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99 Metaphors for Love

As this rich collection of 99 metaphors demonstrates, love has been compared to everything from a jewel and a fevered dream to a snowmobile and an exploding cigar.

Signs That a Woman Is Interested in a Man

Women are constantly checking guys out. Just as guys check out girls, women study men, it's just that they are more subtle about it. Recognizing and understanding the flirting signals can make the connecting easier and reduce the number of strikeouts.

Beverages

Learn the names of common beverages in Mandarin Chinese with this Mandarin Chinese vocabulary list. Entries include audio files for pronunciation practice of Mandarin Chinese beverages.

Traditional Nose Rings

Traditional nose rings are a form of body decoration worn by insertion through a purpose-made piercing in the tissue of the nostril or septum. Popular in some cultures from earliest times, nose rings have become increasingly fashionable in western societies where a tradition of nose piercing did not

Get Rhetorical With Italian Figures of Speech

In Italian a figure of speech is an expression of the language, such as simile, metaphor, or personification, by which the usual or literal meaning of a word is not employed.

Inartistic Proofs in Rhetoric

In classical rhetoric, inartistic proofs are means of persuasion that are not created by a speaker--proofs that are applied rather than invented.

Why Are Naval Ships Referred to As She?

Naval ships have been called "she" from the time of the Phoenicians to the 21st Century. The explanations for using the feminine pronoun to refer to ships were as numerous the ships themselves and often came from men.