Clime
Usually a person which is combined as a Clown and a Mime. Typically has a clown nose pale face and a black and white clothing.
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Clime
Typically, a type of persona/personality in a character where both Clown and Mime usually combined to be named as a Clime. Usually a Trickster and an Entertainer.
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clime
Pronunciation: /klaɪm/
Definition:
1. A climatic condition or atmospheric phenomenon.
2. Weather (clime) patterns characteristic of a geographic location.
3. Conditions affecting temperature, precipitation, wind, humidity, etc.
4. Specific climate zones or regions defined by meteorological factors.
Significance:
• It defines weather or climate conditions succinctly.
• It emphasizes regional variations in climate.
• It identifies climatic characteristics relevant to geography.
• It avoids incomprehensible or ambiguous expressions or homophones.
• It simplifies discussion of meteorological phenomena.
• It improves clarity in environmental descriptions.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "weather."
Singular noun: clime
Plural noun: climes
Past verb: climatized
Present simple verb: climatize, climatizes
Present continuous verb: climatizing
Definition:
1. A climatic condition or atmospheric phenomenon.
2. Weather (clime) patterns characteristic of a geographic location.
3. Conditions affecting temperature, precipitation, wind, humidity, etc.
4. Specific climate zones or regions defined by meteorological factors.
Significance:
• It defines weather or climate conditions succinctly.
• It emphasizes regional variations in climate.
• It identifies climatic characteristics relevant to geography.
• It avoids incomprehensible or ambiguous expressions or homophones.
• It simplifies discussion of meteorological phenomena.
• It improves clarity in environmental descriptions.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "weather."
Singular noun: clime
Plural noun: climes
Past verb: climatized
Present simple verb: climatize, climatizes
Present continuous verb: climatizing
Examples:
• "The tropical clime provides abundant rainfall."
• "Desert climes feature ardent days and cold nights."
• "Mountainous regions have varied micro-climes."
• "Marine climes influence coastal cities’ temperatures."
• "Polar climes pose challenges for agriculture."
• "The tropical clime provides abundant rainfall."
• "Desert climes feature ardent days and cold nights."
• "Mountainous regions have varied micro-climes."
• "Marine climes influence coastal cities’ temperatures."
• "Polar climes pose challenges for agriculture."
Walter Clements
Walter Clements by NovemberIsDumb March 14, 2019
Clémence
1) A french word meaning indulgence or gentleness, the direct translation is clemency
2) A french name for a girl who is beautiful, smart, loving, open minded, an overall social butterfly, but is also strong and remains a true friend to you, even if you're broken and lost and she needs to carry some of your weight and share some of your pain to help you, and even if you have trouble letting people in, a girl who's always there for you.
2) A french name for a girl who is beautiful, smart, loving, open minded, an overall social butterfly, but is also strong and remains a true friend to you, even if you're broken and lost and she needs to carry some of your weight and share some of your pain to help you, and even if you have trouble letting people in, a girl who's always there for you.
A: You know Clémence?
B: Yeah, everyone does, she's great!
A: Well she's on of my best friends
B: Yeah, I see her with you all the time, she even turns down eating lunch with us to stay with you! What a great friend.
A: I know, I love her so much.
B: Yeah, everyone does, she's great!
A: Well she's on of my best friends
B: Yeah, I see her with you all the time, she even turns down eating lunch with us to stay with you! What a great friend.
A: I know, I love her so much.
Clémence by SunshineSucker December 29, 2014
ghetto wind chime
Any car with an alarm which is consistently activated by the slightest movement or vibration. Every low-income neighborhood has at least a few ghetto wind chimes present at all times. Frequently parked near sketch pads.
There are way too many ghetto wind chimes around here...they start sounding off every time a bird takes a shit on someone's windshield.
ghetto wind chime by Lârry Dângüs, esq. October 28, 2008