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dog days DOG-dayz (noun plural)
*1 : the hot sultry period of summer between early July
and early September in the northern hemisphere
2 : a period of stagnation or inactivity
Example sentence:
With the steamy dog days approaching, air-con***ioning
units are selling like hotcakes.
Did you know?
Dogs aren't the only creatures uncomfortable in oppressive
heat, so why does a dog get singled out in "dog days"? The dog
here is actually the Dog Star, which is also called "Sirius."
The star has long been associated with sultry weather in the
northern hemisphere because its heliacal (i.e., early morning)
rising coincides with the hottest days of summer. In the
ancient Greek constellation system, this star (called
"Seirios" in Greek) was considered the hound of the hunter
Orion and was given the epithet "Kyon," meaning "dog." The
Greek writer Plutarch referred to the hot days of summer as
"hemerai kynades," literally "dog days," and a Latin
translation of this expression as "dies caniculares" is the
source of our English phrase.
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Flagellate (Verb)
Pronunciation: ['fl?Ư-j?ê-leyt]
Definition 1: To whip or scourge; to punish by whipping.
Usage 1: Today's word changes to an adjective and noun by simply reducing the final diphthong to a schwa: ['fl?Ư-j?ê-l?êt], the equivalent of eliminating 'secondary' accent. The adjective means "having a whip-like form." The noun refers to an organism, say, a tadpole, equipped with a flagellum. A person who whips himself for religious reasons has a separate noun to identify himself: "flagellant."
Suggested usage: During the Black Plague's worst sweep across Europe (1347-1359), around one-quarter of the population of Europe perished. During this grim period, many people flagellated themselves, each other, and well nigh everyone in their way to exorcise what they perceived to be an expression of God's wrath on humanity (another example of the good old days that werenõ?Tt). But the use of "flagellate" does not end here. It is an effective substitute for "beat yourself up," a rather slangy phrase widening its appeal in the US: "Donõ?Tt flagellate yourself for mispronouncing Fullerton Schutzõ?Ts name; it was just a minor slip of the tongue."
Etymology: From Latin flagellatus, past participle of flagellare "to whip, scourge," from flagellum "a whip," the diminutive of flagrum "whip." A related Latin word is fligere "to strike," which entered Proto-Germanic and ended up as "flail" in modern English. Connections with "flag" and "flame" cannot be substantiated.
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Ovo-vegetarianism
Main Entry: ovo-veg?ãe?ãtar?ãi?ãan?ãism
Pronunciation: ovo-E-&-"ni-z&m
Function: combining form, noun
Date: vegetarianism - circa 1851
Etymology: ovo - Latin ov-, ovi-, from ovum
: egg <ovicide> : ovum <oviduct>
: the theory or practice of living on a diet made up of vegetables, fruits, grains, nuts, and sometimes eggs or dairy products.
Ovo-vegetarians are group of people who eat vegetables plus eggs, on the theory that the hen would lay them even if they didnõ?Tt eat them. There are other vegetarians who believe in sproutarianism, fruitarianism, veganism, rawfoodism, lacto-vegetarianism, ovo-lacto-vegetarianism and pesco-,pollo- and semi-vegetarianism, according to the Time Magazine.

hy?ãpo?ãchon?ãdri?ãa?ãsis
Pronunciation: -'drI-&-s&s
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural hy?ãpo?ãchon?ãdri?ãa?ãses /-"sEz/
Etymology: New Latin
Date: 1766
: morbid concern about one's health especially when accompanied by delusions of physical disease
hy?ãpo?ãchon?ãdria
Pronunciation: "hI-p&-'k?Ôn-drE-&
Function: noun
Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, plural, upper abdomen (formerly regarded as the seat of hypochondria), from Greek, literally, the parts under the cartilage (of the breastbone), from hypo- + chondros cartilage
Date: 1668
: extreme depression of mind or spirits often centered on imaginary physical ailments; specifically : HYPOCHONDRIASIS
hypochondriac
Function: noun
Date: 1639
: one affected by hypochondria

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hypochondria
danh từ(noun)
(y học) chứng nghi bệnh

hypochondriac
tính từ(adj)
(y học) (thuộc) chứng nghi bệnh
mắc chứng nghi bệnh
danh từ(noun)
(y học) người mắc chứng nghi bệnh

hypochondria n.
Y Khoa - bệnh tưởng (danh tO)
có định kiến về các chức năng tự nhiên trong cơ thể và về tình trạng kém sức khỏẹ điều này có thể đưa đến loạn thần kinh gây thiếu năng lực và chế ngự đời sống của cá thể. Trong trường hợp nặng nhấtt sẽ có ảo tưởng về sức khỏe kém, thường do trầm cảm*. Chữa trị bằng cách trấn an, thuốc chống trầm cảm*, và/hay tâm lý liệu pháp, nhưng tình trạng thường trở thành mãn tính. -hypochondriac (tt, dt).

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Hi, is there someone who can tell me the meaning of this word !

HARRIDAN
It's a noun .And all the girls,women will be come like this in the sooner or later future ! So sad but it is life ! Have fun !!!


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