David M. Shribman, Globe Staff
plural of the past participle oflead(v.), thus "one who is led" (by a lord). Liberman derives it from Old Norseladd"hose; woolen stocking." "The development must have been from 'stocking,' 'foolish youth' to 'youngster of inferior status' and (with an ameliorated meaning) to 'young...
First you play the role of li yang fang and then the role of Susan you partner Mike has and Kim sun you are at the airport to meet you visitor you know each other so great you visit first talk with him and then take him to the hotel. Pledged to meet you representative someone answe...
Students now were less likely to use scientific terms (e.g., penis and intercourse) and gross terms (e.g., cunt), and they were more likely to use no word at all to refer to their own or their partner's genitalia.The use of scientific terms was expected to increase and the use ...
German might just have the word you are looking for where English falls short. See this list of some untranslatable German words.
'Cheese' has taken on a number of meanings and uses that have nothing at all to do with food. Among them are 'cheese-eater', which is an informant, 'nipcheese', which is a miser, and many more.
There’s no denying that we entrepreneurs want to make money. And there’s nothing wrong with this – after all, most of us are unabashed capitalists. But just focusing on the money can lead to a hollow existence. Money is a commodity and eventually we find ourselves feeling like the pro...
Now, more than ever, it is imperative for us to lead by example and instil compassion in our students’ hearts, an essential ingredient for a healthy, morally driven society.As our children’s most powerful influencers, we are their conduit to the world. The way we interact and talk about...
Christopher L. Gasper
Bennett, nicknamed The Mailman (because of a hat he wore years ago), reportedly had long wanted to lead the University of Georgia football team as quarterback. After beating Alabama on Monday night, Bennett was asked during an interview what his success means for the "little guy" who tr...