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Whats the meaning of body proper? [duplicate] what is the meaning of it in the following sentence: These feelings are, in all likelihood, the primordial constituents of mind, based on direct signaling from the body proper
Why are animal names used as vulgar slang for body parts? 2 Asking this question in strict propriety out of genuine curiosity, why is that in (American) English animal-related names are used for vulgar names for the private body parts? In fact, all of the examples I can think of, at least one vulgar term for each body seems to come from an animal
grammar - Their body vs Their bodies when referring to people of . . . According to the rules of American Standard English (the most correct form of English in the world today) when referring to two or more people, “their bodies” is always correct “Their body” actually means two or more people share the very same body So, if you’re referring to conjoined twins, for example, who have two heads but share one body between them (who usually have actually
Verb for pressing upper and lower lips together? Here is the relevant definition from Changing Minds' glossary on body language, specifically lip positioning: Sucked in When lips are sucked into the mouth or turned under so the red part of the lips are hidden ('swallowing the lips'), this can indicate that the person is thinking and uncertain about something, which could easily be bad news
How did the word beaver come to be associated with vagina? The King was visiting recently at Cambridge, and as he entered the hall where the students were assembled almost the whole undergraduate body arose to their feet with the shout of "Royal Beaver! Game, set, match!" One thing must be noted The game still has an element of politeness or at least chivalry