excoriate: 1. to stip the skin
excoriate: 1. to stip the skin
Gravitas
(from Latin) is a quality of substance or depth of personality.
Gravitas (specifically dignity, seriousness, and duty) is one of the several virtues that ancient Roman society expected men to possess, along with pietas, dignitas, and iustitia.
"Gravitas" should not be confused with "gravity" not in the sense of importance, although they have a common etymology, coming from the Latin for weightiness.
Gravitas include: - Discipline - Strength - Loyalty - Power [Army] - Usefulness - Steadiness
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Stipple v. t. 1. to engrave by means of dots and flicks. 2. To make by small short touches (as of paint or ink) that together produce an even or softly graded shadow.
"Gunpowder residue stippled the entrance wounds."
OK, I've been reading too many murder mysteries![]()
Weenus: The excess skin on your elbow. ( go`head, look it up!)
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I did and it is. Not that I don't trust you!![]()
neckrein \-ˌrān\ (verb): of a saddle horse; to respond to the pressure of a rein on one side of the neck by turning in the opposite direction.
eweneck \ˈyü-ˈnek\ (noun): a thin neck with a concave arch occurring as a defect in dogs and horses.
bull neck (noun): a thick short powerful neck.
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