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Mid-adulthood is the seventh stage of Erikson’s theory. This stage involves the conflict Generativity vs. stagnation. Generativity means to have been successful in raising their life and their own children. Success means the person would be very beneficial to others in this world, thus having a feeling of positive accomplishment in life. Failure leads to basically having a sense of failure in life by not being needed by anybody else for most of the person’s life.
Maturity (502)
Maturity is the final stage of Erikson’s theory. This stage involves the conflict Ego integrity vs. despair. Ego Integrity is fulfillment in the persons life under all the benefits he passed on in this world. The person feels success in himself and passes wisdom to his family from his youth experiences. Failure means that the person has despair looking back on his life and only causing trouble in this world, not benefiting it, unable to share wisdom statements to his family because it will only surprise them.
Successful emotions or feelings (503)
Erikson’s and Maslow’s theory of successes are all true, but in different ways. Success can be achieved in multiple ways. The most effective emotion to success is self-esteem, but there are emotions that are also helpful. A sense of positivity and happiness can lead to getting self-esteem.
What others may think of you (504)
Another person relative to the person you are is in your peer group. A peer group is a group of people similar to your age, such as school classmates of the same stage of Erikson’s theory. Peer groups accept you as you. Cults however do accept you, but because they admire your specific personality and/or sel-image. Cults are not peer groups. Gangs are negative peer groups that tend to disobey laws under the control of them. A gang is not one person, but it’s multiple people that always accept new members, or even force new members in the gang. In other words, different groups see different sides of you, your positive or your negative or your normal.
Peer pressure (505)
Peer pressure means making a person do something against his will that other groups think is cool, such as a dare. The advice here is not to succumb to peer pressure. If your self-esteem is high, then you will most likely think before succumbing. It impacts you, so you need to decide whether the impact is right or wrong or beneficial or not to your life. If you think it’s not, the group may laugh at the person. The person has to stand up and just walk away no matter what they do to him. This is the perfect test for a person’s refusal skills.
Chapter 24: How you becomes you
The theory of reproduction (506)
You are you generally because of God and his creation of the first man on standing, Adam. Adam then got committed to another female person, Eve. They have children, then there children had children, and so on with the multiplication. Now the world has trillions of people and animals and living things in it. The key word for multiplication of living things is reproduction. All living things reproduce because they have DNA. DNA is the genetic information most living things have stored in their cells’ nuclei. That DNA has to multiply in order to create a new living organism. All cells have one pair of DNA, but can multiply the DNA in many different processes.
Parental Heredity (507)
You are you because of your biological parents. A parent is either a mom or dad. A mom is female, and the dad is male. The opposite genders play a role in having their child’s somewhat identical inheritance to each of his parents. Inheritance means the child shares some traits the mother are father has, such as hair color, eye color, skin color, race, and even linguistics. This happens to every child living here because their parents DNA got transferred from one end to the other, having 2 pairs of DNA make a new genetically different particle. DNA has all of the persons genetic information, that is why everybody living is physically different, every by a little speck of hair or coloration.
How parents first meet (508)
Parents meet by dating each other, having been successful in social health in the young adulthood stage of Erikson’s theory. Most likely every person has multiple relationships through life. Usually their final life long relationship is the one when the male and female really do love each other. Once their love has been committed over the course of 1-4 years of dating, they probably decided to get married traditionally or to elope. Marriage is a long term commitment, and success in it leads to having children. Marriage is good when a couple plan to have children because both of them understand each other, which can lead to successfully raising a child.
Chromosomes information genes(509)
DNA has chromosomes which are the basic genetic information for a person. The genes in the chromosomes are either dominant or recessive. Genes are mostly dominant because dominant means most common traits people have worldwide. A recessive gene is either completely recessive, or a mix of dominancy and recessive genes. A dominant male person would have brown eyes and black hair with white skin. A recessive make person would have blue or green eyes with blonde hair and white skin. If a couple were to get married and have a child if the wife’s eyes were blue with blonde hair, and the husbands eyes were brown with black hair, there is low chance the baby will carry the wife’s hair and eye color, but a high chance he will carry the husbands hair and eye color because his gene dominates her gene, being more common in the generation. Each set of DNA has 46 chromosomes, meaning there are 46 inherited traits a person has. The chromosomes are known as XX for a female, and XY for a male.
Male genetics (510)
A male has XY chromosomes in his DNA, meaning he has the human body applied to male genetic organs. The genetic area of any person is around their waste. The general male organ that is responsible for having a baby in the male’s perspective is the penis. The penis is connected to another genetic male organ called the testicles, or testes. That is known as the sperm factory. Sperm are very tiny cells that contain the copies males or females genetic information as well as the father’s inheritance (either XX or XY chromosomes). There are 2 testes in all males that both produce sperm. Some non-reproductive capabilities a male has are steroids that help them build muscle. That’s why it is easier to build muscle in a man’s body than in a woman’s body.
Female Genetics (511)
A female has XX chromosomes in her DNA, meaning she has the human body applied to female genetic organs. The woman’s genetic organs are around her waist and breasts. A woman has a vagina that is connected with 2 fallopian tubes. The intersection of the fallopian tubes makes an ovum from the woman’s ovaries. That’s a little egg that flows in either the left or right fallopian tube. The egg has a possibility to be seized by a sperm cell from a male.
Puberty (512)
Before a baby can be made, the male and female cannot reproduce because they need to pass the sub-stage of adolescence called puberty. Puberty is the process was a person’s genitals begin to take action and hormones. In a male, the penis enlarges and becomes erect when he sees something “sexy” to his liking of women. Having the penis erect means sperm is underway to produce in the testes. In a female, she begins to make ova once every 29 days. When the ova is releases without being seized by sperm, it leaks out of her vagina with some blood in going to the bathroom. That is called menstruation, or otherwise known as the period. That is an indication that the girl has reached puberty. Also, when a women or girl thinks a man is “sexy”, they become attracted and their vagina’s become moist. This stage usually begins at the age of 12 on average in life.
Foreplay (513)
Once puberty is complete, boys are on to girls, and girls are on the boys. Foreplay is a process before a couple has sex when they warm up their genetic organs. This process is sometimes ignored, but it is optional, not so important. This is why people don’t have sex on the first date.
The process of sex (514)
When the couple decides to do so, they have unprotected sex. Unprotected sex is when there is a high possibility of getting the female pregnant. This is called sexual intercourse, the process where a man’s penis enters the woman’s vagina to get sperm into her vagina and fallopian tubes, locating an ovum. Once a single sperm enters an egg, all the other sperm die off and the sperm enters inside the egg, seizing it. That egg does not get released, so the woman’s menstruation periods are over once after intercourse. The period when the sperm seizes the woman’s genitals, that is the exciting period of sex called an orgasm.
Sex addicts/rapists (515)
Some mentally unhealthy people get drunk have sex several times without actually knowing. Unwanted sex by a partner is called rape, and the rapist can be prosecuted and charged as a felony. Sex shouldn’t be unwanted because both partners need to agree on it. If the partners like having sex if they agree on it, they can have sex as much as they wish. All pretty girls out there should watch out for any suspicious guys and hoboes because they could be rapists or molesters because they are drunk with nothing else to do but harass girls. This is very dangerous being outside at night, alone, idling on the streets.
Protected sex (516)
Say a couple already have enough kids being raised but still want to have sex. Or if a young couple wants to have sex without getting pregnant, it is possibly. Condoms are the effective method of safe sex. These little plastic latex baggies get put on a penis and vagina of a couple and they can experience sex with an 85% chance of not getting the girl pregnant. The only way that’s 100% effective for getting a girl pregnant is abstinence, meaning not having anal sex.
Masturbation (517)
Boys and girls get sexually excited when they think something or someone is sexy. When they are in private areas, they tend to masturbate. That means they touch their genitals until the excitement is over. A couple can do this to themselves to make the flow of sex easy in the process of foreplay. This is normal, now diseases can be passed on with this action.
Pregnancy tests (518)
A pregnancy test is a test the woman takes after had sex with a man to see if she is pregnant or not. If she is, that means her period did not happen, and she is expecting a baby in 9 months from that point. If she is, she goes to a doctor to have her x-rayed.
Gender identification time (519)
It is the father’s sperm that decides what gender the baby will be. The sperm cell that seized the egg is either XX or XY. Say the doctor tells them they are expecting a girl, then the father had an XX sperm cell seize the mother’s egg. Gender identification time for a child is determined during the 5th month of pregnancy. As a baby develops in the mother’s stomach, the brain and skull develop first, followed by the heart and body, then genetic organs and legs and feet.
Challenge of Birth (520)
Birth is the moment the parents have been waiting for all their life. Of course, the mother must go through so much pain during labor to give birth, but it all pays off once the parents hold a little miracle in their hands. They express their emotions with tears of joy bringing a human to life as God gave them a living person to challenge to take care of. Most parent’s accept that challenge, but unfortunately, some do not because they are uneducated in terms of responsibility and parenting. They then give the child up for adoption. Parent’s may even accept more than one child to parent.
Types of multiple babies (521)
In rare occasions, a father’s sperm can carry 2, 3, or even 4 or 5 sets of the same chromosome identities, either exactly the same, or somewhat the same. This is when fraternal and identical twins. Identical twins have the nearly exact same DNA. Fraternal twins are like brothers that have been given birth within 10 minutes, without the exact same DNA. Twins have to be the same gender. Identical triplets and quadruplets are even rarer and rarer as the number increases. This is not a birth defect or anything; it is normal, but rare.
This is it (522)
To sum up everything here, the statement below gives the author’s definition of life and living it:
The proper definition of life in my own words is a challenge our creator, God, gives us to enjoy and experiment with the world He made until He decides we had had enough time to enjoy and experiment with His creation, otherwise known as death to heaven with the angels if God believes we did follow the rules of living, or losing the eternal life if we caused trouble and took much advantage of living on this world.
Glossary
Ambition- An earnest distinction for some type of achievement or distinction, as power, honor, fame, or wealth, and the willingness to strive for its attainment. My ambition is to become a fire fighter.
Achievement (10)- something accomplished, especially by superior ability, special effort, great courage etc.; a great or heroic deed. I need to get achievement in driving a car.
Acknowledgement- Recognition of the existence or truth of something or an expression of appreciation. I acknowledged my friend’s idea.
Appreciation (491)- gratitude or thankful recognition; the act of estimating the qualities of things and giving them their proper value. I showed appreciation to my sister for her birthday gift for me, even if I didn’t like it.
Affair- an intense, amorous relationship of short duration. My definition of an affair is a two way relationship usually when a man cheats on his wife by going out with another women he prefers more; a negative act of social health. My dad had an affair with his ex.
Actual- A way something or someone is that is real about them or it; exact. Those are my actual parents.
Argument- A social process that explains 2 or more separate sides of a conflict that has a positive and negative aspect. An argument results in negative actions because a person thinks they are right, but the others think that they are right, so they furiously debate. I don’t want to start an argument about getting this brand new car because our car needs repairs
Admiration- The process were a person shows a positive emotion towards something or someone, usually giving it a statement from his heart that shows his appreciation toward it or a person. I showed admiration
Adolescence- A stage of Erikson’s theory of life were a person develops social skills, thus also having a sense of self-identification in order to develop somewhat successful relationships.
Ask- the process of stating a question to somebody which will possibly lead to an answer unless that person doesn’t know the answer.
Answer - The process of providing a true or false statement in response to a question being asked by somebody else.
Alliteration- A sentence fragment used in poetry were the same consonant sound is repeated throughout a line or statement.
Animal- any living thing that has no cell walls that are heterotrophic and respire organisms that wonder around Earth, living a life.
Brain- An organ every animal has, usually mentioned in terms of a human, that controls all of the body’s activities. If this organ does not function or dies, the organism dies because it cannot perfom any movements or activities needed to survive.
Basics - The simplest type of instruction there is for any process or topic that exists.
Because- a word used before stating an explanation after asking a question starting with “why”.
BC – an expansive time period before Jesus Christ’s birth, also known as Before Common Era for other religions.
Birth- a process where an animal makes a new animal with relation to the animal it came from, a mother and father who sexually reproduced and created offspring that later will come to life.
Birthday- A day of celebration or commemoration of a human that marks the years going forward from his actual date of birth especially with his loved ones
Break - 1) a short time relaxation period from work where a person gets his head together or concentrating on something or then he was currently doing.2) To damage or stop something from working that has to be fixed; usually leads to a conflict or argument.
Box- a three dimensional container, plastic or cardboard, that can store anything for storage, coming in various sizes and shapes, typically rectangular.
Bird - a type of living organism that has its own phylum in the classification system that has the ability to fly, with the exclusion of penguins, and lay eggs for females.
Bystander- A person who sees an intensive conflict or fight that doesn’t do anything but watch, not participating in the disruption.
Bicycle- A 2 wheeled (sometimes considered a vehicle) mechanism with pedals that is a method of transportation for a person as he pedals with his feet with a certain level of intensity and steers by curving the front wheel to the angle needed to turn to, resulting as a good exercise opportunity for the person riding it.
Bring- To take something to another location that is not needed in the current location, but is needed at another.
Back- 1) the reverse side view of a person that consists of the spine and reverse rib cage extending from the clavicle (shoulders) to the sacrum (buttocks). 2) the process of moving to the reverse direction to the starting point again.
Bus- a vehicle that provides transportation to the public for a small fee or a special group to a known destination that can hold a capacity of up to 65 people depending on the vehicles length.
Breath- the process of inserting oxygen into an animal’s body via the nose or mouth that goes to the lungs, and then goes back out through either the nose or mouth.
Beg- the process of pleading to somebody to ask them for something they have trouble acknowledging.
Begin- the process of starting an act or event.
Brainstorm- The ability to think very strongly about one very complicated topic, event, or question leading to an exceptional answer.
Build- the process of constructing anything from small ingredients to a complex structure; constructing a thought to form an idea.
Bake- the process of combining cooking ingredients to create a more delicious pastry that usually gets put in an oven for the pastry to rise or become more concrete.
Commitment- a legal declaration that signifies a person is known to carry out a long term relationship with someone or something else.
Contract- A legal declaration that, when signed, tells a person what to do and what not to do in a commitment. Signing it will declare that the person is subjected to follow the rules stated in it. Failure to do so will result in breaking the commitment and possibly facing court.
College- the last level of education in a person’s life that leads the person to possibly be successful in one specific subject the person prefers to get employment referring to the subject studied.
Childhood- the stage in life, however not in Erikson’s theory, were an infant becomes a toddler going forward until the stage of adolescence is reached, as wells as the pubic stage as the child matures.
Court- The place in every district that decides upon situations that excess a conflict to becoming disobedient to the state or federal laws referring to a possible suspect who is charged either with guilty or innocent by a court judge.
Challenge- A difficult activity that is based on a topic a specific person that is not really familiar with it.
Christian - A person sharing the religion that believes in Jesus and God trying to respect the 10 commandments through their life, reading the Holy Bible.
Christmas- A holiday landing on December 25th that celebrates Jesus’s birthday with family gatherings and the opening of presents showing respect for Jesus.
Concern- A thought that is important that gets in the way of a person’s life for a short time.
Concentrate - The ability to brainstorm on a specific topic for a longer duration than a brainstorm.
Criminal- A person who disobeys the law constantly by robbing houses, stores, and commit murder’s. These people are very dangerous and are wanted by the police.
Consonant- a letter in any language that cannot be stretched with a sound.
Composite - A number that is not prime with factors multiplied that equal that number.
Cell - The basic unit of structure and function of all living organisms that contain organelles that perform different activities that benefit an organism.
Computer - An advanced piece of technology that stores and records information on a hard disk drive and can make and help us with modern day calculations and provide us with a way to access a network to connect to the internet.
Creation - a piece of art or thought that a person made that is considered somewhat special or unique.
Class- 1) a group of students separated in rooms within a school 2) the 3rd section of the classification system of science.
Climax - The most exciting part of a story or movie with its main conflict in action
Comprehension- The mental process of converting a reading to imagining what is described mentally, trying to analyze your imagination of it with facts and your own thoughts.
Comparing- Taking a look at two unlike things and see what they have in relation to each other.
Continue - to proceed with a process, action, event, or work after a while.
Car - An economic vehicle that transports people to their destinations in private.
Conversation- A talk with 2 or more people discussing idea’s and thought’s on one topic
Conservation- the process of being economic by limiting usage of energy sources
Crazy- a slang term that defines a person as abnormal in a mental or physical way that is very expressive.
Cable - A connection with a network company that gives the ability to power a phone and television with channel options
Cord- a wire that can be plugged into an outlet
Coffee - A beverage that is rich in caffeine that is very popular with a bitter but decent taste, usually served in the morning hours either black or with crème and essentials.
Cycle- 1) a repetitive process a person goes through (once completed, then repeated). 2) a suffix of any 2- wheel vehicle or transportation method
Complete - the state of finishing any process, usually long term.
Competition- an event were 2 or a group of people play for accomplishment or success on the same event on both sides, with a winning side, and a losing side, with the winning side gaining accomplishment.
Construction- the process of building a complex structure
Condom- a piece of plastic that is put in the genetic organs of 2 people to have protected sex with a chance to not get the girl pregnant
Condiments- Any canned ingredients found in the kitchen
Cabinet- a small storage unit for kitchen condiments and/or utensils
Closet- a small storage unit for clothes and other supplies in the bedrooms of a house
Cellar- a large storage un i t for large amounts of supplies, usually that are boxed in the basement of a house.
Clean- the process of making a disorganized and messy place look neater
Close - 1) anything that is not open, but sealed or shutdown 2)the process of sealing or shutting down a business 3) being very near to something or somebody, usually causing discomfort to the person.
Clause- a part of a statement that is either dependent or independent (claus) upon its punctuation structure.
Claustrophobia- The personal fear of being enclosed with limited space or among a lot of people or stuff.
Comma- a punctuation in the English Language that splits a clause with a brief pause while reciting the statement, thus reciting a different concept within the same statement.
Colon- a punctuation in the English Language that allows a list of events relating to the introduction to succumb in a statement between the introduction and the actual list in a statement.
Circumference- the mathematical measure of distance around a circular or semicircular shape.
Circumlocution- the process of sounding out synonyms or things that relate that describe the word that cannot be said due to not remembering it.
Collapse - the process when a structure breaks down, thus getting dismembered with debris.
Citrus- any fruit that contains critic acid, an aromatic compound with a sour taste; rich in lemons
Chemical- molecular substances with a certain concentration of different compounds or elements that make up living things.
Chemistry- the study of chemical science
Crisis- a critical situation that causes a problem
Catastrophe- An extremely critical situation that results in death, damage, and multiple problems within a wide range
Clothes- a series of fabrics that cover a person’s body for warmth, protection, and privacy.
Costume- a type of clothing that characterizes a person to show enthusiasm towards that character by dressing in a similar way, most commonly on Halloween.
Card- a small rectangular piece of plastic or cardboard, usually laminated, that is used in card games or for financial reasons to store money on it and manage it.
Credit- the amount of your achievement you put into your accomplishment; either no, some, all, or extra.
Conduct- the rating of a way a person behaves to do work.
Conductor- 1) the term used in physical science that describes an object that transfers or transports any type of energy 2) a person who conducts, most commonly in a train
Composer- a person who delivers musical notation to an orchestra in terms of high pitch or low pitch using hand gestures with a wand.
Crack- a split that usually breaks an object apart from a whole
Color- anything we see when we look at it in terms of how it looks.
Corner- a place that is a vertex were a person usually hides or spies
Coefficient- the algebraic term where a number lies with a variable next to it, thus multiplying it by whatever the variable is.
Constant- 1) the act of repetition of an action 2) the algebraic term when a number lies without a variable in an equation.
Consideration- thinking about something that impact a conflict or dilemma in a positive way.
Contribution- joining in on an event or participating in it to receive credit.
Chest- the upper part of the ribs in the human body that make up the breasts.
Chef- a person who cooks in a professional way or delicious way.
Cook- 1) a person who makes food by combining ingredients 2) the process of making food
Collaboration- technical adjustments or loads that benefit a system or computer.
Company- the place that is in charge of a specific name of production.
Confirmation- the process of absolute agreement
Condition- the way anything stands as opposed to its status or look.
Candy - a sweet treat that people eat that is contaminated with sugar and chemicals, but is addictive.
Count- the process of looking at multiple of the same items to see how many there are exactly.
Cough- the process when a person extract something from a congested or itchy throat.
Client- a person that associates with an unfamiliar specialist such as a lawyer or accountant.
Cash- any amount of money that is withdrawn from an ATM, also known as bucks or bills.
Change- 1) to do something else or switch positions 2) coins fractionate to a dollar.
Currency- the different types of money accepted worldwide in a specific country with exchange rates with other countries.
Country- any region with its own federal government and laws, linguistics, religion, and culture.
County- a section of a state that has cities or towns within it with similar zip codes.
Clever- the process of giving good ideas that are “ thought of outside the box “.
Curious- the act of being attached to an event you are not that familiar with which interests you or is new to you.
Caution- the process of awareness of your actions.
Cheap- something that is worthless because it is inexpensive, used in a positive or negative way.
Depression- an emotion of sadness and negativity due to an unsuccessful achievement. Depression can be contagious or wide spread that effects a lot of people negatively.
Destiny- the predicted future of oneself based upon their successes and losses to this point of their lives.
Differen t- things that are not common between 2 or more compared things, but are common in one or more in them, but not to at least one.
Difference- The substitution of the mathematical term that when a bigger number is taken away by another numbers value, with the answer being the difference of those numbers.
Desperate- the feeling of really wanting to do something that requires taking significant measures to relieve this feeling.
Death- the process of cancellation in ones life; the process of an electrical item shutting down.
Desk- a small table a student uses and sits at during a class.
Dark- a blackness either at night, or in an unlit space.
Deaf- the disability in which a person may have that mutes or decreases his hearing caused by damage to the ear drum by being exposed to loudness.
Drum- a musical percussion instrument that originated in Africa and passed on. Used by tapping the instrument in different sections on it, making high or low pitches.
Drag- the process of pulling something behind you or from front to back.
Drug (prescription) – a type of medicine prescribed from their doctor to a pharmacy with a discount because the person needs this medicine to cure or treat something in his body.
Drug (illegal) - a drug such as marijuana or that is exported illegally from another country to sell it in another place to drug addicts. This is a felony and the dealer will be prosecuted.
Drama- the genre were a director is present along with other characters and a narrator that takes place in plays or ating.
Date (relationship)- the process were 2 people go and have fun to usually a romantic place were they can be alone and get to know each other before they possibly get engaged.
Devil- the imaginary character that brings trouble and depression to the world sent from hell when something in reality goes horrible.
Dream- the process of combining thoughts and playing a fantasy video in one’s brain during rest that symbolizes his past vs. his future by what he went through already, to what he may encounter as time passes.
During- the process of planning while an actual event is occurring.
Duration- the elapsed time it takes for a completion of an event or journey.
Decent- something or someone that looks elegant or intelligent.
Disability- a problem with a person’s body configuration that impacts his life negatively because he has to treat it as he lives, which is an additional problem he must take care of out of the other problems he may encounter.
Default- whatever that was originally set in a computer before changing that setting.
Discussion- the process of communication when a group of people discuss the same topic, providing suggestions in terms of the topic.
Defense- the process of shielding or protecting oneself whenever needed to the extremes.
Defendant- a person who defends the suspect during a court trial as a lawyer, family member, or witness.
Dynamite- a highly explosive item filled with gun powder that was frequently used to blow up in the mid-evil ages.
Diffusion- A cellular process involving the transport of energy molecules as they break down.
Defeat- the process of winning a conflict, with the defeated side’s loss.
Disgrace- an emotional breakdown of unhappiness
Disagreement- the process of not agreeing in both sides of the argument.
Demand- the process of asking something that is urgently needed by you, which can lead to compromise.
Door- the usually wooden object that is used to keep a room closed, used to enter and exit the room.
Dormant- the process of inactivity
Delay- the amount of time added on to a schedule
Departure- a time when public transportation is needed to go as scheduled, sometimes with a delay.
Defragmentation- the process of cleaning up a computer system by checking all of the files stored to remove unnecessary “ bugs “, leaving more memory of storage in the computer.
Disc- a circular item with a hole in the middle that has information stored on the flip-side of it that can be read in a computer’s hard drive.
Desktop- a separate computer with a monitor, CPU, and accessories separately connected to the central processing unit.
Duty- the process of being ready or actually being in the middle of an event.
Degree- a legal document that declares, when signed, a part of a profession that has been achieved
Document- any piece of paper that is important for a person’s use and/or storage because it is information referring to that person.
Declare- the process of stating something that can impact you positively in which you feel strongly about, thus willing to express the statement.
Distinguish- the process of narrowing a word or misunderstood phrase down to a level that interprets it to your understanding.
Definition- a phrase that describes a word using its synonyms to identify its meaning(s)
Definitely- a feeling of something that is definite to take place under the person’s perspective.
Drop- when a fluid leaks referring to the small particles of water being seen pulled down by gravity.
Drink- any type of beverage; or the principle of consuming an alcoholic beverage; or the process of consuming a beverage.
Drunk- the visual feeling of a person that is intoxicated being mentally unstable.
Drain- the process of emptying an enclosed space from a fluid.
Dough- the common finalized baking ingredient that makes pastries that is made out of flour, eggs, and other ingredients; the slang term used to describe money in cash.
Published by Juno publications
Somerville, MA, USA, 02145
November 12, 2012 completion
Written by Michael Vaglica
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