Word of the Day
(It's back! By popular demand - well, okay, a couple people were bugging me about it - we're bringing back the Word of the Day! Woo-hoo! And today, Jamieson, if you're following along at home, today is all for you, my villain.)
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Seethe (verb) — to be agitated greatly, to be excited violently, to churn and roil and foam up (from Old English seothan – with a long mark over the e)
Word in a Sentence: In the epic fantasy novel Choices Meant for Gods, Godric Taiman seethes like a petulant child when Master Rothahn taunts and antagonizes him.
Your turn! Where's Jeni to show/remind all ya'll how this is done? Give me your best shot at a good seething sentence, all you writers out there!
"Some days, I just want the dragon to win."
Tags:Choices Meant for Gods, fantasy novel, word of the day, seethe
(It's back! By popular demand - well, okay, a couple people were bugging me about it - we're bringing back the Word of the Day! Woo-hoo! And today, Jamieson, if you're following along at home, today is all for you, my villain.)
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Seethe (verb) — to be agitated greatly, to be excited violently, to churn and roil and foam up (from Old English seothan – with a long mark over the e)
Word in a Sentence: In the epic fantasy novel Choices Meant for Gods, Godric Taiman seethes like a petulant child when Master Rothahn taunts and antagonizes him.
Your turn! Where's Jeni to show/remind all ya'll how this is done? Give me your best shot at a good seething sentence, all you writers out there!
"Some days, I just want the dragon to win."
Tags:Choices Meant for Gods, fantasy novel, word of the day, seethe
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