Adultescent

1. Noun

An adult whose interests and behaviour follow youth culture; someone who has not fully grown up.

2. Adjective

An adult who has this pattern of behaviour.
1. I really cannot figure out how he dares to wear that outfit at 50. He's just an adultescent.

2. Let us go to another disco. This one is full of adultescents.
by Ezechiel February 21, 2007
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loven't

Contraction of 'love not', used as a modal verb.
Ezekiel: Luca, knew you that Melida dumped Jim?
Luca: what? I knew not that! why was that?
Ezekiels: well, she loven't him anymore.
by Ezechiel January 19, 2007
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Cross over

Cross over
Verb

1. To go to the spiritual realm when one dies and leaves the body.
2. To make somebody's spirit (persons or living creatures) go to the spiritual realm.
1. Earthbound spirits have not crossed over because they have some unfinished business / I often think about how it shall be when I cross over into the light.

2. Melinda is a medium who sees and speaks to earthbound spirits and crosses them over.
by Ezechiel February 17, 2007
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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 31, 2007
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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 19, 2007
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America

From Americo Vespucci, a Florentine, who pretended to have first discovered the western continent.

America is one of the great continents, first discovered by Christopher Colombus in August 1st, 1942. It extends from the eightieth degree of north, to the fifty-fourth degree of south latitude; and from the thirty-fifth to the one hundred and fifty-sixth degree of longtitude west from Greenwich, being about nine thousand miles in length. Its breadth at Darien is narrowed to about forty-five miles, but at the northern extremity is nearly four thousand miles.

America is more than a physical unity, it is a whole of societies and spaces that share a common history. This history commences in 1492, when by the hands of Europe, America enters the history of the rest of the world. Europe "discovered" what, to her, was a "new world" and colonized it.

For diverse reasons America, can be divided into:

* North, Central and South America: Physical Reason. (They are subcontinents, not continents).

* Political and Cultural: Anglo-America and Latin America.
Teacher: Pupils, today I shall teach you about America, the big mass of land in which our country, the United States is. So, draw out your maps of the American continent.

Pupil: But... Miss, I have heard that the continent is called The Americas... is that right?

Teacher: No, it isn't. It is a big mistake. The name of the country is America. Yet, There are too many nationalist United Statesians they want everybody to call our country America. That's why.
by Ezechiel January 07, 2007
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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 31, 2007
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