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failaughy | adjective | / feilɒːfɪ /

describes someone who has a joke so poorly told and so unfunny that one cannot help but laugh. Someone who seeks for an attention by making a joke, but the joke is totally failed. Otherwise, friend or people around will laugh at him/her, at the lack hilarity of a joke, not because of his/her funny joke. Original word: JAYUS.

Example: A thief told the police a failaughy witnesseth. "Hey, how many sheep you have stolen?" "One" "But these are three sheep" "Oh, the

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The Basement

Carefully, with measured steps lest she made creaking noise, she descended the staircase down to the basement. Her Grandpa had forbid her from going to the basement with the reason it is his workshop, but she wanted to check the reason why that sometimes she could heard people's cries.

My other Terrifying Two-Line Tales:-

1. The Shadow

2. Help Me!

3. Into the Abyss

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Public Speech

PUBLIC SPEECH

Public speaking is an art; and like any other art, it has to be learnt, both in practice and theory.  For those to say that they will never deliver a speech until they have learnt to speak, is like saying that they will never go into the water until they have learnt to swim.  One cannot learn to speak or deliver a speech when he comes to age of maturity.  Firstly if it delivered in schooling, it is well and good.  Secondly if one has to deliver a speech in public during his employme

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Antigua Guatemala

Hi, everybody. I am happy because this page is very useful. I am learning something new everyday. I thank all who have helped me correct my blogs. I want to improve my writing skills and I can see this page help me very much. I would like to tell you about Antigua Guatemala this is one of the most places visited in Guatemala. Because this town was the capital of my country during the Spanish conquest. However the most attractive of this town is the style of the houses because you can see wonderf

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Hello! When I read this writing challenge, automatically the word “philotimo” came in my mind. I didn’t invent it. It is a real Greek word and it is not translated in English. So I translate it exactly as I see it. Philohonor.

Philohonor | noun | / fəˈläˈänər /

Philohonor is a word that exists from the ancient years and only in Greek language. It is noun, and it comes from two Greek words: philos (filos) which means friend and honor. Literally it means “friend of honor” but practically, philohonor

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CAN WE LIVE ALONE IN THE WORLD?

It seems that people have trained their mindset to live alone within their own shells by simply forgetting/ignoring what is really going on in the outer world. A larger number of people across the planet believe that making money is the one and only activity assigned for them in this world, so from morning to midnight, they run fast behind money ignoring other issues in the world. In such a world, everyone is more or less isolated to some extent, and as a result, the risk around every person has

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For the first time ever, the 'Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year' is not a word... but an emoji! How weird is that??    And the award goes for one particular emoji: the 'Face with Tears of Joy'!  As you can see, it's very happy for this:

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The Oxford Dictionaries' blog says that this emoji was chosen as "the 'word' that best reflected the ethos, mood, and preoccupations of 2015"  (more info here)
I feel that the Oxford Dictionaries guys are being kind of sarcastic here. Looking around us, I can'

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MeSsAgE FoR The BeLoVed

" why didn't you reply me, my dear? I was worried about you....please ...please... please reply me, I'm waiting impatiently"

I touched the "send" button and the message hovering in the middle of the night....such a memorable evening, which has been run for months.

The nights that always reminds me to her loving eyes, the smile as sweet as cotton candy

the love messages skyrocketed and flashed in the air...sometimes the message brings smiles, sometimes anger, sometimes sweet sometimes slightly bitte

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Cupping

Cupping

Have you ever heard the term 'cupping' before? Cupping is an alternative form of treatment widely used over here. According to one article, cupping treatment dates back all the way to 300AD. Cupping is basically a treatment that uses cup like equipment, nowadays they are made from glass, and being uses on the skin as suction devices. I won't bore you with details of cupping because basically you can browse through the net and can find all the benefits derived from cupping.

A few weeks back

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City of Lights

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Dear France,

Millions of people were in state of shock and sorrow when they heard the news about the terror attacks in your breath-taking city of lights - Paris.

You are one of the nations that never cease to give assistance whenever someone is in need. It's evident how you've supported my country especially during the onslaught of calamities. Who would have thought those ruthless killings could happen to your remarkable city? A city with rich culture, art, and fashion. Is this the price you've pa

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Loveria | noun, adjective | /lʌvərɪə/

always talking about love

Example: Mishaikh always talks about love and its affairs, he seems to be suffering from LOVERIA.

Dumbnimal | noun | /dʌmnɪml/

The one who lacks the intelligence

Example: He is so dumbnimal even couldn't understand her inviting smile.

Champoo | noun, adjective | /tʃæmpu:/

the one who is lovingly close......may be a lover or sibling

Example: "Hey champoo, let's go to the movie!" He offered her little sister.

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Have you also noticed a new trend of this hectic era? Why to spend time outside in the nature? People lost their minds and prefer hanging around at the malls on the weekends. You can see the teenagers, families with the kids, or single ladies. I doubt, if there exists a word for this special human kind (maybe shopaholic but I find it a bit different). My word might be rude because it is a mixture of the words Mall and Idiot, however I really despise this habbit, so that's why I spiced it up by m

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suddencognition ∣noun∣/sʌdnkɔg’niʃən/

You use this word to describe a case: when you suddenly realize something after you have tried to get it for a long time. For example, you've learned English since you were little, but not until recently did you begin to know how to use English 'tenses' correctly. Another example: when you suddenly realized what life you really need to live. 

Example sentence: It's wonderful to have the feeling of suddencognition. 

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Condolences to the World.

The day we (as a human race) start giving the same importance to ANY death in the world... that day we will truly be one race. My thoughts are with the people in France; but also with the people in Lebanon, the people in Syria, the people in Sudan, Nigeria, Iraq... and EVERYWHERE WHERE INNOCENT PEOPLE ARE UNJUSTLY DYING.

43 people died in Beirut the same Friday 13th... and I didn't see the same amount of condolences (not even half) for them.  200 kids were brutally killed in Syria and it was show

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WHY DO YOU NEED COURAGE?

Good evening, everyone. 

This is my blog #50. A small anniversary for me and my fingers. So I want to dedicate it to one question - "Why do you need courage"? 

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Before we find the best answer on this question let's ask additional questions: 

- Do you need courage to fight for your freedom?

- Do you need courage to survive in a modern society?

- Do you need courage to have arguments about your salary with your boss?

- Do you need courage to wear a mini - skirt?

- Do you need courage to upload your photo

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