Write a sentence. Variation.

[Qapla]

Few and far-between is an expression of sparseness.

 

New word: between

 

 

[Tronora]

Caught between a rock and a hard place is an expression of being in a jam.

 

New word: caught (catch etc)

[Michelle112]

My doggo is so agile, he catches his frisbee almost always, on the first go.

New Word   -   Agile

[daydream]

Mountain goats are very agile; able to scale steep, rocky ledges with ease.

 

next word : steep

 

Spoiler

transcript : 

for the goats their first bit of safety kit is inbuilt. Both the male and female goats have got horns and of course the

males used them a lot for fighting but horns are actually so thick they can cushion a full bit like my helmet really and also they extend quite a long way

over the back of the neck so it gives them frightful protection there as well

 

Edited March 23, 2023 by Imagine

[Qapla]

It is often useful to steep tea leaves in hot water to extract the more subtle flavors

 

New word: leaves/leaf

 

 

[daydream]

Stomata are cell structures in the epidermis of tree leaves that are involved in the exchange of carbon dioxide and water between plants and the atmosphere.

 

new word : trees

 

Spoiler

 

Edited March 23, 2023 by Imagine

[Qapla]

All too often people can't see the forest for the trees.

 

New word: forest

 

 

[Tronora]

I grew up right next to a beautiful, wonderful forest.

New word: grow(th) (grew etc)

[daydream]

Growing a garden has the potential to reduce the amount of money spent on groceries.

 

money

 

Spoiler

 

[Qapla]

A winning goal that can be repeated by a skilled hockey player is called a money shot.

 

New word: repeated

 

 

[daydream]

Corns and calluses are caused by friction and pressure from repeated actions

 

friction

 

Spoiler

 People with certain medical conditions, such as diabetes, should neither go barefoot nor let calluses build up, said Dr. Jane Andersen. She's a podiatrist and chair of the communications committee for the American Podiatric Medical Association.

 

People with nerve damage or poor blood circulation to the feet -- from diabetes or other medical conditions -- should see a foot doctor regularly and, if needed, have calluses trimmed, Andersen said. Calluses can lead to ulcers in those cases.

 

People with nerve-damaged feet also need to wear shoes, she said. That reduced sensation means they may not notice any cuts or other injuries they'd get while walking barefoot.

 

 

 

Edited March 24, 2023 by Imagine

[Qapla]

Friction finishes are often a shellac-based polish ideal for creating a high gloss wood finish on or off the lathe.

 

New word: lathe

 

 

[Tronora]

I had to look up the word lathe – turns out, I never owned one!

 

New word: look

[daydream]

I also don't know what a lathe is for but in the video, the whole process looks so amazing.

 

next word : video

 

Spoiler

 

Use and Abuse of Friction Polish

Transcript : 

First thing to remember about friction polish is always shake it up. It only

takes a couple of minutes for the shellac and the oil to separate out and it'll be real obvious when that happens

 

 

[Qapla]

I do own a lathe and turn wood while trying to make a video of what I am doing for posting on YouTube

 

New Word: trying

 

 

[Tronora]

If I ever made a video for youtube, I would try to remain anonynous  

 

New word: remain

[daydream]

If you observe my commandments, you will remain in my love, just as I have observed the commandments of the Father and remain in his love.
 

next word : love

 

Spoiler

John 15:10
https://www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=E&pub=nwtsty&srctype=wol&bible=43015010&srcid=share

 

 

[Michelle112]

I love to eat hot chips with vinegar and salt.  

Next word... vinegar 

[Qapla]

Vinegar is a mild acid.

 

New word: mild

 

 

[daydream]

Mildness shouldn't be seen as a weakness.

 

next word : weakness

 

Spoiler

*** it-2 p. 399 Mildness ***
A New Testament Wordbook, by William Barclay, says of the adjective pra·ysʹ: “In classical Greek this is a lovely word. Of things it means ‘gentle’. It is used, for instance, of a gentle breeze or a gentle voice. Of persons it means ‘mild’ or ‘gracious’. . . . There is gentleness in praus but behind the gentleness there is the strength of steel . . . It is not a spineless gentleness, a sentimental fondness, a passive quietism.” 
https://www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=E&docid=1200003055&srctype=wol&srcid=share&par=2

 

[Tronora]

"When I am weak, then I am powerful"

 

New word: powerful

[Qapla]

Powerful winds blew through Mississippi this weekend leaving a wake of destruction and death

 

New word: wake

[daydream]

Close friends and family of the deceased gathered together at the wake to pay their respects to their loved one who was killed in the tornado

 

family

 

Spoiler

The place hardest-hit by a powerful tornado that tore through rural Mississippi appeared to be Rolling Fork, a Delta town where flooding and tornadoes have long been concerns.

Rolling Fork is a predominantly Black town of about 2,000 people  near the Mississippi and Yazoo Rivers. A 1/5 of the population live under the federal poverty line, and the town’s residents face the risk of flooding should the backwater levees along the Yazoo fail. Many also live in mobile homes, a particular concern when severe weather strikes.

 

 

 

[Tronora]

My spiritual family is something I am familiar with

 

New word: spirit(ual etc)

[daydream]

In the Bible the words translated “spirit” (Hebrew, ruʹach; Greek, pneuʹma) basically mean “breath.”

 

next word : Bible, biblical

 

Spoiler

*** ie* What Happens to the Soul at Death? ***

12 ....Thus, instead of “his spirit goes out,” the translation by R. A. Knox uses the phrase “the breath leaves his body.” (Psalm 145:4, Knox) But the word “spirit” implies much more than the act of breathing. For example, in describing the destruction of human and animal life at the time of the global Deluge, Genesis 7:22 says: “Everything in which the breath of the force of life was active in its nostrils, namely, all that were on the dry ground, died.” So “spirit” can refer to the life-force that is active in all living creatures, both humans and animals, and that is sustained by breathing.
 

* When we die (1998)