Did you know that the origin of liquor and #liquid is the Latin verb liquere, meaning 'to be fluid'.
Its use as a term for "an intoxicating alcoholic drink" appeared in the 16th century
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Did you know that the origin of liquor and #liquid is the Latin verb liquere, meaning 'to be fluid'.
Its use as a term for "an intoxicating alcoholic drink" appeared in the 16th century
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#StillLifePhotography #Photography #portrait #Januarty #写真
Roman "Liquére" Joch má tu česť moderovať panel s Medvedčukovcom Nicolasom Bayom. Aké to prekvapenie.
Ale AliPro ani Joch nie sú 🇷🇺 prokremeľskí! A ani pani Lexmann. 1/n
Roman "Liquére" Joch má tu česť moderovať panel s Medvedčukovcom Nicolasom Bayom. Aké to prekvapenie.
Ale AliPro ani Joch nie sú 🇷🇺 prokremeľskí! A ani pani Lexmann. 1/n
Postoj zaujíma jasný Postoj. Všímajte si to prosím. 2/2
Postoj zaujíma jasný Postoj. Všímajte si to prosím. 2/2
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Pronounced /ˈproʊ.lɪks/, prolix means tediously lengthy. From Latin "prolixus" ("extended"), it combines "pro" (forth) and "liquere" (to flow). In Middle English via Old French, it describes verbose communication. #WordOfTheDay #Etymology
Pronounced /ˈproʊ.lɪks/, prolix means tediously lengthy. From Latin "prolixus" ("extended"), it combines "pro" (forth) and "liquere" (to flow). In Middle English via Old French, it describes verbose communication. #WordOfTheDay #Etymology