What's one really cool word for today? Part 12?

Last Answer : answer:Meniscus (from memory) the curve at the top of a column of mercury or water in a cylinder (such as the barrel of a thermometer or barometer), caused by the surface tension of the fluid and ... . * You did ask for cool , and thermometer popped into my thoughts. That was just serendipitous.

What's one really cool word for today? Part 3.

Description : What's one really cool word for today? Part 3.

Last Answer : Whatchamacallit

What's one really cool word for today? Part deuce.

Description : What's one really cool word for today? Part deuce.

Last Answer : answer:Schnitzel German for kind of noodle and it tickles my tongue to say it. [schnitzelschnitzelschnitzel]

What's one really cool word for today?

Description : What's one really cool word for today?

Last Answer : answer:sanguine can mean either bloodthirsty or confident, optimistic

From one to ten, how cool are you? How did you get that way? What makes you think you are or aren't cool? And who decides this?

Description : From one to ten, how cool are you? How did you get that way? What makes you think you are or aren't cool? And who decides this?

Last Answer : If cool is the opposite of geek, then one.

How do you change dog to cat, jump to pool and cool to warm?

Description : How do you change dog to cat, jump to pool and cool to warm?

Last Answer : jump -> pump -> pomp -> poop -> pool

The Symbolic meaning of Dust of Snow is-(a) Particles of snow (b) Cool weather (c) White mountains (d) Healing power of nature

Description : The Symbolic meaning of Dust of Snow is-(a) Particles of snow (b) Cool weather (c) White mountains (d) Healing power of nature

Last Answer : (d) Healing power of nature

Why is the word "cool" still such a popular word used today?

Description : Why is the word "cool" still such a popular word used today?

Last Answer : You raise a really good point. Words like neat and swell left, but what's so special about cool ? I really have no idea. I use the word cool 3-4 times a day, sometimes more. I use ... one of the words they used is still acceptable for that reason. (But then again, what happened to groovy?)

Would the word "lady" be a proper term for a woman as the word "gentleman" might be for a man? Is there even any distinction between the two or does it not matter at all really?

Description : Would the word "lady" be a proper term for a woman as the word "gentleman" might be for a man? Is there even any distinction between the two or does it not matter at all really?

Last Answer : They are equivalent, it’s just that “lady” has been taken into common usage as a synonym for “woman,” where “gentleman” has not. I blame Jerry Lewis.

What part of the country uses the word kiddo to refer to a child?

Description : What part of the country uses the word kiddo to refer to a child?

Last Answer : I think it’s a new thing and I’m not fond of it.

What are some cool phrases the young folk are saying today to stay current when dating much younger people?

Description : What are some cool phrases the young folk are saying today to stay current when dating much younger people?

Last Answer : As long as you don’t refer to facebook as ”the facebook” you should be fine.

English versus English: British and American (or Australian, Canadian et al) - what's the difference, really?

Description : English versus English: British and American (or Australian, Canadian et al) - what's the difference, really?

Last Answer : You’re avin’ a giraffe ain’t ya? There’s busloads of differences!

To how many degrees did the narrator turn as per the instructions from the Paris Control Room? a) 12 b) 13 c) 14 d) 15

Description : To how many degrees did the narrator turn as per the instructions from the Paris Control Room? a) 12 b) 13 c) 14 d) 15

Last Answer : a) 12

How many children did Shakespeare have? A. 3 B. 5 C. 8 D. 12

Description : How many children did Shakespeare have? A. 3 B. 5 C. 8 D. 12

Last Answer : 3

When did Christopher Marlow die? A. 30 May 1593 B. 12 September 1598 C. 26 April 1601 D. 15 February 1611

Description : When did Christopher Marlow die? A. 30 May 1593 B. 12 September 1598 C. 26 April 1601 D. 15 February 1611

Last Answer : 30 May 1593

When was Christopher Marlowe baptized? A. 26 February 1564 B. 12 January 1569 C. 30 April 1560 D. 10 October 1547

Description : When was Christopher Marlowe baptized? A. 26 February 1564 B. 12 January 1569 C. 30 April 1560 D. 10 October 1547

Last Answer : 26 February 1564

Do you think I'm really obsessed with England?(please answer seriously not jokingly)

Description : Do you think I'm really obsessed with England?(please answer seriously not jokingly)

Last Answer : Maybe you lived there and were killed in ww2 , maybe it’s some of your past life that is still with you.

What words in a language you know that is other than English, seem really funny to an English speaker?

Description : What words in a language you know that is other than English, seem really funny to an English speaker?

Last Answer : If you want an Italian to leave you alone, you say” Non parlare, piu con me.” “Piu con me” sounds exactly like “puke on me.”

Do you really think that illegal immigrants don't try enough to learn the english language?

Description : Do you really think that illegal immigrants don't try enough to learn the english language?

Last Answer : what language?

What are your favorite words that sound bad but really aren't?

Description : What are your favorite words that sound bad but really aren't?

Last Answer : answer:Masticate. It means “to chew”, but for some reason anyone who hears it spoken hears “Masturbate”. Also, being a female and trying to tell people I was once a Thespian is a little awkward. People always hear “Lesbian”.

Why the last part of "You know what they say about assumptions, ..."?

Description : Why the last part of "You know what they say about assumptions, ..."?

Last Answer : Because the word _ “assume”_ ends in – me. The word is not “assu.”

Question about a part of this Facebook viral video?

Description : Question about a part of this Facebook viral video?

Last Answer : It sounds like “Did you bash up the dog?” which might be some British slang. It’s not a term I’ve ever heard there though.

Question about a part of this Facebook video?

Description : Question about a part of this Facebook video?

Last Answer : Meatloaf

Question about some part of the transcript of this moving YouTube video?

Description : Question about some part of the transcript of this moving YouTube video?

Last Answer : And at 3:02 did he say “that light something is scaring me”?

Do you ever read the comments in Youtube? I just noticed them - and they are a far cry from Fluther's standards for the most part.

Description : Do you ever read the comments in Youtube? I just noticed them - and they are a far cry from Fluther's standards for the most part.

Last Answer : I think it’s what is referred to as the “lowest common denominator”. Reading youtube comments is not good for your health.

How would I cite this part of a poem in MLA format?

Description : How would I cite this part of a poem in MLA format?

Last Answer : I think this has what you want.

Who wants to play the five-worded, alphabetic alliteration game (part two)?

Description : Who wants to play the five-worded, alphabetic alliteration game (part two)?

Last Answer : Asian acrobats are amazingly agile.

Who wants to play the acronym chain game? Part 2!

Description : Who wants to play the acronym chain game? Part 2!

Last Answer : SECND

Can you think of some body part idioms?

Description : Can you think of some body part idioms?

Last Answer : arm twisting navel-gazing

Ellipsis: Part Deux?

Description : Ellipsis: Part Deux?

Last Answer : My suggestion: remove the interrogative from the wording. Simply make it: With our services you can… – Order any time of hour, – Pay when you receive payment from distributors, – Terminate your contracts whenever you want. — “Order any time of hour”?!?! How about, “Order any time day or night”?

Regarding Wanda being teased, Miss Mason was (a) in denial that such behaviour was possible by her students. (b) aware, but didn‘t want to discuss it with the students. (c) unaware that the students were frequently teasing Wanda. (d) of the belief that such behaviour was a normal part of growing up.

Description : Regarding Wanda being teased, Miss Mason was (a) in denial that such behaviour was possible by her students. (b) aware, but didn‘t want to discuss it with the students. (c) unaware that the students were frequently teasing Wanda. (d) of the belief that such behaviour was a normal part of growing up.

Last Answer : (c) unaware that the students were frequently teasing Wanda.

What's the term for a long word that's made up of two shorter ones?

Description : What's the term for a long word that's made up of two shorter ones?

Last Answer : Compound word.

What's the word for a round object rotating in some or all directions?

Description : What's the word for a round object rotating in some or all directions?

Last Answer : Anti gravity or centafugal force.

What's a word from your childhood that was unique to your family, or that you never hear anymore?

Description : What's a word from your childhood that was unique to your family, or that you never hear anymore?

Last Answer : Bumper. This was the word we used to call the end of the loaf of bread. I never liked the bumpers.

What's a word that means toxic, but in a good way?

Description : What's a word that means toxic, but in a good way?

Last Answer : Consuming?

What's a word you like to say?

Description : What's a word you like to say?

Last Answer : sussurus insalubrious tintinnabulation

What's a sophisticated sounding word for explaining something well?

Description : What's a sophisticated sounding word for explaining something well?

Last Answer : Erudite Succinct Concise To the point Accurate Competent

What's the longest English word you can make using only vowels?

Description : What's the longest English word you can make using only vowels?

Last Answer : answer:The longest one I’m aware of is euouae, which has very little (or no?) use in current day language, but is listed in the Guinness book for longest vowel-only word. When it comes to longest consecutive vowels – queueing is a favourite.

What's the most over-used word in the English language?

Description : What's the most over-used word in the English language?

Last Answer : personally I cringe at the word ‘actually’ at the start of a sentence, but maybe that’s just me.

Maintain 850 OC for 1 hour (soaking time).  Cool the material to 60 OC in 4 hours. a) Calculate the efficiency of the furnace, if the specific heat of steel is 0.12 kcal/kgOC and fuel oil consumption per batch is 1400 litres.  GCV of fuel oil - 10200 kcal/kg,  Cost of fuel oil - Rs. 46,000/kL,  Sp. gr. of fuel oil - 0.92. b) Due to high cost of oil, the plant management decides to convert to a lower operating cost LPG fired furnace lined on the inside with ceramic fibre insulation and with an operating efficiency of 80%, for same requirement. The investment towards installation of the new furnace is Rs. 50 lakhs. Calculate the Return on Investment, if the plant operates two batches per day and 250 days in a year.  Cost of LPG - Rs. 75/kg,  GCV of LPG - 12500 kcal/kg.

Description : In a heat treatment shop, steel components are heat-treated in batches of 80 Tons. The heat treatment cycle is as follows;  Increase temperature from 30 OC to 850 OC in 3 hours.  ... efficiency of 80%, for same requirement. The investment towards installation of the new furnace is Rs. 50

Last Answer : Quantity of steel treated per batch - 80 Tons a. Efficiency of Furnace: Useful heat supplied to steel - 80000 x 0.12 x (850 - 30) = 7872000 kcal/batch .1 mark Total heat ... = Rs. 64400/batch Efficiency of new LPG furnace - 80% Heat supplied in new LPG furnace - 7872000/0.8

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