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- 20-Jun-2004, 09:35 #11
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I feel better already.
- 22-Jun-2004, 08:19 #13
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Threadstarter / Original Poster How about "yellow"?
Can it be used other ways apart from the color yellow?
- 22-Jun-2004, 08:25 #14
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Originally Posted by Eway
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has a yellow streak (noun)
is yellow-bellied (adjective)
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- 22-Jun-2004, 18:11 #15
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Teacher The paper yellowed with age. (verb) Originally Posted by Casiopea Originally Posted by Eway
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has a yellow streak (noun)
is yellow-bellied (adjective)
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- 22-Jun-2004, 21:06 #16
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Red for C/S. :wink:
- 04-Oct-2004, 03:35 #17
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Threadstarter / Original Poster One more question about color...err...hope it wouldn't be too unpleasant...
In English,
is the color "brown" sometimes used to refer to human excrement?
:?
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- 04-Oct-2004, 08:29 #18
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Not to my knowledge. Originally Posted by Eway One more question about color...err...hope it wouldn't be too unpleasant...
In English,
is the color "brown" sometimes used to refer to human excrement? :?
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