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Topic Personality:: PAGE #28
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811. Poleaxe (poleaxe)
:: If a rugby player or boxer had spent almost 15 minutes unconscious after a taking a heavy tackle or being poleaxed by a crushing right hook the minimum rest period would be a month
812. Idiocy (idiocy)
:: Yes I recently put myself in a possibly vulnerable position and got the backlash of my idiocy
813. Blood (damu)
:: This increased pressure compresses the arteries and veins decreasing blood flow to the muscles
814. Weak (dhaifu)
:: Mold can be cleaned off surfaces with a weak bleach solution
815. Wearing (amevaa)
:: Elsewhere she puns wearingly on phrases like doing it and coming like a demented 14yearold boy
816. Wearisome (wearisome)
:: Their little world became wearisome and difficult as alliances broke and were reformed
817. Angel (malaika)
:: Mick Pritchard is the first to admit hes no angel
818. Anger (hasira)
:: For some reason the sergeant major had decided to choose me to vent his anger on
819. Complain (kulalamika)
:: We packed up the scope first then the picnic stuff and the kids went sleepily and complainingly into their carseats last
820. Neck (shingo)
:: You need best end of neck lamb chops but dont overtrim them leave a little fat on for flavour
821. Together (pamoja)
:: Globalization means that the disparate parts of the world are coming closer together
822. Curious (curious)
:: Even if we were not plagued by these curious and unusual defects of English Paul would still be hard to understand
823. Dissolute (dissolute)
:: Drunk and dissolute hes wasting his life someplace when he gets called in to investigate a 1500 year old church in a part of Africa that didnt have Christianity 1500 years ago
824. Open (wazi)
:: The programmes helped them open boutiques or join garment companies as fashion designers
825. Fruity (fruity)
:: She was fullbodied very soft in the mouth and determinedly fruity
826. Frustrate (kuikataa)
:: One of the reasons he was so hated was because he was frustrating what they wanted
827. Frustrated (kuchanganyikiwa)
:: He was thoroughly confused and sexually frustrated
828. Steal (kuiba)
:: the chorus is a steal from The Smiths London
829. Breathtaking (breathtaking)
:: On criminal matters hes breathtakingly conservative
830. Certifiable (certifiable)
:: Press the button and thanks to the onboard computer simply changing its settings what had seemed an entirely adequate 400 bhp instantly becomes a certified and certifiable 507 bhp
831. Icy (barafu)
:: The weather warning came during a day which saw severe icy conditions making life miserable for many in East Yorkshire yesterday
832. Godly (utauwa)
:: To that extent The Book Against God is not against God or the godly although it offers no comfort to either
833. Soulful (soulful)
:: Geraldo raised his glass of firstrate Merlot and looked into my eyes soulfully
834. Corrupt (rushwa)
:: Well he an astonishing man an astonishingly corrupt and evil man
835. Corruption (rushwa)
:: These criminals live big off the bribery corruption and inefficiency of the transport division
836. Dumps (dumps)
:: You look a bit down in the dumps said Anna as I sat in the seat behind her
837. Dunce (dunce)
:: And that my rich little dunces is where your lethargic complacency is turning against you
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