Between Like Features Of Two Things, On Which A Comparison May Be Based. 2. Similarity Or Comparability. 3. Biology: An Analogous Relationship. 4. Linguistics: A) The Process By Which Words Or

» Victoriousvocabulary: Mycomania[Noun]An Obsession With Fungi; Obsession With Mushrooms.etymology: From Greek Mykes, “Fungus” + Mania, “Madness”.Fuco Ueda

» Victoriousvocabulary: Elegy[Noun]1. A Mournful, Melancholy, Or Plaintive Poem, Especially A Funeral Song Or A Lament For The Dead.2. A Poem Written In Elegiac Meter.3. A Sad Or Mournful Musical Composition.etymology: From Latin Elegīa &Amp;Lt; Greek Elegeía,

» Victoriousvocabulary: Inquisitive[Adjective]1. Given To Inquiry, Research, Or Asking Questions; Eager For Knowledge; Intellectually Curious.2. Unduly Or Inappropriately Curious; Prying.3. Eager To Know.[Noun]4. An Inquisitive Person.etymology: Late Latin

» Victoriousvocabulary: Feline [Adjective] 1. Belonging Or Pertaining To The Cat Family, Felidae. 2. Catlike; Characteristic Of Animals Of The Cat Family. 3. Sly, Stealthy, Or Treacherous. [Noun] 4. An Animal Of The Cat Family. Etymology: From Latin

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