Something with a "P" in it and a "y" at the end. Might be a verb. For instance, I perfidy that toast. :freak:
Something with a "P" in it and a "y" at the end. Might be a verb. For instance, I perfidy that toast. :freak:
I think Perfidy is a legal term, reffering to something.....my mind however has drawn a total blank. If you perfidy something....you....verify it somehow, prove it? *pops several major blood vessels going o_O? and then collapses bleeding from the BIG EYE!*
It's the name of a song in Spanish -"Perfidia". It goes like Mujer, si puedes tu con Dios hablar, preguntale si yo alguna vez te he dejado de adorar.
Perfidy is a word you usually use to show something you wouldn't say if you didn't know how to describe it with simpler words!
I've got nothing on that one...
Money, power, sex... and elephants.
-- Capt. Simon Illyan, ImpSec
A word used to make you sound smarter, but in reality makes you look dumber.
(SPOILER)breaking a promise or vow, or being faithless.
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There is another new word!
I have decided I am going to start picking the answers I like best, so the last two are Hsu for "Dog", and resha for "Perfidy".
You guys can pick too, if you include it with your next definition!
Conceive: The action that occurred on prom night 9 months before you were born in the back seat of your father's car.
Kaycee says (12:06 AM):
whos' obama?
What Leeza did to Skye-chan.
(SPOILER) to create, esp. procreation through sexual intercourse. to form or develop in the mind, to begin, to think a certain way.
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baby makin'
Conceive [verb]
To create or procreate something/someone.
Used in a sentence: I tried to conceive a masterminded plan to defeat Rengori, but to no avail!
I'd say; not just creating something (like a baby), but also -- getting an idea? Can't be more eloquent than this, but -- conceiving plans, schemes, ideas etc.
Conceive; Verb
1. To create something, usually an idea or object. e.g. Harry had just conceived a new way to make toast
2. To be pregnant.
3. To understand a concept. e.g. Lucy found it hard to conceive the fact her team had won
Atonym; Inconceivable
1. Describing an action or event that seems impossible, usually used as an expression of shock. e.g. "He didn't fall? Inconceivable!"
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