Deception: The act of pretending to be somebody else in order to trick people, or an occasion on which this is done.
Imposture is what imposters do.
Imposture is what imposters do.
by Jafje April 03, 2007
From the Dutch language;
*In Dutch: Laden (infinitive), (past tense, plural) (be/ge)laden.
*In English: To load (inf.), (past tense)loaded.
In English it's an adjective meaning;
1. Heavily loaded.
2. Oppressed by something: weighed down by a problem or an unpleasant feeling such as doubt or unhappiness.
*In Dutch: Laden (infinitive), (past tense, plural) (be/ge)laden.
*In English: To load (inf.), (past tense)loaded.
In English it's an adjective meaning;
1. Heavily loaded.
2. Oppressed by something: weighed down by a problem or an unpleasant feeling such as doubt or unhappiness.
by Jafje September 01, 2007
Common misconception. Holland is what many people (including some native Dutch) call The Netherlands. Holland, however is a province of The Netherlands, where the capital Amsterdam happens to be.
We speak Dutch in The Netherlands, so in Holland too.
by Jafje May 06, 2007
by Jafje March 08, 2007
1. The ability to identify with and understand somebody else's feelings or difficulties.
2. The transfer of somebody's own feelings and emotions to an object such as a painting.
2. The transfer of somebody's own feelings and emotions to an object such as a painting.
Empathy..
1. Just someone who is very understanding or an empath.
2. Someone who puts his feelings in art.
by Jafje April 10, 2007
A Bouvier is a dog. A certain race to be exact, they have a curly fur and come in various sizes. Most Bouviers are black or white.
by Jafje January 30, 2007
1. A device to circulate currents of air, especially one with rotating blades.
2. A flat disk on a handle or a folding semicircular device for waving back and forth in order to cool the face.
3. Something in the shape of an open hand-held fan, e.g. the tail of a peacock.
4. Winnowing machine: a machine with a series of revolving blades used to winnow or clean grain.
by Jafje September 16, 2007