16 definitions by Ezechiel

sawn't

sawn't
contraction of 'saw' and 'not'

1. I am worried because I sawn't Paul at the party.

2. Sawn't you that he was pretending?

3. They saw who the thief was, sawn't them?

by Ezechiel February 16, 2007

Felicitous

adjective
1. suitable or right and expressing well the intended thought or feeling.

2. happy

1. He summed up Jack's achievements in one or two felicitous phrases.

2. I am so felicitous today since my father has returned from his journey.

NOTE: The opposite of felicitous is infelicitous.

by Ezechiel January 26, 2007

sayn't

Contracion of 'say not' used as a modal verb.

Ezekiel: Howdy, Luca! How are you doing?
Luca: Hey, I'm pretty good. What's new?
Ezekiel: I came across Melinda yesterday and we had a chat...
Luca: Really? what told she you?
Luca: I ain't gonna tell you. You know that I sayn't what I am told.

by Ezechiel January 16, 2007

Grecian

adjective
Greek (person, language, things)

1. My father is a polyglot because he speaks English, Castilian, French, Russian and Grecian.

2. The meeting has been postponed because the Grecian president got sick.

3. My mother told me off since I broke her Grecian vase!

by Ezechiel January 26, 2007

Castilian

Castilian is the official language of Spain and all the countries that have been colonized by Spain (Almost all the Latin American countries). The term 'Spanish' is a slip-up. In Castilian itself, it is named "Castellano". It is the same language spoken in Spain (just different accent). You oughtn't forget that 4 languages are spoken in Spain (Spanish languages) which are Castilian (Official one) Galician, Catalan, and Basque.

Ezekiel: Hey, Paul, how are you doing?
Paul: Hi, Zek, I'm pretty good, thanks!
Ezekiel: why are you so nervous?
Paul: I'm not nervous, I'm just in a hurry... I have to go to my Castilian Class... sorry but I have an exam tomorrow and I have my books of Castilian in my house!! Bye!

by Ezechiel August 17, 2006

Enamoured

ENAMOURED (UK), ENAMORED (US)

adjective after verb FORMAL
1. To be in love with
2. Liking a lot

1.
I cannot stop thinking of Donato because I am enamoured of him.

2.
I have to say I'm not exactly enamoured of this part of the country.

by Ezechiel January 26, 2007

mongolfier

From French; Montgolfier is the surname of the two brethren who invented it. Pron. Mongol-fee-air

A hot-air balloon.

Luca: Oh, I'm so excited!
Ezekiel: How come?
Luca: I am just going to fly on a mongolfier! want you to come with me?
Ezekiel: Sure! I adore mongolfiers!

by Ezechiel January 16, 2007