It comes from a funeral home director.
Tenacious D is "a basketball term used by commentators to describe robust defensive positioning in basketball."
The term comes from the shipping term "drop shipment". Retailers of music typically receive shipments from their own central warehouse for cataloged on-hand titles to replenish inventory. The exception are "drop shipments" that are shipped (dropped) directly from the vendor. These "drop shipments" most often comprise of new releases that coincide with a specific release date.
The term 'golden ticket' became a common phrase after if was used in the film called Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. The reference to a 'golden ticket' means that someone has been given a excellent opportunity to get out of a bad or unpleasant situation.
There was great rejoicing! They hoped that all the legends would come true and that the river would flow golden once again. And while the short term events left them homeless, in the long term, trade once again flourished in the area.
shite will start to come out your mouth!!
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Os is the zoology term meaning mouth.
Occluded or atresic may be used to mean closed, depending on the context.
Stoma is the medical term for mouth or opening.
No such Medical term. You may call it Mouth holder
The nose is above the mouth.
In the front of the mouth, the biting surfaces are referred to as incisal edges. In the back of the mouth, the biting surfaces are reffered to as occlusal surfaces (occlusion is a dental term for how the teeth come together).
Mastication, commonly known as chewing, is the term for the mechanical breakdown of food in the mouth.
The medical term for the bones of the roof of the mouth is "palate."
The term "posterior" is used in biology and zoology to refer to structures located away from the mouth in animals. This term is commonly used to describe the direction or location of body parts in relation to the mouth.
In geography, the term "mouth" refers to the point where a river empties into a larger body of water, typically an ocean, sea, or lake. It is the opposite of the source of the river and marks the end of its journey.