Nu denk ik voor 25% dat the Charlotte in de jumbo anemoonstraat de Charlotte van Pia de jong en Robbert dijkgraaf is, maar ze lijkt me te jong, tenzij ze niet 18 jaar maar 20-22 was en ik heb geen zin om weer naar de bibliotheek te gaan om dr leeftijd na te gaan en het maakt verder niet uit, het ken me niks meer schele

 

Anu Garg on words

“Each word comes with a biography. These words have fascinating stories to tell, if only we take the time to listen.”

Dec 6, 2016 This week’s theme Illustrated words This week’s words succulent marmorean afflatus peregrination ostentatious Illustration: Leah Palmer Preiss       A.Word.A.Day with Anu Garg marmorean, also marmoreal PRONUNCIATION: (mahr-MOHR-ee-uhn)  MEANING: adjective: Resembling marble or a marble statue, for example, in smoothness, whiteness, hardness, coldness, or aloofness. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin marmor (marble). Earliest documented use: 1656. USAGE: “The museum is housed in a large marmorean white building.” William Wilson; Surprising Mix at New Museum; Los Angeles Times; Apr 13, 1987. See more usage examples of marmorean in Vocabulary.com’s dictionary. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: A timid question will always receive a confident answer. -Charles John Darling, lawyer, judge, and politician (6 Dec 1849-1936)