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St Leo
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Member of the Apolyton Social Democratic Party
Jul 2005 time: 00:23
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quote: Originally posted by Japher
Thank you great Starchild, I revile in your greatness |
quote: revile
verb
To attack with harsh, often insulting language: abuse, assail, rail against (or at), vituperate. See praise/blame. |
quote: revel
verb
To take extravagant pleasure: bask, indulge, luxuriate, roll, rollick, wallow. See like/dislike.
To show joyful satisfaction in an event, especially by merrymaking: celebrate, rejoice. Idioms: kill the fatted calf, make merry. See laughter.
To behave riotously: carouse, frolic, riot, roister. Informal hell (around). Idioms: blow off steam, cut loose, kick over the traces, kick up one's heels, let go, let loose, make merry, make whoopee, paint the town red, raiseCainthe devilhell, whoop it up. See restraint/unrestraint.
noun
The act of showing joyful satisfaction in an event. celebration, festivity, merrymaking, rejoicing, revelry. See laughter.
Joyful, exuberant activity. conviviality, festival, festiveness, festivity, fun, gaiety, jollity, merriment, merrymaking, revelry. See laughter. |
quote: relish
noun
A liking for something: appetite, fondness, partiality, preference, taste, weakness. See like/dislike.
Spirited enjoyment: gusto, zest. See pain/pleasure.
A distinctive property of a substance affecting the gustatory sense: flavor, sapor, savor, smack2, tang, taste, zest. See taste/bad taste.
verb
To receive pleasure from: enjoy, like1, savor. Informal go for. Slang dig. See like/dislike.
To be avidly interested in: devour, eat up, feast on. See concern/unconcern. |
Kassiopeia, Starchild, and Alexander's Horse appear to be the crowd favourites. Hmm.
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